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ACWGC UA BG / HPS Chancellorsville Awards Study Created 04/28/09

Maj. Gen. Joseph Meyer Revised 08/26/09

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AAWWAARRDDSS SSTTUUDDYY

““BBGG && HHPPSS CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE SSEERRIIEESS””

MMAASSTTEERR SSTTUUDDYY GGUUIIDDEE

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BBrroocckk RRooaadd,, OOrraannggee PPllaannkk RRooaadd,, SSiillvveerr SSaabbrreess,, FFaallmmoouutthh,,

RRaappppaahhaannnnoocckk,, MMaarryyee’’ss HHeeiigghhttss,, ““FFaaccee OOffff BBaattttlleess””,,

““CCiittyy BBaattttlleess””,, FFrreeddeerriicckkssbbuurrgg,, 22nndd FFrreeddeerriicckkssbbuurrgg,,

WWiillddeerrnneessss FFiieellddss,, FFoorrtt JJaacckkssoonn,, KKeellllyy’’ss FFoorrdd,,

WWiillddeerrnneessss ’’6633,, HHaazzeell GGrroovvee,, EEllyy’’ss FFoorrdd,,

UUppppeerr FFoorrddss,, DDoowwddaallll’’ss TTaavveerrnn,,

SSaalleemm CChhuurrcchh,, BBaannkk’’ss FFoorrdd,,

““KKiinngg ooff tthhee MMoouunnttaaiinn””,,

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PREPARED AND RESEARCHEDBY

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(OFFICIAL 2008-2009 UA AWARDS COMMITTEE DOCUMENT)



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The following study guide has been carefully constructed to give fundamental support to

the ACWGC Union Army Awards system. Army and Corps Commanders will find this study

especially useful as a base guide for determining the proper battlefield ribbon for the particular

scenario played.

The study guide is constructed in a rolling table format in which all of the actions and

battles of the main game package(s) are primarily listed in order of their historical or ahistorical

date/time chronology. Larger, multiple-day scenarios generally follow in sequence all of the

smaller, single-day scenarios of which they are composed. Note should be taken that this order

is not always the order in which the scenarios are presented upon the original game disks. The

game and scenario designers did not always undertake a common, progressive identification

method in their presentations that could be considered universal in its application. Therefore

there are great differences from game package to game package in how the scenarios are listed,

as well as great differences within the same game package!

The battle date order is further sub-ordered based upon the general date of publication.

Thus the TalonSoft BattleGround scenarios and modifications will always precede the HPS

Simulations scenarios and modifications for that particular battle date.

The tables are headed by the description of the battle or action with which the scenario

group is associated. If there are any scenarios within that description that qualify by turn count

for a possible MAJOR VICTORY, then the selected file name and graphic of the updated award

ribbon are also displayed within the header, to the right of the older, displaced ribbon.

Each scenario entry within a table includes the ACWGC abbreviation of the parent game,

the scenario ID number or type if given, the number of constructed game turns, the historical

date of the scenario, and the exact description as given within the game. In addition, the number

of scenario turns is prefixed with an alpha character(s), which identifies the nature of the

scenario. The exact program scn (scenario) file identification is also included with the

description.

Note flashes are appropriately inserted into the study guide where necessary to indicate

additional information given at the end. Officers are encouraged to scan the abbreviation Legend

Key in the rear before using this guide. Special notes are sometimes inserted into the tables for

immediate read.

THE 2008-2009 UNION ARMY AWARDS COMMITTEE AND ADVISORY GROUP

General’s Jeff Laub, Ernie Sands, John Corbin, Mark Oakford, Antony Barlow, Ken Miller, Derald Riggs, David

Danner, Jeff Bangma, and

Major General Joseph Meyer



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This study includes all of the scenarios contained in HPS Campaign Chancellorsville

(HPSCCV) and the modified scenarios originating from the TalonSoft Battleground Bull Run

(BGBR), Battleground Antietam (BGN), and HPS Corinth 1.01 modifications for the

Fredericksburg and Chancellorsville battles.

The new “Chancellorsville Series” UA awards have been designed to integrate well with the

existing UA awards and, at the same time, to clearly stand apart. Two existing ribbons had

heretofore represented only modified battles of this era, and special treatment has been made to

incorporate some of their original color design into the corresponding new battle ribbons. The

base color of the new Chancellorsville awards is royal purple. The four basic trim colors include

red, rose, black and cream white.

This four-color pattern supports a greater visual distinction of the individual ribbons

composing the Chancellorsville Series set, which consists of a total of 14 base ribbons and two

“attachment” ribbons. The battle ribbon set is divided into four groups: those battles leading up

to Fredericksburg; the Falmouth and Fredericksburg battles; the January to April, 1863 period

actions including the battles fought within the Chancellorsville campaign; and the unique “What-

If” scenarios following Chancellorsville.

(No ribbons are currently authorized for an AI contest of any length.)

Many of the separate battles and actions were not given distinctive names by the game

designer, who preferred instead to identify them largely by just the prosaic elements of their

time, date and type. Battle names are a necessary element in the Union Award system.

Therefore the battle names suggested for those particular actions were selected after a careful

study of the maps, forces involved and campaign overview.

The treatment of the two larger battles, especially Chancellorsville, demanded a closer

scrutiny, given the huge variety of both historical and ahistorical scenario constructions and the

inclusion of the novel “blind meetings”. After considering a number of different methods and

ribbon combinations to adequately distinguish these scenarios from each other, a system of

scenario day-length was adopted. This allowed the variations to be distinguished by their scope

of challenge and not lumped together unequally

The game designer also elected to include a larger number of “Equal Force Fights” in this

campaign set, some of them 35 turns or greater. In addition, some of the EFF scenarios are

overlays of existing non-EFF scenarios of the same name, posing a problem in making a

distinction for the awards. This was solved by the addition of an “equal bars” attachment to the

EFF award, a precedent which may be adopted whenever this may occur throughout the entire

UA battle award inventory.)



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UUNNIIOONN AARRMMYY BBAATTTTLLEEFFIIEELLDD RRIIBBBBOONNSS

““BBGG && HHPPSS CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE SSEERRIIEESS”” 1

HHPPSS CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE CCAAMMPPAAIIGGNN

(LG-RIB-CAM_CHN.gif)

HHPPSS CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE CCAAMMPPAAIIGGNN

(MED_CAM_ABT.gif)

This award given for completing and winning an HPS Chancellorsville campaign of at least

two battles against an ACWGC opponent.

HHPPSS++ CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE (LG-RIB-HPS_CHN.gif)

This award given for winning five Major Victories in the HPS+ Chancellorsville game series

regardless of scenario length.

The following battlefield ribbons are awarded for a Major Victory in any scenario of at least

35 turns in length from either a Battleground or Campaign Corinth modification or HPS

Campaign Chancellorsville game.

BBRROOCCKK RROOAADD (LG-RIB-BTL_BRK.gif)2

Game Scn. Turns Date Descriptions

HPSCCV 001F W 40 11/01/62 F_Nov 1st_Cav

001F_Nov 1st_Cav.scn

“ AI AIW 40 “ CAM_Nov 1st Cav

AI Challenge Nov 1st Cav.scn

“ CAM W 40 “ AI Challenge Nov 1st Cav

Nov 1st Cav.scn

“ CAM Ww 40 “ CAM_Nov 1st Cav_w

Nov 1st Cav_w.scn

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon



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“ SG SGW

40

“ F_Nov 1st_Cav

SG_Nov 1st_Cav.scn

“ Weather

00

Ww 40 “ F_Nov 1st_Cav

Weather00_Nov 1st_Cav.scn

OORRAANNGGEE PPLLAANNKK RROOAADD (LG-RIB-BTL_OPR.gif)


HPSCCV 078F BMW

35

11/01/62 Nov 1st 1862, Blind Meet

078F_Nov 1st_Blind Meet.scnscn.

“ CAM BMW

35

“ Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet

Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet.scn

“ CAM BMWw

35

“ Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet_w

Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet_w.scn

“ Weather

01

BMWw

35

“ Nov 1st 1862, Blind Meet

Weather01_Nov 1st Blind Meet V.1w.scn

“ CAM BMW

75

11/01-

03/62

Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet V.1

Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet V.1.scn

“ CAM BMWw

75

“ Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet V.1w

Cam_Nov 1st Blind Meet V.1w.scn

SSIILLVVEERR SSAABBRREESS (LG-RIB-BTL_SIL.gif)


HPSCCV 094F W 36 11/09/62 094F_Nov 9th Cav Battle

094F_Nov 9th Cav Battle.scn

“ Weather

64

Ww 36 “ 094F_Nov 9th Cav Battle

Weather64_Nov 9th Cav Battle.scn

FFAALLMMOOUUTTHH (LG-RIB-BTL_FAL.gif)


HPSCCV 095F W 36 11/17/62 095F_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth

095F_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth.scn

“ Weather

65

Ww 36 “ 095F_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth

Weather65_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth.scn

“ 096F W 36 “ 096F_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth V.1

096F_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth V.1.scn

“ Weather

66

Ww 36 “ 096F_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth V.1

Weather66_Nov 17th Battle for Falmouth V.1.scn

RRAAPPPPAAHHAANNNNOOCCKK (LG-RIB-BTL_RAP.gif)


HPSCCV 002F WM 86 11/19-

20/62

Fredericksburg, Nov 19th Meeting engagement

002F_Nov 19th_Meeting Engagement.scn

“ SG SGWM

86

“ Fredericksburg, Nov 19th Meeting engagement

SG_Nov 19th_Meeting Engagement.scn

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon



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HPSCCV Weather

02

WMw

86

11/19-

20/62

Fredericksburg, Nov 19th Meeting engagement

Weather02_Nov 19th.scn

MMAARRYYEE’’SS HHEEIIGGHHTTSS (LG-RIB-BTL_MAR.gif)3


HPSCCV 003F W 40 11/21/62 November 21st 1862 Early movements

003F_Nov 21st 6am.scn

“ AI AIW 40 “ AI Challenge Nov 21th 6am

AI Challenge Nov 21th 6am.scn

“ SG SGW

40

“ November 21st 1862 Early movements

SG_Nov 21st 6am.scn

“ Weather

03

Ww 40 “ November 21st 1862 Early movements

Weather03_Nov 21st 6am.scn

“ 004F W 40 “ November 21st 1862 Early movements V.1

003F_Nov 21st 6am V.1.scn

“ SG SGW

40

“ November 21st 1862 Early movements V.1

SG_Nov 21st 6am V.1.scn

“ Weather

04

Ww 40 “ November 21st 1862 Early movements V.1

Weather04_Nov 21st 6am V.1.scn

“ CAM W 40 “ Cam_Nov 21th

Cam_Nov 21th.scn

“ CAM Ww 40 “ Cam_Nov 21th_w

Cam_Nov 21th_w.scn

FFaaccee OOffff BBaattttlleess (No ribbon)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV 097F W 25 11/30/62 097F_Face Off at Salem Church

097F_Face Off at Salem Church.scn

“ AI AIW 25 “ AI Challenge Face Off at Salem Church

AI Challenge Face Off at Salem Church.scn

“ Weather

67

Ww 25 “ 097F_Face Off at Salem Church

Weather67_Face Off at Salem Church.scn

“ AI AIW 25 “ AI Challenge Face Off at Salem Church V.1

AI Challenge Face Off at Salem Church V.1.scn

“ 098F W 25 “ 097F_Face Off near Chancellorsville

097F_Face Off near Chancellorsville.scn

“ AI AIW 25 “ AI Challenge Face Off near Chancellorsville

AI Challenge Face Off near Chancellorsville.scn

“ Weather

68

Ww 25 “ 097F_Face Off near Chancellorsville

Weather68_Face Off near Chancellorsville.scn

CCiittyy BBaattttlleess (No ribbon)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV 005F BLH 10 12/11/62 The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg

005F_City.scn

“ SG SGBLH

10

“ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg

SG_City.scn

“ Weather

05

BLHw

10

“ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg

Weather05_City.scn

no former

ribbon



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HPSCCV 006F BLH 10 12/11/62 The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg V.1

006F_City V.1.scn

“ SG SGBLH

10

“ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg V.1

SG_City V.1.scn

“ Weather

06

BLHw

10

“ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg V.1

Weather06_City V.1.scn

“ 007F W 10 “ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg Cobbs

007F_City V.2.scn

“ SG SGW

10

“ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg Cobbs

SG_City V.2.scn

“ Weather

07

Ww 10 “ The Battle for the city of Fredericksburg (Cobbs)

Weather07_City V.2.scn

FFRREEDDEERRIICCKKSSBBUURRGG ((11 DDAAYY)) (LG-RIB-BTL_FBG1.gif)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsBGN

mod

01 H 20 12/13/62 The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862

FB_01.scn

“ 02 W 20 “ Burnside’s Debacle, FB I

FB_02.scn

“ 03 W 30 “ Fifty Thousand Gleaming Bayonets, FB I

FB_03.scn

“ 05 NFH 28 “ The Battle of Fredericksburg, December 13, 1862

FB_05 10-15-500.scn

“ 06 W 40 “ Fifty Thousand Gleaming Bayonets, FB I

FB_06 10-15-500.scn

HPSCC

mod

02 H 20 12/13/62 General Sumner take the heights

000_fredericksburg_02.scn

HPSCCV 008F H 36 12/13/62 The Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862

008F_Dec 13th 6am.scn

“ SG SGH 36 “ Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862

SG_Dec 13th 6am.scn

“ Weather

08

Hw 36 “ The Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862

Weather08_Dec 13th 6am.scn

“ 009F H 36 “ The Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862 V.1

009F_Dec 13th 6am V.1.scn

“ SG SGH 36 “ Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862 V.1

SG_Dec 13th 6am V.1.scn

“ Weather

09

Hw 36 “ The Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862 V.1

Weather09_Dec 13th 6am V.1.scn

“ 010F H 36 “ The Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862 V.2


“ SG SGH 36 “ Battle of Fredericksburg, Dec. 13th, 1862 V.2


“ Weather

10



“ 011F H 36 “ Dec. 13th, 1862 V.3


“ SG SGH 36 “ Dec. 13th, 1862 V.3


“ Weather

11





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“ 012F H 36 12/13/62 Dec. 13th, 1862 Small Map

012F_Dec 13th 6am Small Map.scn

“ SG SGH 36 “ Dec. 13th, 1862 Small Map

SG_Dec 13th 6am Small Map.scn

“ Weather

12

Hw 36 “ Dec. 13th, 1862 Small Map

Weather12_Dec. 13th, 1862 Small Map.scn

“ CAM W 36 “ Cam_Dec 13th

Cam_Dec 13th.scn

“ CAM Ww 36 “ Cam_Dec 13th_w

Cam_Dec 13th_w.scn

“ 013F H 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm

013F_Meade and Gibbon Attack.scn

“ SG SGH 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm

SG_Meade and Gibbon Attack.scn

“ Weather

13

Hw 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm

Weather13_ Meade and Gibbon Attack.scn

“ 014F H 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.1

014F_Meade and Gibbon Attack V.1.scn

“ AI AIH 12 “ Meade and Gibbon attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.1

AI Challenge_Meade and Gibbon.scn

“ SG SGH 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.1

SG_Meade and Gibbon Attack V.1.scn

“ Weather

14

Hw 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.1

Weather14_ Meade and Gibbon Attack V.1.scn

“ 015F H 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.2

015F_Meade and Gibbon Attack V.2.scn

“ SG SGH 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.2

SG_Meade and Gibbon Attack V.2.scn

“ Weather

15

Hw 12 “ Meade and Gibbon Attack, Dec 13th 1pm V.2

Weather15_ Meade and Gibbon Attack V.2.scn

“ 016F H 10 “ Meade’s Assault; Center and Right, Dec 13th Noon

016F_Meade’s Assault_Center and Right.scn

“ SG SGH 10 “ Meade’s Assault; Center and Right, Dec 13th Noon

SG_Meade’s Assault_Center and Right.scn

“ Weather

16

Hw 12 “ Meade’s Assault; Center and Right, Dec 13th Noon

Weather16_ Meade’s Assault.scn

“ 017F H 10 “ Center and Right, Dec 13th Noon V.1

017F_Meade’s Assault_Center and Right V.1.scn

“ SG SGH 10 “ Center and Right, Dec 13th Noon V.1

SG_Meade’s Assault_Center and Right V.1.scn

“ Weather

17

Hw 12 “ Center and Right, Dec 13th Noon V.1

Weather17_Meade’s Assault V.1.scn

“ 088F H 6 “ 088F_French’s Assault

088F_French’s Assault.scn

“ AI AIH 6 “ AI Challenge French’s Assault

AI Challenge Franch’s Assault.scn

“ Weather

58

Hw 6 “ 088F_French’s Assault

Weather58_French’s Assault.scn

“ 089F H 17 “ 089F_French and Hancock Attack

089F_French and Hancock Attack.scn

“ Weather

59

Hw 17 “ 089F_French and Hancock Attack

Weather59_French and Hancock Attack.scn

“ 090F H 6 “ 090F_Howard’s Assault

090F_Howard’s Assault.scn



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“ Weather

60

Hw 6 12/13/62 090F_Howard’s Assault

Weather60_Howard’s Assault.scn

“ AI AIH 36 “ Dec. 13th, 1862 Small Map AI Challenge

AI Challenge Dec 13th.scn

FFRREEDDEERRIICCKKSSBBUURRGG ((22 DDAAYYSS)) (LG-RIB-BTL_FBG2.gif)


BGN

mod

04 W 76 12/13-

14/62

Fredericksburg I (2 Days)

FB_04.scn

“ 07 W 101 “ Fredericksburg I (2 Days)

FB_07 10-15-500.scn

HPSCC

mod

01 H 50 12/13-

14/62

Storm over Fredericksburg


“ 03 H 50 “ Storm over Fredericksburg


22nndd FFRREEDDEERRIICCKKSSBBUURRGG (LG-RIB-BTL_FBG2.gif)


HPSCCV 091F W 45 12/17/62 091F_Dec 17th Rebel attack

091F_Dec 17th Rebel attack.scn

“ Weather

61

Ww 45 “ 091F_Dec 17th Rebel attack

Weather61_Dec 17th Rebel attack.scn

“ 092F W 84 12/17-

18/62

092F_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.1

092F_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.1.scn

“ Weather

62

Ww 84 “ 091F_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.1

Weather62_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.1.scn

“ 093F W 84 “ 093F_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.2

093F_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.2.scn

“ AI AIW 84 “ AI Challenge Dec 17th

AI Challenge Dec 17th.scn

“ Weather

63

Ww 84 “ 093F_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.2

Weather63_Dec 17th Rebel attack V.2.scn

WWiillddeerrnneessss FFiieellddss (No Ribbon)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV AI AIW 25 01/01/63 AI Challenge Jan 1st 1863

AI Challenge Jan 1st 1863.scn

FFoorrtt JJaacckkssoonn (No Ribbon)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV AI AIW 30 02/01/63 AI Challenge Fort Jackson

AI Challenge Fort Jackson.scn

KKeellllyy’’ss FFoorrdd (No Ribbon)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV 018F H 25 03/17/63 Kelly’s Ford March 17th 1863

018F_March 17th Kelly’s Ford.scn

no former

ribbon



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HPSCCV 019F H 25 03/17/63 Kelly’s Ford March 17th 1863 V.1

019F_March 17th Kelly’s Ford V.1scn

WWIILLDDEERRNNEESSSS ’’6633 (LG-RIB-BTL_WLD63.gif)4


HPSCCV 020C W 46 04/01/63 A Concentration of Confederates

020C_A Concentration of Confederates.scn

HHAAZZEELL GGRROOVVEE (LG-RIB-BTL_HAZ.gif)


HPSCCV 099F W 36 04/15/63 099F_Fast Advance

099F_Fast Advance.scn

“ Weather

69

Ww 36 “ 099F_Fast Advance

Weather69_Fast Advance.scn

“ 100F W 36 “ 100F_Fast Advance V.1

100F_Fast Advance V.1.scn

“ Weather

70

Ww 36 “ 100F_Fast Advance V.1

Weather70_Fast Advance V.1.scn

EELLYY’’SS FFOORRDD (LG-RIB-BTL_ELY.gif)


HPSCCV 077C W 36 04/16/63 April 16th 1863, River crossing battle

077C_River Crossing.scn

“ AI AIW 36 “ AI Challenge River Crossing

AI Challenge River Crossing.scn

UUPPPPEERR FFOORRDDSS (LG-RIB-BTL_UPP.gif)


HPSCCV 021C WM 35 04/29/63 April 29th Meeting Engagement

O21C_April29th.scn

“ CW WM 35 “ April 29th Meeting Engagement

CW_April 29th.scn

“ CW WM 35 “ April 29th_w Meeting Engagement

CW_April 29th_w.scn

“ Weather

18

WMw

35

“ April 29th Meeting Engagement

Weather18_April 29th.scn

“ AI AI 15 “ AI Challenge_1st Corps' Defense

AI Challenge_1st Corps' Defense.scn

CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE ((11 DDAAYY)) (LG-RIB-BTL_CHV1.gif)


HPSCCV 022C H 46 04/30/63 April 30th 1863 5am

022C_April30th.scn

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon



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HPSCCV AI AI 46 04/30/63 AI Challenge April 30th

AI Challenge April 30th.scn

“ CAM W 46 “ Cam_April 30th

Cam_April 30th.scn

“ CAM Ww 46 “ Cam_April 30th_w

Cam_April 30th_w.scn

“ Weather

19

Hw 45 “ April 30th 1863 5am

Weather19_April30th.scn

“ 024C H 46 “ April 30th 1863 5am V.2

024C_April30th V.2.scn

“ Weather

21

Ww 46 “ April 30th 1863 5am V.2

Weather21_April 30th V.2.scn

“ 025C H 46 “ April 30th 1863 5am V.3


“ Weather

22

Hw 46 “ April 30th 1863 5am V.3


“ 029C H 25 05/01/63 Chancellorsville May 1st, 1863 11am

029C_May 1st 11am.scn

“ Weather

27

Hw 25 “ May 1st, 1863 11am

Weather27_May 1st 11am.scn

“ 030C W 25 “ Chancellorsville May 1st, 1863 11am V.1

030C_May 1st 11am V.1.scn

“ Weather

31

Ww 25 “ May 1st, 1863 11am V.1

Weather31_May 1st 11am V.1.scn



“ Weather

32

Ww 25 “ May 1st, 1863 11am V.2




“ Weather

33

Ww 25 “ May 1st, 1863 11am V.3


“ AI AI 25 “ AI Challenge May 1st

AI Challenge May 1st.scn

















“ CAM W 9 “ Cam_May 1st 11am C1U1

Cam_May 1st 11am C1U1.scn

“ CAM Ww 9 “ Cam_May 1st 11am C1U1w

Cam_May 1st 11am C1U1w.scn



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HPSCCV CAM W 9 05/01/63 Cam_May 1st 11am C1U2
































“ 041C H 25 “ May 1st 11am Small Map

041C_May 1st 11am Small Map.scn

“ Weather

28

Hw 25 “ May 1st 11am Small Map

Weather28_May 1st 11am Small Map.scn

“ 042C H 25 “ May 1st 11am Small Map V.1

042C_May 1st 11am Small Map V.1.scn

“ Weather

29

Hw 25 “ May 1st 11am Small Map V.1

Weather29_May 1st 11am Small Map V.1.scn

“ 043C H 25 “ May 1st 11am Small Map V.2

043C_May 1st 11am Small Map V.2.scn

“ Weather

30

Hw 25 “ May 1st 11am Small Map V.3

Weather30_May 1st 11am Small Map V.3.scn

“ 044C H 25 “ Chancellorsville May 1st, 1863 2pm

044C_May 1st 2pm.scn

“ Weather

24

Hw 25 “ May 1st, 1863 2pm

Weather24_May 1st 2pm.scn

“ 045C H 25 “ Chancellorsville May 1st, 1863 2pm V.1

045C_May 1st 2pm V.1.scn

“ Weather

25

Hw 25 “ May 1st, 1863 2pm V.1

Weather25_May 1st 2pm V.1.scn

“ 046C H 25 “ Chancellorsville May 1st, 1863 2pm V.2




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HPSCCV Weather

26

Hw 25 05/01/63 May 1st, 1863 2pm V.2

Weather26_May 1st 2pm V.2.scn

“ 047C W 25 “ May 1st, 1863 2pm V.3


“ 048C W 25 “ May 1st, 1863 2pm V.4


“ 049C W 25 “ May 1st, 1863 2pm V.5


“ 050C W 25 “ May 1st, 1863 2pm V.6


“ 051C W 25 “ CAM_May 1st 2pm C2U3








“ CAM W 25 “ Cam_May 1st 2pm C1U1

Cam_May 1st 2pm C1U1.scn

“ CAM Ww 25 “ Cam_May 1st 2pm C1U1w

Cam_May 1st 2pm C1U1w.scn



































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HPSCCV 079C BM W

46

05/01/63 065C_May 1863 Blind Meet

079C_May 1863 Blind Meet.scn

“ CAM BM W

46

“ Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet V.2

Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet V.2.scn

“ CAM BM W

46

“ Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet

Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet.scn

“ CAM BM

Ww 46

“ Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet_w

Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet_w.scn

HPSCC

mod

02 30 05/02/63 Jackson’s Charge May 2nd 1863

000_chancellorsville_02.scn

BGN

mod

02 30 05/02/63 Jackson’s Charge May 2nd 1863


HPSCCV 055C H 16 05/02/63 Jackson's Surprise 3pm May 2nd Small map

055C_May 2nd 3pm Small Map.scn

“ Weather

37

Hw 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm Small map

Weather37_May 2nd 3pm Small Map.scn

“ 056C H 16 “ Jackson's Surprise 3pm May 2nd Small map V.1

056C_May 2nd 3pm Small Map V.1.scn

“ Weather

38

16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm Small map V.1

Weather38_May 2nd 3pm Small Map V.1.scn

“ 057C H 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm

057C_May 2nd 3pm.scn

“ Weather

36

Hw 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm

Weather36_May 2nd 3pm.scn

“ 058C H 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm V.1

058C_May 2nd 3pm V.1.scn

“ Weather

39

16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm V.1

Weather39_May 2nd 3pm V.1.scn

“ 059C H 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm V.2


“ Weather

40

Hw 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm V.2

Weather40_May 2nd 3pm V.2.scn

“ 060C W 16 “ Jackson's Surprise May 2nd 3pm V.3


“ CAM W 16 “ Cam_May 2nd 3pm C1U1

Cam_May 2nd 3pm C1U1.scn

“ CAM Ww 16 “ Cam_May 2nd 3pm C1U1w

Cam_May 2nd 3pm C1U1w.scn



















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HPSCCV CAM W 16 05/02/63 Cam_May 2nd 3pm C2U3
















“ AI AIH 16 “ AI Challenge May 2nd

AI Challenge May 2nd.scn

“ 061C W 16 “ May 2nd, Early’s Flank Attack

061C_May 2nd Early’s Flank.scn

“ AI AIW 17 “ AI Challenge May 2nd, Early’s Flank Attack

AI Challenge May 2nd Early’s Flank.scn

“ Weather

41

Ww 16 “ May 2nd, Early’s Flank Attack

Weather41_ May 2nd Early’s Flank Attack.scn

“ 062C W 16 “ May 2nd, Early’s Flank Attack V.1

062C_May 2nd Early’s Flank V.1.scn

“ Weather

42

Ww 16 “ May 2nd, Early’s Flank Attack V.1

Weather42_ May 2nd Early’s Flank Attack V.1scn

“ 063C H 9 “ Attack on Marye's Heights, May 3rd, 1863

063C_Marye’s Heights_May 3rd 10am.scn

“ Weather

23

Hw 9 “ Attack on Marye's Heights, May 3rd, 1863

Weather23_ Marye’s Heights_May 3rd 10am.scn

“ AI AIH 10 “ AI Challenge May 3rd Marye's Heights

AI Challenge May 3rd Marye.scn

“ AI AIH 10 “ AI Challenge May 3rd Marye's Heights V.1

AI Challenge May 3rd Marye V.1.scn

“ 064C H 46 05/03/63 Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd 5am

064C_May 3rd 5am.scn

“ Weather

43

Hw 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd 5am

Weather43_May 3rd 5am.scn

“ 065C H 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd 5am V.1

064C_May 3rd 5am V.1.scn

“ Weather

46

Hw 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd 5am, V.1

Weather46_May 3rd 5am V.1.scn



“ Weather

47





“ Weather

48



“ 068C H 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd (Full Field)

068C_May 3rd (Full Field).scn



16

HPSCCV Weather

49

Hw 46 05/03/63 Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd (Full Field)

Weather49_May 3rd 5am (Full Field).scn

“ 069C H 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd (Full Field) V.1

068C_May 3rd (Full Field) V.1.scn

“ Weather

50

Hw 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd (Full Field) V.1

Weather50_May 3rd 5am (Full Field) V.1.scn

“ 070C H 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd (Full Field) V.2

070C_May 3rd (Full Field) V.2.scn

“ Weather

51

Hw 46 “ Stuart Takes Over, May 3rd (Full Field) V.2

Weather51_May 3rd 5am (Full Field) V.2.scn

“ 071C H 46 “ May 3rd 5am, Small Map

071C_May 3rd 5am Small Map.scn

“ Weather

44

Hw 46 “ May 3rd 5am, Small Map

Weather44_May 3rd 5am Small Map.scn

“ 072C H 46 “ May 3rd 5am, Small Map V.1

072C_May 3rd 5am Small Map V.1.scn

“ Weather

45

Hw 46 “ May 3rd 5am, Small Map V.1

Weather45_May 3rd 5am Small Map V.1.scn

“ CAM W 46 “ Cam_May 3rd 5am C1U1

Cam_May 3rd 5am C1U1.scn

“ CAM Ww 46 “ Cam_May 3rd 5am C1U1w

Cam_May 3rd 5am C1U1w.scn



































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HPSCCV 073C W 46 05/03/63 Early arrives early, May 3rd

073C_May 3rd Early arrives.scnNov

“ Weather

52

Ww 46 “ Early arrives early, May 3rd

Weather52_May 3rd Early arrives.scn

“ AI AIH 40 “ AI Challenge May 3rd V.1

AI Challenge May 3rd aV.1.scn

“ AI AIH 40 “ AI Challenge May 3rd

AI Challenge May 3rd.scn

CCHHAANNCCEELLLLOORRSSVVIILLLLEE ((22 DDaayyss)) (LG-RIB-BTL_CHV2.gif)


HPSCCV 023C H 86 04/30-

5/1/63

April 30th 1863 5am V.1


“ Weather

20

Hw 86 “ April 30th 1863 5am V.1


“ CAM BM 86 05/01-

02/63

Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet V.1

Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet V.1.scn

“ CAM BMw

86

“ Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet V.1_w

Cam_May 1863 Blind Meet V.1_w.scn



HPSCCV 026C H 133 05/01-

03/63

May 1st-May 3rd 1863 11am

026C_May 1st-May3rd.scn

“ Weather

34

Hw 133 “ May 1st-May 3rd 1863 11am

Weather34_May 1st-May3rd.scn

“ 027C H 133 “ May 1st-May 3rd 1863 11am V.1

027C_May 1st-May3rd V.1.scn

“ Weather

35

Hw 133 “ May 1st-May 3rd 1863 11am V.1

Weather35_May 1st-May3rd V.1.scn



HPSCCV 028C W 176 05/01-

04/63

May 1st-May 4th 1863 11am

028C_May 1st-May4th.scn



HPSCC

mod

1 W 290 4/29-

5/4/63

Chancellorsville Bn Level Longstreet #1

Chancellorsville #1.scn

“ 2 W 290 “ Chancellorsville Bn Level Longstreet #2


“ 3 W 290 “ Chancellorsville Bn Level Longstreet #2


no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon



18

HPSCC

mod

H 290 4/29-

5/4/63

Chancellorsville Bn Level

Chancellorsville Bn Level.scn

BGN

mod

01 280 4/30-

5/4/63

The Battle of Chancellorsville, April 30th-May4th,

1863


“ 01 H 280 4/30-

5/4/63

The Battle of Chancellorsville, April 30th-May4th,

1863


DDOOWWDDAALLLL’’SS TTAAVVEERRNN (LG-RIB-BTL_DOW.gif)


HPSCCV 080C EF 40 05/01/63 Equal Fight

080C_May 1863 Equal fight.scn

“ 081C EF 40 “ Equal Fight V.1

081C_May 1863 Equal fight V.1.scn

SSAALLEEMM CCHHUURRCCHH (LG-RIB-BTL_SAL.gif)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV 074C H 12 05/03/63 Battle of Salem Church May 3rd 3pm

074C_Salem Church May 3rd.scn

“ Weather

54

Hw 12 “ Battle of Salem Church May 3rd 3pm

Weather54_Salem Church May 3rd.scn

“ AI AIH 12 “ AI Challenge Salem Church May 3rd

AI Challenge Salem Church May 3rd.scn

“ AI AIH 12 “ AI Challenge Salem Church May 3rd V.1

AI Challenge Salem Church May 3rd V.1.scn

“ 075C W 50 05/03-

04/63

Salem Church May 3rd and 4th

075C_Salem Church May 3-4th.scn

“ Weather

53

Ww 50 “ Salem Church May 3rd and 4th

Weather53_Salem Church May 3-4th.scn

HPSCC

mod

03 48 05/04/63 Battle of Salem Church, May 4th, 1863


BGN

mod

03 48 05/04/63 Battle of Salem Church, May 4th, 1863


SSAALLEEMM CCHHUURRCCHH ((EEFF)) (LG-RIB-BTL_SALEF.gif)


HPSCCV 082C EF W

35

05/01/63 082C_Salem Church Equal Fight

082C_Salem Church Equal Fight.scn

“ 083C EF W

35

“ 083C_Salem Church Equal Fight V.1

083C_Salem Church Equal Fight V.1.scn

“ 084C EF W

35

“ 084C_Salem Church Equal Fight V.2

084C_Salem Church Equal Fight V.2.scn

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon

no former

ribbon



19

BBaannkk’’ss FFoorrdd (NO RIBBON)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV 085C H 21 05/04/63 Battle of Banks's Ford May 4th

085C_Banks Ford May 4th.scn

“ AI AIH 21 “ AI Challenge_Battle of Banks's Ford May 4th

AI Challenge_Banks's Ford.scn

“ Weather

55

Hw 21 “ Battle of Banks's Ford May 4th

Weather55_Banks Ford May 4th.scn

KKiinngg ooff tthhee MMoouunnttaaiinn (NO RIBBON)

Game Scn. Turns Date DescriptionsHPSCCV 076C W 30 05/10/63 King of the Mountain

076C_King of the Mountain.scn

“ AI AIW 30 “ AI Challenge King of the Mountain

AI Challenge King of the Mountain.scn

BBUURRNNTT BBRRIIDDGGEESS (LG-RIB-BTL_BUR.gif)5


HPSCCV 086C W 46 06/01/63 086C_Burnt bridges

086C_Burnt bridges.scn

“ Weather

56

Ww 46 “ 086C_Burnt bridges

Weather56_Burnt bridges.scn

“ 087C W 90 “ 087C_Burnt bridges V.1

087C_Burnt bridges V.1.scn

“ Weather

57

Ww 90 “ 087C_Burnt bridges V.1

Weather56_Burnt bridges V.1.scn

1 LEGEND KEY:

BOLD FACE FONT– 35-turns-or greater scenario (non-AI)

Black Font – Original HPS Campaign Shiloh scenario.

Red Font – Battleground modifications.

Green Font – Corinth 1.01 modifications.

BGBR – BattleGround Bull Run

BGN – BattleGround Antietam

BL – Battalion Level

BM – Blind Meet Scenario

HPSCCV – HPS Campaign Chancellorsville

HPSCC – HPS Campaign Corinth

mod – Modified scenario

AI – Artificial Intelligence Scenario

C – Campaign Scenario

CAM – Campaign Scenario

CL – Company Level

CW – Chancellorsville Weather

EF – Equal Force Scenario

H – Historical Scenario

M – Meeting Scenario

Mod – Modified Scenario

no ribbon

no ribbon

no former

ribbon



20

NF – Norris-Frost Scenario

SG – Spring Graphics

W – What-If Scenario

w – Weather Scenario (Weather Rules)

2 The first sub-group consists of four, “What-If”, preliminary battles of the Fredericksburg Campaign and a two-

day, open simulation of Burnside’s campaign shift to the east and Fredericksburg approach (Rappahannock). These

battle ribbons all feature red as the dominant, vertical bar color. A distinction was made between Brock Road and

Orange Plank Road, as the first is exclusively a cavalry battle. Silver Sabres is also a cavalry battle but occurs at a

later date in the campaign and over a much more broad area. The Rappahannock scenarios have been separated out

from the Fredericksburg set and given their own distinguishing name by virtue of their wide open, ahistorical nature;

but have also been accorded the unique facsimile central device of the Fredericksburg battle set in addition to the red

group color.

3 The second sub-group consists of the actions from November 21 to December 17, 1862. They include one,

preliminary, “What-If” battle entitled Marye’s Heights, the so-called “Face Off” and “City” battles (none of which

qualify for a ribbon), the single and multiple day versions of Fredericksburg, and an interesting “What-If” situation

called 2nd Fredericksburg. These battle ribbons, with the exception of the Fredericksburg ribbons, which contain

the facsimile of the original Fredericksburg ribbon, feature rose as the dominant, vertical bar color.

4 The third sub-group consists of the actions from January 1 to April 16, 1863. They include two AI Challenge

scenarios (Wilderness Fields and Fort Jackson); the historical Kelly’s Ford and Bank’s Ford actions and the

imaginary King of the Mountain scenario, none of which qualify for a separate ribbon; and four “What-If” actions

(Wilderness ’63, Hazel Grove, Ely’s Ford and Upper Fords) all of which do qualify. This group also includes all of

the Chancellorsville day-length variations, the ribbons of which are set apart with the facsimile of the original

Chancellorsville ribbon. The group is rounded out with the three actions of Dowdall’s Tavern (an “Equal Fight”

scenario), two versions of Salem Church (Historical and “Equal Fight”). With the exception of the Chancellorsville

variations, these battle ribbons feature black as the dominant, vertical bar color.

5 The fourth sub-group consists solely of the Burnt Bridges “What-If” scenarios, a Union defense of Fredericksburg.

The group features cream white as the dominant, vertical bar color.

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