ACWGC UNION ARMY HEADQUARTERS FORUM

Hello All,

Proud to be a cadet in the Union army on loan from your northern neighbor Canada! I've enjoyed the Tiller civil war games for several years now and looking for helpful tips and hints to be better and a richer experience! Oh and also, long live the union!

Welcome aboard!

Welcome to our club, Jason! It's great to have officers from all over the world participating in our PBEM/wargaming hobby -- even/especially Canucks!

We're glad to have you with us. Now about that first round you offered...

Our Canadian officers have been few and far between, but nonetheless warmly welcomed! I hope that our taverns here can accommodate your taste, Jason, and that you will celebrate many sterling and brilliant accomplishments upon our digital battlefields in the years to come.

We ask the cadets to refrain from touching the barmaids, a pleasantry reserved for commissioned officers. And no doubt they, the barmaids, will attempt to attract your eye as they favor tips from the newer men. But a few of them have been known to try and entice the newer customers out back where favors might be bargained. Do not fall for that, as they will attempt to roll and rob you of not only your purse, but most of your newly issued clothing and accoutrements, too! They seem to have a connection with the CSA black market for any kind of military goods they can possibly get.

Welcome to the club.

Mark Lichtenberg
General, United States Volunteers
Army of the Cumberland
Commanding

Welcome sir, welcome. It's great to have you with us and membership of the Club is truly international. Drinks on General Meyer--he's got the stock.

Cadet Boisvert, Salute!

Welcome to the Union army...

Lt.General Pete Russo
XVI
Army of the Tennessee