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  1. Longstreet goes west in mid 1862

    Suffolk[edit] In the early spring of 1863, Longstreet suggested to Lee that his corps be detached from the Army of Northern Virginia and sent to reinforce the Army of Tennessee, where Gen. Braxton Bragg was being challenged in Middle Tennessee by Union Maj. Gen. William S. Rosecrans...

  2. Longstreet goes west in mid 1862

    i am thinking of doing an atl where longstreet goes west around july or august 1862. my theory is that so unforseen element puts bragg out of comission in late july 1862. i'm not really sure about how to put bragg out of the picture, although im thinking something along the lines of an accident...

  3. Military History of the CSA

    I think its wonderful that people tend to say what they think cannot happen because it happen that way in our time line, but I think that in alternate history, who has the right to say what would or would not happen? Case in point is the comment that blacks would not fight for the Confederacy...

  4. Military History of the CSA

    A Military History Of The Confederate States Of America Volume 1: 1861-1900 The Confederate States of America has a long history of war. From it’s founding in 1861 to present, the CSA has waged war in many different parts of the globe. Some of it has been for expanding it’s...

  5. 1863 An Alternate History

    hey guys, sorry about it taking so long to update this. I've been busy with work, bills, and other things. I will be updating soon, probably in three days or less. thanks!

  6. 1863 An Alternate History

    By Mid-May of 1863, the south was looking for a way to reverse the war in both the east and west. Lee wanted to invade the north through Maryland and into Pennsylvania, gather supplies and win a momentous victory against the federal army on northern soil that would force England and other...

  7. 1863 An Alternate History

    okay, I've made some changes with the lettering, is that any better? Also I understand what you are telling me and i'll try to hurry up and get to the actual atl.

  8. 1863 An Alternate History

    I understand you all wanting me to get on with the atl already but i'm just trying to cover my rear by explaining the events that lead up to my atl because some events that happen in the west will affect what lee does in the east and vise verse. Please be patient, I will get to soon, but for...

  9. 1863 An Alternate History

    Johnston assembled an impressive army at Corinth. It numbered around 50,000 men and was divided into four corps. He would have an even impressive army had he waited for Earl Van Dorn’s Army of the West which had been defeated at Pea Ridge in Arkansas, but he did not. Marching his men the 20...

  10. 1863 An Alternate History

    I always try to a background that leads up to the atl in order to set the stage. also, the Chancellorsville battle is the same as otl, but not only is Jackson not killed, but also, hooker is wounded instead of stunned as in ot. I will try to put more up later on.

  11. 1863 An Alternate History

    Chapter One Summer 1863 By mid-May 1863 the civil war that had ravaged the United States of America was getting ready to go into its third summer of the war with no end in sight. The victories and defeats that both the United States and Confederate States of America had seesawed the...

  12. 1863 An Alternate History

    Introduction May 1863: Robert Edward Lee was at the pinnacle of his career. In four days of fighting beginning on May 1st, he had defeated another thrust by a federal army that was attempting to capture the Confederate capital, Richmond, Virginia. It was his most impressive victory to date...

  13. Year of decision: 1864

    hey guys this atl isnt dead. im sorry that i havent updated it. this is because ive been working, going to visit family, friends, etc. I will update this soon. i again apoligize for the delay. thanks.

  14. Year of decision: 1864

    please leave posts so that i can get some feed back on how i am doing so far in my atl. any help would be nice.

  15. Year of decision: 1864

    Before the 1864 campaign can fully be explained, one must go back to the events of the previous summer campaigns and how they affected the start of the 1864 campaigns. Perhaps no other campaign changed the course of the war than Lee’s Pennsylvania Campaign of 1863 ( or you could also call it...

  16. Year of decision: 1864

    hey is anyone still intrested in this? i'm sorry for the delay on updating, but i haven't had time to update it yet. this atl isn't dead and i'm planning on updating it soon. might try to update it latter on tonight.

  17. Year of decision: 1864

    Hey guys, i wasn't happy the way i did this update, so i'm going to redo it latter. that is why i'm deleting it.

  18. Year of decision: 1864

    hey all, im going to update this tommorrow. to answer questions, yes gettysburg happened, but not the way you think, there are several pods that i am tring to work out also.

  19. Year of decision: 1864

    Year of decision: 1864 INTRODUCTION: By 1864 the American Civil War had been going on for three bloody years. No one could have predicted that the war would last as long as it did, let alone what course it would take. The old reasons of state’s rights and preserving the union had been swept...

  20. possible american civil war in 1830's?

    hey i was wondering if anyone has tried doing an earlier american civil war, but this one based off the nullification crisis of 1832. my area of thinking is this: during the height of the crisis, we could have jackson having an accident that would disable him and render him unfit to continue to...
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