102.Ramseurs Mill_CL - WDS American Revolutionary War
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| First Side: | Continental Army |
| Second Side: | British |
Date: 20 June 1780 - Scale/Size: Company Level, Small - Location: Ramseur's Mill South of Great Falls, 25 miles NW of Camden, South Carolina
Scenario Briefing: Historical - On July 28, 1780, Colonel Charles Sumter broke camp and moved his corps, numbering about 600 men, down to Land's Ford, a major crossing point of the Catawba. There he met Major William Davie, with his dragoons, and additional smaller militia companies. They decided that Davie would lead a diversionary attack against Hanging Rock while Sumter would assault Rocky Mount, which was thinly held by New York Volunteers under Lieutenant Colonel George Turnbull. Loyalist militias were also in the area. Sumter would also benefit from loose aid from General New River and groups of New River Catawbas.
Recommended Rules: [Default]
Intended to be played as the American forces against the AI but can be played from either side or Head-to-Head.
Further Reading: Nothing But Blood and Slaughter, Volume Two by Patrick O'Kelley.
Scenario Briefing: Historical - On July 28, 1780, Colonel Charles Sumter broke camp and moved his corps, numbering about 600 men, down to Land's Ford, a major crossing point of the Catawba. There he met Major William Davie, with his dragoons, and additional smaller militia companies. They decided that Davie would lead a diversionary attack against Hanging Rock while Sumter would assault Rocky Mount, which was thinly held by New York Volunteers under Lieutenant Colonel George Turnbull. Loyalist militias were also in the area. Sumter would also benefit from loose aid from General New River and groups of New River Catawbas.
Recommended Rules: [Default]
Intended to be played as the American forces against the AI but can be played from either side or Head-to-Head.
Further Reading: Nothing But Blood and Slaughter, Volume Two by Patrick O'Kelley.
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