Interesting POV, NYC. Problem is, when all-out war was brought to the south by Sherman, everyone howled, like the North wasn't "playing fair" and people today still howl and use phrases like "war crimes" and so on.
The two extreme ends of the military spectrum - McClellan and Sherman.
150th Anniversary of The Battle of South Mountain
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HITS & Couriers - a different and realistic way to play SoW MP.
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There are no real secrets brother. It's all about timing and execution.....micro-managing. Yes I'm very a-tuned with Infantry......about average with Artillery.JC scares the crap out of all of us. And there's his game playing as well. I've been trying to get him to give up his secrets but to no avail.
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But if you give me an OOB or Scenario that includes Cavalry - It's "game, set and match". I'll run you over.....backup to check....then run you over again just for the hell of it.
I learned this not from JEB Stuart......but Genghis Khan - The Master of Mounted Warfare.
Interesting to note.....you all know I live in Reno, NV. September 14, 2012 marked not only the 150th Anniversary of the "Battle of South Mountain".......but also the death of the City of Reno's namesake.....Union Maj. Gen. Jesse L. Reno. (figures I would settle down in a city named for a YANKEE!) :laugh:
JC aka Sarge aka The Mad One
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'The path that is not seen, nor hidden, should always be flanked'