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Special Events Schedule:

 Fall-In 2009: Talavera, July 1809 - See Here for OB and results from game

The following represents a list of events where Carnage&GloryII games will be run, either as demonstration or participation events:

If you or your gaming group are planning to run events at these or other venues throughout the US or elsewhere in the World, please feel free to e-mail the author so that I can include them here in the Events List.

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Fall-In 2009

It is the afternoon of July 28, the Anglo-Spanish army commanded by Sir Arthur Wellesley has already beaten off two probing French attacks. The scene is now set for the climax of the battle, as two French Corps prepare to cross the Portina brook and engage with the exposed British and Spanish line. Historically Wellesley was victorious, which means the French have everything to fight for. More pictures on the Yahoo Group photos section [Talavera Fall-In 2009]

Historicon, July 16-19 2009, Lancaster Host, PA.

The theme for Historicon 2009 was 'Ride to the Sound of the Guns' Napoleon's 1809 campaign. The team that brought you the award winning Mockern, at Historicon 2008, collaborated on the refight of the battle of Eggmuhl, April 22, 1809. Five of the nine C&GII scheduled games were theme events.

F-748 Battle of Eggmuhl, April 22 1809: Napoleonicr; 28mm; 9 AM; 7 hours/14 Players; [GM David Bonk, Nigel P. Marsh, John Snead and Lyle Bickley] Marshal Davout has bumped into the main Austrian Army, but he prepared to hold them in place. Throughout the night Napoleon directed elements of his army towards the village of Eggmuhl, while his counterpart Archduke Charles prepared to go over the the offensive the next day. The morning found the Austrians slowly organizing to attack while French continued to gather on their left flank. Click Here for additional photos.

S-486 Die Strassenkreuzung - Bavaria, April 19, 1809: Napoleonic; 28mm; 10 AM; 4 hours/8 Players; [GM Nigel P. Marsh]. Click Here for additional photos and game results.

S-763 Battle of Bolanovka, May 15, 1709: Great Northern War; 28mm; Noon; 4 hours/6 Players; [GM Lyle Bickley and David Bonk]

S-481 New Jersey, 1780 'The Forgotten Victory': American War of Independence; 28mm; 3 PM; 2 hours/12 Players; [GM Frank Luberti, Jr]

S-487 Die Strassenkreuzung - Bavaria, April 19, 1809: Napoleonic; 28mm; 3 PM; 4 hours/8 Players; [GM Nigel P. Marsh]. Click Here for additional photos and game results.

S-    Battle of Alcaniz, May 23, 1809: Napoleonic 28mm; 4 hours/6 Players; [GM Tom Garnett]

S-771 Battle of Bolanovka, May 16, 1709: Great Northern War; 28mm; 6 PM; 4 hours/6 Players; [GM David Bonk and Lyle Bickley]

S-    Battle of Maria, April 19, 1809: Napoleonic 28mm; 4 hours/6 Players; [GM Tom Garnett]

Cold Wars, March 12-15 2009, Lancaster Host, PA.

David Bonk has advised me he intends to host 40mm AWI, and 28mm Great Northern War scenarios, more details to follow.

Little Wars, February 6-8, Marriott's Lincolnshire Resort, IL

The Saint Paul Irregulars will be hosting the Battle of Freeman's Farm, 19 September 1777.

Historicon, Lancaster Host, PA.

Winner of Best of Show: The Battle of Mockern August 16, 1813, David Bonk, Lyle Bickley, John Snead and Nigel will host and/or participate in the Battle of Mockern from the 1813 campaign using figures from their own collections. See Pictures below:

Cold Wars, March 7-9 2008, Lancaster Host, PA.

Five events scheduled in three periods, three Napoleonic, one Great Northern War, and one American War of Independence.

Fall-In, November 9-11, 2007, Eisenhower Inn, Gettysburg

RoyalCon, September 14-16, 2007, Days Hotel and Conference Center, Montreal, Canada

Saturday, September 15, 1:00 PM: Napoleonic 15mm - Battle of Kljascicy, July 30, 1812, [GM Eric Chenard] - 4 hours / 6 Players. Dawn breaks over the village of Jakubovo, west of the Swolna river and the village of Kljascicy on the far shore. French scouts report the presence of a large Russian force ahead. The Russian General Wittgenstein has decided to counter the Second French Corps of Oudinot's movement towards the North, threatening his communication line with St. Petersburg.

Historicon, July 26-29 2007, Lancaster Host, PA.

Over the course of the weekend Bull Run/First Manassas ran virtually continuously. Thursday and Friday saw a minor Confederate victory, and with grit and determination the Union turned it around over the Friday and Saturday event. I personally was involved as the Union 1st

Connecticut crossed the Stone Bridge to form a tentative bridgehead, only to be counter-attacked and sent reeling back against the banks of Bull Run. A meager 250 men escaped across the stone bridge and over 500 men laid down their arms with no place to go. But following reverses such as these, slow and constant pressure turned the day for the Union to achieve a minor victory.

Polotsk, 1812 ran Saturday evening. Historically Oudinot had left most of the French artillery behind. Tactically this placed the French at a severe disadvantage opposed to the numerous Russian batteries. The game saw the French in aggressive mood, throwing themselves into the attack at all opportunities, in many cases straight into the face of double canister, with unfortunately for the French, predictable results. The French cavalry were more successful, until with blown horses following a series of charges, the 7th Cuirassiers were caught in the flank by Russian Dragoons, and lost their eagle. At this point the Bavarians attempting a flank assault against the Russian left were forced to turn about, as the Russian commander unleashed his artillery reserve of position and horse batteries. The battle was over, the Franco-Bavarians suffered about 5,000 losses whilst the Russians lost 3,000. A major victory to the Russians, which translated into a minor Russian victory as many of the routing French and Bavarians returned to the ranks over night.

See the HMGS PEL for more information.

Havoc XIII, April 27-29 2007 Maironis Park, Shrewsbury MA

Saturday 320: 2 PM: Napoleonic 28mm - Battle of Vimeiro 21st August 1808 [GM Nigel P. Marsh] - 4 hours / 10 players, Arthur Wellesley's British forces are marching upon Lisbon in an attempt to throw the occupying French army out of Portugal. Junot has collected his forces and marched north to intercept the British and push them back into the sea. Both general's are looking to advance their reputations. The troops of both armies are trained but inexperienced, this will be a clash of musketry and cold steel. See the Havoc PEL for more information.

Cold Wars, March 16-18 2007, Lancaster Host, PA.

Five events scheduled in two periods, four Napoleonic, including the Road to Eylau battle, and one American War of Independence.

Friday March 16:

F020: 6 PM D71: American War of Independence 28mm - Battle of Stone's Ferry [GM Kevin Combs]

F125: 7 PM D75: Napoleonic: 28mm - Clash at Pombal, 1810 [GM Nigel P. Marsh] - 4 hours / 8 players

Saturday March 17:

S045: 9 AM Strasburg Room: Napoleonic: 28mm - Road to Eylau - February 8, 1807  [GM Nigel P. Marsh] - 9 hours / 10 players. All day event featuring terrain and figures from the collections of Pete Panzeri and Bob Kerstetter. This battle will be the culmination of an e-mail campaign run and organized by Pete Panzeri. Sponsored by Old Glory and Carnage&GloryII. Gifts will be awarded.

S114: 2 PM Napoleonic D65: 40mm - Battle of Kosen, September 1813, Morning  [GM's David Bonk / Lyle Bickley] - 4 hours / 6 players. David and Lyles collections of Sash and Saber figures are growing - see the Yahoo Group for some pictures of this battle.

S115: 7 PM Napoleonic: 40mm - Battle of Kosen, September 1813, Afternoon [GM's David Bonk / Lyle Bickley] - 4 hours / 6 players.

Historicon, July 20-23 2006, Lancaster Host, PA.

Nine events scheduled in two periods, six Napoleonic, and three American War of Independence. If you enjoyed seeing the AWI 40mm figures in David Bonk's games at Cold Wars, don't miss David and Lyle's unveiling of their new Sash and Saber 40 mm Napoleonic figures on Saturday.

Austerlitz Re-fight, December 2005, Lancaster Host, PA.

Napoleonic, 1805 - [GM's Frank Luberti, Jr., Nigel P. Marsh and John Snead]: 28mm figures from multiple collections, including Bob Kerstetter, Fred Hubig, Pete Panzeri and Tom Garnett. Special guest speakers, Kevin Zucker, Col. Bill Gray [Retired] and Jim Birdseye. Napoleon - Todd Kauderer; Kutuzsov - Andy Zartolas.

Here are the complete results. It just keeps getting better - We hosted two battles, the first, as a primer for the main event, used an historical set-up of the forces engaged,  and resulted in a draw with the Allies winning in the North and the French winning on the Pratzen. The main event, allowing a non-historical set-up, began on Friday evening and was fought out over four gaming sessions on three tables, representing the Santon, Pratzen and Tellnitz areas. The overall results indicated a Major French victory. But as the Allies maintained their hold on the Olmutz road in the North, inflicting a major defeat on the French commanded by Lannes and Murat in that sector. It was decided that the overall strategic victory could not be given to Napoleon. The Austrian forces in the South were effectively eliminated, and Francis II would have probably sought an immediate truce with Napoleon - but the Russians had a clear road back to either Prussia or Poland, and with the Prussians mobilizing on the border, Alexander is still eager to overthrow Napoleon. During the re-fight, twenty-two French generals were wounded or captured, four mortally. Whilst the Allies suffered four generals lost, including the death of the Czar's brother. Konstantin died gloriously whilst leading his outstanding Imperial Guard Grenadier Regiment against Oudinot's Elite Combined Grenadier Division.

Antietam Re-fight, September 2005, Carlisle, PA.

American Civil War - Antietam, 1862 - [GM's Frank Luberti, Jr., Nigel P. Marsh and John Snead]: 28mm figures from multiple collections.

They don't get much better than this - beautiful terrain, thousands of figures and intense gaming. Played out on three tables, representing three separate scenarios, The Cornfield, The Sunken Lane and the Lower Bridge. The overall results showed a Major Confederate victory - but that didn't tell the complete story. These are the complete results.

Borodino '02, Fort Monroe, Virginia - September 5-7. See Jodiecon website [www.jodiecon.org] for additional information

Napoleonic - featuring the Battle of Borodino - One hundred gamers plus attended the event, and re-fought the battle of Borodino on terrain that covered a tabletop measuring 44 feet by 18 feet. Many thousands of 25 mm Old Glory figures graced the tables. The game fought over three days, and running up to 35 game turns resulted in a Pyrrhic French victory, which the judges assessed as a strategic Russian victory. Casualties incurred ran to 33,000 French dead, wounded and missing and 34,000 Russian dead, wounded and missing. The French inflicted a crushing hammer blow against the Russian left flank at Utitsa, but failed to sever the all important road to Moscow running through Borodino. At the Great Redoubt the Russians inflicted crippling losses against the assaulting Westphalian and Polish Corps. The battle concluded with the Russians doggedly holding the Great Redoubt, and new road to Moscow, allowing the defeated forces from the Flechettes and Utitsa sectors to retire on Moscow. The French exhausted by the exertions of the day pursued as best they could with the husbanded light cavalry of Nansouty's cavalry corps.