4th Quarter, 2010 Army Combat Medallion
Posted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 9:13 pm
OFFICERS OF THE ACWGC UNION ARMY,
ATTENTION TO PARADE!
As a result of a report recently compiled from the Department of Records I submit the following information.
For the period of the 4th Quarter of 2010 there were fought a total of 198 verified battles; that is, battles only, discluding UMA Training and maneuvers. Out of that number the Union Army posted the following overall record.
58 Major Victories, 16 Minor Victories, 52 Draws, 16 Minor Defeats, and 56 Major Defeats.
By dividing the total number of MV and mV (74) by the total number battles fought (198), the Union Army recorded a .374 percentage.
The overall record for each of the four field armies is given below, in the order of greatest number of battles fought within the period.
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE (72 battles)
12 Major Victories, 5 Minor Victories, 28 Draws, 3 Minor Defeats, 24 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .236
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND (49 battles)
17 Major Victories, 4 Minor Victories, 14 Draws, 4 Minor Defeats, 10 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .429
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC (47 battles)
18 Major Victories, 4 Minor Victories, 5 Draws, 5 Minor Defeats, 15 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .468
ARMY OF THE SHENANDOAH (30 battles)
11 Major Victories, 3 Minor Victories, 5 Draws, 4 Minor Defeats, 7 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .466
On the basis of the highest percentage of victories recorded for the 4th Quarter of 2010, it is therefore my pleasure to award the Union Army Combat Medallion to the Army of the Potomac!
OFFICERS OF THE ACWGC UNION ARMY,
Present, ARMS!...Order, ARMS!
Parade, DISMISSED!
ATTENTION TO PARADE!
As a result of a report recently compiled from the Department of Records I submit the following information.
For the period of the 4th Quarter of 2010 there were fought a total of 198 verified battles; that is, battles only, discluding UMA Training and maneuvers. Out of that number the Union Army posted the following overall record.
58 Major Victories, 16 Minor Victories, 52 Draws, 16 Minor Defeats, and 56 Major Defeats.
By dividing the total number of MV and mV (74) by the total number battles fought (198), the Union Army recorded a .374 percentage.
The overall record for each of the four field armies is given below, in the order of greatest number of battles fought within the period.
ARMY OF THE TENNESSEE (72 battles)
12 Major Victories, 5 Minor Victories, 28 Draws, 3 Minor Defeats, 24 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .236
ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND (49 battles)
17 Major Victories, 4 Minor Victories, 14 Draws, 4 Minor Defeats, 10 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .429
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC (47 battles)
18 Major Victories, 4 Minor Victories, 5 Draws, 5 Minor Defeats, 15 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .468
ARMY OF THE SHENANDOAH (30 battles)
11 Major Victories, 3 Minor Victories, 5 Draws, 4 Minor Defeats, 7 Major Defeats
Percentage of victories: .466
On the basis of the highest percentage of victories recorded for the 4th Quarter of 2010, it is therefore my pleasure to award the Union Army Combat Medallion to the Army of the Potomac!
OFFICERS OF THE ACWGC UNION ARMY,
Present, ARMS!...Order, ARMS!
Parade, DISMISSED!