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USA, August 09, 1914, Confederate army of 1096 units opposed to USA army of 1448 units for a battle of complexity 3.71 at Battalion(II) level on a 2.5 Km/Hex map for 160 turns of Full Day each. by Bill Lott submited on 15-07-2011 Rugged-Defense Playing Statistics
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On to Philadelphia - 1914Designed by Bill II, with Felix & L'zard With help from Parmenio, Silvanski, Curtis Lemay & Menchenfresser. (Based on Harry Turtledove's 'Great War' series & Felix's American Front 1914 scenario) PBEM or FTF only 1. Background It is August 1914, & the war that is engulfing Europe following the assassination of Erzherzog Franz-Ferdinand has spread to North America. The United States, humbled in two successive wars by the Confederate States, has declared its support for its German and Austrian allies. In the de-facto capital of Philadelphia, President Theodore Roosevelt has declared war against the Entente powers in a fiery speech in which he promised the next Remembrance Day parade would be held in Richmond. In reply, flanked by the statues of George Washington & Albert Sydney Johnston, the Confederate President Woodrow Wilson has asked for & received declarations of war against Germany, Austria-Hungary & The United States. The Confederate States are a modern industrial state, rich and powerful, in part due to its long and close ties to Britain and France. But Wilson and his cabinet know that if the United States and Germany defeat Britain, the damnyankees to the north won't be long in seeking revenge on their southern counterparts. Across North America, from Virginia to California, and from New Brunswick to Washington State, men are being called to the colors, as the finely tuned machinery of mass mobilization kicks in. While the various armies are formed to attack and defend, in the theatre east of the Appalachians, the Confederate Armies of North Virginia and Western Virginia prepare to face the United States 4th and 5th Armies. |