[FB] Concord (19th April 1775)

Author: [HWK]SirWilliam (For FB Only) Setting out from Boston, a British force of 800 men headed for the town of Concord to burn discovered Patriot weapons depots. This ill-faited assignment has been re-created in a marvelous mission map that allows players to re-create the American ambushes and British resolve to push up the road at all costs. Patriot forces are Blue and White, British are Red. The "red coats" are compelled to stay on the road through map-blocking and have limited scouting ability. All up-grades allowed, even those un-marked. The British win if they can destroy all 3 store houses behind the town of Concord (marked on map). Read enclosed material.

[FB] Bunker Hill (17th June 1775)

Author: [HWK]SirWilliam (For FB Only) The Battle of Bunker Hill, In Massachusettts, the patriot army was growing. Thousands of rebels poured into England ready to drive the British out of the colonies, and more specifically, out of Boston. The rebel army took position on Breed's Hill near Boston on June 16, 1775. They also intended to take neighboring Bunker Hill. The British, however, attacked on June 17 before these plans were completed. Although the resulting battle was for Bunker Hill, the fighting took place on Breed's Hill. The British attacked the hilltop on three separate charges, with one coming as close as forty yards before the patriots opened fire. The rebels did not flee the hill until they had run out of bullets. Though the British won, about 1,000 redcoats were killed.

[FB] Quebec (31st December 1775)

Author: [HWK]Claudius Quebec 1775 (American Revolution) A long time on the back burner, this battle was created some time ago by the patient and studious Claudius to re-create a painful fiasco in arms for America, Benedict Arnold's attempt to bring Canada, through Quebec, into the realm of American influence. Though a number of colonists were seized by the same revolutionary fervor as their southern cousins, it wasn't nearly the number needed. It is absolutely neccessary that one read the instructions included in the download before playing as this battle has several rules.

[FB] Long Island (27th August 1776)

Author: [HWK]TheDrake (For AC & FB) Long Island A 4-person proxy-battle and the Hawks first AC creation. Overwhelming British forces landed and out-flanked Washington's army, which barely escaped. Read the enclosed document.

[FB] Fort Washington (16th November 1776)

Author: [HWK]SirWilliam Fort Washington 1776 (American Revolution) A seige early in the American Revolution whereby the British were able to gain control of the Deleware River. Created by SirWilliam, this is a mission map. The objective of the British (red) is to take the fort. The Americans have inferior quality troops, but are able to garrison the fort and have cannon. If the American side loses the fort, they are obliged to surrender.

[FB] Trenton (25th December 1776)

Author: [HWK]Ugeo Trenton 1776 (American Revolution) Johann Rall, commander of the Hessian mercenaries garrisoned at Trenton (red), had been up all night drinking and playing cards. His troops had likewise celebrated hard, for it was Christmas. Counting on this fact, George Washington and his force of 2,400 (blue) surprised them in the morning and caught them off guard before they could form ranks. A map by WarthurWater. Read enclosed material, Hessian side must set Orange as computer allie.

[FB] Brandywine (11th September 1776)

Author: [HWK]Elv (For AC & FB) Brandywine was the largest battle of the American Revolution, and is beautifully rendered here with all it's strategic possibilities. A 4-person proxy-battle, closed map. Read accompanying text.

[FB] Germantown (4th October 1777)

Author: [HWK]SirWilliam Germantown 1777 was the attack that was supposed to be a follow up victory to Trenton. Washington planned on having several columns attack simultaneously with bayonet on this British occupied town north of Philadelphia. Though it showed initial success, the attack faltered as some American regiments attempted to dislodge the British from the substantial brick building known as the Chew House (represented here as the foreword most house under British control in map centre). The Americans were forced to retreat, harassed by the Light Dragoons as they did. Though a failure, this massive attack impressed the French who declared war on England. One Up-grade available for British and German troops and two upgrades available for Militia. Though the Militia had cannon in real battle, here they are not present forcing re-enactment of the gruelling infantry task of taking buildings.

[FB] Camden (29th May 1780)

Author: [HWK]GreenWarrior (For AC & FB) Camden was a resounding defeat for the American forces as seen in the movie "The Patriot". It's a 1/1 recreation, and a 4-person proxy-battle. Up-grades for British forces.

[FB] Cowpens (17th January 1781)

Author: [HWK]Hammerhead This is an intricate creation, re-done and up-dated into a thrilling mission map. The British (red) are under the command of the feared and hated Tarleton who, before this battle, gave his men the order to take no prisoners. The slightly smaller American force (blue) is under the command of General Morgan (Green), who refers to Tarleton as "Benny" openly among his staff to minimize their fear of this enemy. "On this ground I will beat Benny Tarleton or I will lay my bones" he says, and that is decided in this particular game. Read accompanying instructions.

[FB] Guilford Courthouse (15th March 1781)

Author: [HWK]Bud Guilford Courthouse 1781 (American Revolution) Here, Bud has re-created on of the last open field battles between American (blue and white) and British troops (red) to take place before conclusion of the American Revolution. Corwallis drove the more numerous American forces away but was un-able to follow up as he had lost twice as many men in the conflict, his army was hurt bad. Soon he would take refuge in Yorktown where he would eventually surrender. British have up-grades, white player is limited in shot to reflect limited volleys, Britsh are on attack.