Vangse
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Okay this will be my first attempt to do an AAR. I hope you will enjoy it and you are more than welcome to comment on my battlefield decisions and put forward suggestion on how to improve my tactics and this AAR.
I am playing scenario no. 74 "No half measures" against Cele manka. This is our third encouter and so far I am 2-0 up. Plan to make that 3-0.
My space bar is a pain in the ass, so thats why that there sometimes will be to much space between the words. Hope it is not to bothersome.
Turn 1:
My objective early is to try and take Taneytown and Littlestown. Hopefully enabling me to control the major roads leading North West towards Gettysburg.
McIntosh’s brigade is advancing north along Frederick Pike towards Taneytown. Reb cavalry on the outskirts of Taneytown has started to move south to meet him. I think it is only a brigade, but I am not sure, so I will probably advance slowly.
Kilpatrick’s division is advancing north along the Baltimore Pike towards Littletown. No rebs insight.
Turn 2:
Gregg’s brigade has arrived and moved to support McIntosh. I only advanced McIntosh a couple of hexes. The last game we played I probed aggressively with my cavalry and paid the price and quickly found myself almost 6000 points down. I guess I am a cautious commander.
Kilpatrick’s division advanced further forward along Baltimore Pike without encountering Rebs.
Turn 3:
Rebel cavalry arrived at Taneytown from the east and continued south of town. The Rebel cavalry most likely already south of town did not advance as expected, so he must be setting up a line south of Taneytown.
Advanced Kilpatrick’s division up the Baltimore Pike. Still no rebels in sight.
I am playing scenario no. 74 "No half measures" against Cele manka. This is our third encouter and so far I am 2-0 up. Plan to make that 3-0.
My space bar is a pain in the ass, so thats why that there sometimes will be to much space between the words. Hope it is not to bothersome.
Turn 1:
My objective early is to try and take Taneytown and Littlestown. Hopefully enabling me to control the major roads leading North West towards Gettysburg.
McIntosh’s brigade is advancing north along Frederick Pike towards Taneytown. Reb cavalry on the outskirts of Taneytown has started to move south to meet him. I think it is only a brigade, but I am not sure, so I will probably advance slowly.
Kilpatrick’s division is advancing north along the Baltimore Pike towards Littletown. No rebs insight.
Turn 2:
Gregg’s brigade has arrived and moved to support McIntosh. I only advanced McIntosh a couple of hexes. The last game we played I probed aggressively with my cavalry and paid the price and quickly found myself almost 6000 points down. I guess I am a cautious commander.
Kilpatrick’s division advanced further forward along Baltimore Pike without encountering Rebs.
Turn 3:
Rebel cavalry arrived at Taneytown from the east and continued south of town. The Rebel cavalry most likely already south of town did not advance as expected, so he must be setting up a line south of Taneytown.
Advanced Kilpatrick’s division up the Baltimore Pike. Still no rebels in sight.
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