Greene's Southern CampaignDecember 15, 1780 to April 30, 1781

JR3 - AWI

Revised June 14, 2015

Scale: 1 figure = 20 men or 1 gun

Americans:

at Charlotte, North Carolina (N6):Southern Army (division):

Major General Nathaniel Greene (2)Brigadier General Daniel Morgan1 (3)Brigadier General Isaac Huger2 (2)Colonel Thaddeus Kosciuszko (engineer) (1)Singleton's Continental Artillery (2x6-pdr): 2 figures, Veteran, 6-pdrNorth Carolina Continental Artillery (2x6-pdr): 2 figures, Veteran, 6-pdrRose's Bedford Virginia Riflemen (@60-100): 4 figures*, Green, ARBuford's Virginia Regiment3 (250-@80): 8 figures, Green SBMMaryland Regiment/Brigade4:

Colonel Otho Williams (2)1st Maryland Battalion/Regiment5 (@320): 16 figures, Elite, SBM2nd Maryland Battalion/Regiment6 (@320): 16 figures, Elite, SBM

Continental Light Brigade:Lieutenant Colonel John Eager Howard (2)

1 can command a brigade or a division (commander the Corps of Observation), but is always subordinate to Greene.2 can command a brigade or a division (later commander of the Virginia Continental Brigade).3 Composed of about 100 Virginia recruits, Lawson's Virginia Company (formed out of the survivors of Porterfield's Virginia State Troops (wore blue faced red coats and red waistcoats and pants) (50), Wallace's Virginia Continentals (formed out of the survivors of Buford's Virginia Regiment, wore blue faced red coats) (60), and Henry Connelly's North Carolina State troops (mounted) (40). This regiment was later merged with the 4th and 5th Virginia Regiments. About 80 men (1 stand of 4 figures) were detached to the Light Infantry Battalion, probably most of Wallace's company and some of Connelly's company. Buford was so ineffective that he was sent to Salisbury to organize supplies by Greene upon taking command. 4 1st Maryland Regiment until March 10, when it was renamed the Maryland Brigade. 5Until March 10 was the 1st Maryland Battalion commanded by Colonel Gunby; after March 10 it was called the 1st Maryland Regiment. It had 4 line companies commanded by Gaither (1st Maryland), Anthony (3rd Maryland), Benson (5th Maryland) and Anderson (7th Maryland) plus a light company commanded by Brooks. Later on Captain Beatty (Maryland Extra Regiment) took command of Anderson's company. About 120 men (1.5 stands) from Anderson's and Brooks' companies were detached to the Light Battalion, leaving about 240 men with the line companies. Captain Beatty brought with him 75 men (rank and file or @85 total) from the Maryland Extra or Extraordinary Regiment who were divided up between the four line companies. Beatty's men wore Brown faced red coats, but the rest of the battalion/regiment wore blue faced red coats.6Until March 10 was the 2nd Maryland Battalion commanded by LTC Ford; after March10 it was called the 2nd Maryland Regiment. It had 4 line companies commanded by Jacquett (Delaware), Williams (2nd Maryland), Oldham (4th Maryland), and Dobson (6th Maryland) plus a light company commanded by Kirkwood (Delaware). About 120 men (1.5 stands) from Dobson's and Kirkwood's companies were detached to the Light Battalion, leaving about 320 men with the line companies.

Maryland/Delaware Light Battalion7 (@320): 16 figures, Elite, SBMTriplett’s Virginia Militia Battalion8 (150): 8 figures*, Green, AR

Washington's Dragoons (brigade):Lieutenant Colonel William Washington (2)Continental Dragoons9 (97): 4 figures, Elite, Swords

Stevens' Virginia Militia Brigade (remnants)Brigadier General Edward Stevens (1)Stevens' Virginia Militia (@120): 8 figures, Green, SBM

within 1 area of Charlotte, North Carolina (N6):Salisbury District North Carolina Militia Brigade10 (873)

Brigadier General William Davidson (2)William's11 Surrey County, North Carolina Militia Battalion (@250): 12

figures, Militia, SBM

Polk's Mecklenburg Militia Battalion (@250): 12 figures, Militia, SBMLocke's Rowan County, N.C. Militia Battalion (@150); 8 figures, Militia,

SBMGraham's Mecklenburg County, N.C. Dragoons (56): 4 figures, Militia,

Swords12

McDowell's North Carolina Riflemen13 (@125) (mounted): 6 figures*, Green, AR

Winston's North Carolina Riflemen14 (mounted) (@200): 10 figures*, Green, AR

at Salisbury, North Carolina (N10):Blount's North Carolina Continentals15 (@50): 4 figures, Green, SBM

7 Composed of about 240 men drawn from 1st Maryland Battalion: Anderson's 4th Company and Brooks Light Company and 2nd Maryland Battalion: Dobson's 4 Company and Kirkwood's Delaware Light Company as well as about 50-60 men from Lawson's Virginia and 20-30 of Connelly's North Carolina Company. Continentals. Later on Kirkwood's and Lawson's companies (90+50 men or 2 stands of 4 figures OR 4 stands of 2 figures) were attached as light infantry to Washington's dragoons (had 110 men at Guilford Courthouse).8 Composed of Tate's Augusta County Virginia riflemen (50), Comb's Fauquier County Virginia riflemen (40), Gilmore's Rockbridge County Virginia riflemen (40), and Buchanan's August County Virginia riflemen (20). Commanded by Major Francis Triplett.9 Composed of Parson's Troop/1st Dragoons (27), Jones' Troop/3rd Dragoons (28), Barrett's Troop/3rd Dragoons (27), and John Nelson's Virginia State Dragoons (15).10 After Davidson's death brigade was commanded by Pickens then Colonel Francis Locke (1).11 Commanded by Colonel Joseph Williams of Surry County, North Carolina.12 Also armed with American rifles, can dismount as 4 figures of riflemen.13 Later detached to Pickens' brigade before Cowpens. Composed of Surry & Wilkes County, North Carolina Riflemen (60), Lincoln & Rutherford County, North Carolina riflemen (40), and Beatty's Burke County, North Carolina riflemen (25)14 Commanded by Joseph Winston and composed of Winston's Surrey County and North Carolina Riflemen (100), Armstrong's Surrey County, North Carolina Riflemen (100). Also detached were and Clark's North Carolina State Dragoons (15-25); a militia unit armed with swords (they are factored into the mounted militia with Pickens).15 Major Reading Blount. Troops appear to have been new recruits. Command seems to have passed to Captain Yarborough sometime in 1781.

at Halifax, North Carolina (N32):1 MagazineHalifax District North Carolina Militia Brigade16 (@600-700):

Brigadier General Allen Jones17 (0)1st Battalion/Halifax, NC Militia: 16 figures, Militia, SBM2nd Battalion/Halifax, NC Militia: 16 figures, Militia, SBM

at Hillsboro, North Carolina (N29):1 MagazineMaryland State Regiment18 (@180): 8 figures, Green, SBMHillsborough, North Carolina District Militia Brigade (381-@400):

Brigadier General John Butler (0)Hillsborough, NC Militia: 20 figures, Militia, SBM

within 1 area of Wilmington, but not in Wilmington (N16):Wilmington, North Carolina District Militia Brigade:

BG Alexander Lillington (0)Bladen County, NC Militia19 (300): 16 figures, Militia, SBMNC Militia Artillery (1x3-pdr): 1 figure, Militia, 3-pdr

at Willington, North Carolina (N16):Wilmington, North Carolina Militia (part of Wilmington District):

Colonel Henry Young (0)New Hanover County Militia (200): 12 figures, Militia, SBMWilmington Militia Artillery (50): 6 figures, Militia Artillery, ***(17 x 9-pdr & 12-pdr artillery)

in any swamp hex within 2 areas of Georgetown, South Carolina (S13):Marion's Partisan Brigade (2nd South Carolina Brigade of Militia):

BG Francis Marion (2)Marion's Dragoons20 (@50): 2 figures, Veteran, SwordsMarion's Partisan Infantry21 (mounted) (@150): 8 figures*, Veteran, SBMSouth Carolina Militia22: ? figures, Militia, SBM

16 Exact sub-units unknown, most militia units contained men drafted from the various regiment in their militia district.17 Gave up command due to illness in February 14 (2 Feb), replaced by BG Thomas Eaton (0),18 Also known as the Maryland Regiment Extraordinary or Extra Regiment. Uniform was brown faced red. Captain Beatty's Company of the Maryland State Regiment (@90 men) had already joined Greene. When the regiment joined the Maryland Brigade, the men were distributed between the 1st and 2nd Maryland Regiments, the Maryland Regiment Extraordinary did not become the 2nd Maryland Regiment as some sources incorrectly argue. 19 Composed of Bladen County, North Carolina Militia (200) and detachments of the Wilmington, North Carolina District Militia (100).20 Commanded by Colonel Peter Horry.21 commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Hugh Horry.22 Marion can call out local militia in South Carolina and within 2 areas of Georgetown if attacked or attacking. The militia are present for only that turn and then go home, however they can be called out every turn that Marion's brigade is attacking or attacked. Modify roll by -1 if the militia are routed or eliminated in a past battle (-1 for each

(for figures, roll 1d6: 1= 8 figures, 2-3 = 12 figures, 4-5 = 16 figures, 6 = 20 figures)

at Charlottes Court House, Virginia (V13):American Base of Operations2 Supply Wagons

Reinforcements:

4 December at Cowpens, South Carolina (S18):Pickens' South Carolina Militia Brigade23 (3rd South Carolina Brigade of Militia):

Colonel24 Andrew Pickens (1)1st Spartan SC Militia Regt.25 (@200) (mounted): 12 figures, Militia, SBM2nd Spartan SC Militia Regt.26 (@250) (mounted): 12 figures, Militia, SBMMcCall's State Dragoons27 (60-70): 4 figures, Green, SwordsCunningham's Rifle Battalion28 (115) (mounted): 6 figures*, Green, AR

4 December at Charlotte Court House, Virginia (V13)1st Virginia Regiment29 (@400): 20 figures, Veteran, SBM Lee's Legion (brigade):

LTC Henry Lee (2)Lee's Legion Dragoons (120): 6 figures, Elite, SwordsLee's Legion Infantry (120): 6 figures*, Elite, SBM

1 Januarytransfer Maryland State Regiment to Maryland Brigade (as reinforcements30)

time).23 The 1st Spartan, 2nd Spartan, and Hayes' regiments were really part of Sumter's command, but were detached to Pickens' command. Pickens' actual command was only McCall's Dragoons and Cunningham's riflemen (160 men). Pickens probably had no more than 400-500 men in the three regiments from Sumter's command plus 200-250 riflemen in McDowell's and Cunningham's units. Babbits' claim of a larger militia force doesn't mesh with the other primary sources.24 Was promoted to brigadier general on January 25, 1781.25 Commanded by Colonel John Thomas Jr., and composed of Thomas' 1st Battalion and Roebuck's 2nd Battalion26 Commanded by Colonel Thomas Brandon and composed of Brandon's 2nd Spartan (Fair Forest) SC Militia (100) and Haye's Little River, SC Militia (150).27 Composed of Jolly's Georgia Dragoons (20), McCall's South Carolina Dragoons (25); and Clark's North Carolina State Dragoons (15-25) which was from Davidson's force. all were militia units armed with swords.28 Composed of Cunningham's Georgia riflemen (55) and Hammond's South Carolina State Company(armed with rifles) (60). Commanded by Major John Cunningham.29 Called "1st Virginia Regiment" in an April 26, 1781 return. Uniform included: a jacket with sleeves, one shirt, a pair of linen overalls, a knapsack, nlanket, and a pair shoes each. Uniforms might be a plain blue jacked (?), possibly a short blue plain jacket.30 This is probably the Brown faced red reinforcements that are often mistaken as a new 2nd Maryland Regiment. A company of replacements for the Maryland line under Captain William Beatty arrived in Greene's camp December 7, 1780. Beatty had 75 replacements (rank and file) and the Maryland State Regiment had another 160 (rank and file). A large number of the Maryland State Regiment seem to have not made it to the Carolinas due to desertion and illness. This regiment DID NOT become the 2nd Maryland Regiment. The state records show that the regiment was

Start building pontoon train

1 January* at Guilford Court House (N28)Martin's Guilford Court House, North Carolina Militia (@160-200): 8 figures, Militia, SBM (part of Salisbury Militia District)

2 January at Charlotte Court House, Virginia (V13)Finley's Continental Artillery (2x6-pdr): 2 figures, Veteran, 6-pdr

2 January at Salisbury, North Carolina (N10)David Campbell's Virginia Riflemen (105) (mounted): 6 figures*, Green, AR

3 January in any area with the American Southern Army:1 pontoon train

3 January* at Salisbury, North Carolina (N10)Farmer's Orange County, North Carolina Militia Bn31 (310): 16 figures, Militia, SBM

4 January remove North Carolina Continental Artillery (enlistments expired)32

remove Steven's Virginia Militia Brigade (enlistments expired)remove Triplett's Virginia Militia Battalion (enlistments expired)

2 February at Halifax, North Carolina (N32):North Carolina Militia Division:

MG Richard Caswell33 (0)

2 February* at Duplin County, North Carolina (N15):Kenan's Duplin County, N.C. Militia34 (mounted) (200): 12 figures, Militia, SBM

2 February within 1 area of Ninety-Six (S5):Sumter's South Carolina Partisan Brigade (@400) (1st S.C. Brigade of Militia):

BG Thomas Sumter (2)Left Wing/Sumter (mounted) (@160): 8 figures*, Green, ARRight Wing/Sumter (mounted) (@160): 8 figures*, Green, ARHampton's South Carolina State Dragoons (@80): 4 figures, Green,

Swords

drafted into the existing two battalions of the Maryland Continentals.

31 Commanded by Colonel Thomas Farmer. Part of Davidson's Brigade.32 They seem to have left their two 6-pounders with Greene who sent them to Oliphant Mill, South Carolina on the Catawba near Sherrald's Ford.33 Commander of all North Carolina Militia34 Part of Wilmington Militia District

2 February at Charlottes Court House, Virginia (V13):Stevens' Virginia Militia Brigade35 (612)

BG Edward Stevens (1)Left Wing/Stevens' Virginia Militia: 16 figures, Green, SBMRight Wing/Stevens' Virginia Militia: 16 figures, Green, SBM

3 February at Halifax, North Carolina (N32):Read's North Carolina Light Horse Regiment36 (300) (treat as a brigade):

Major James Read (1)Read's Militia Infantry (@220) (mounted): 12 figures, Green, SBMRead's Dragoons (80): 4 figures, Green, Swords

3 February* at New Bern, NorthCarolina (N35):New Bern North Carolina District Militia Brigade37 (800):

BG William Caswell (0)1st Battalion/New Bern Militia (230): 12 figures, Militia, SBM

Jones County NC Militia Regiment (100)Craven County NC Militia Regiment (130)

2nd Battalion/New Bern Militia (300): 16 figures, Militia, SBMDobbs County NC Militia Regiment (200): Wayne County NC Militia Regiment (100)

3rd Battalion/New Bern Militia (250): 12 figures, Militia, SBMPitt County NC Militia Regiment (150)Johnston County NC Militia Regiment (100)

[included 150 light horse, mount up to 8 figures as mounted infantry]

3 February at Charlottes Court House, Virginia (V13): 2nd Virginia Regiment38 (@400): 20 figures, Green, SBM + supply train(form Virginia Continental Brigade under Huger)Lawson's Virginia Militia Brigade39 (727):

BG Robert Lawson (1)1st Battalion/Lawson's Virginia Militia: 12 figures, Green, SBM2nd Battalion/Lawson's Virginia Militia: 12 figures, Green, SBM3rd Battalion/Lawson's Virginia Militia: 12 figures, Green, SBM

Lynch's Virginia Riflemen (mounted) (200): 10 figures*, Green, ARWatkins' Prince Edward, Virginia Light Dragoons (@30-50): 2 figures, Green, Swords35 Exact sub-units unknown, most militia units contained men drafted from the various regiment in their militia district. Rejoined Greene Feb 21 at Irwin's Ferry (Cross Creek N8). 36 A North Carolina State unit as it was composed of men recruited from the entire state. 37 The battalions listed are just game mechanics, there is no evidence as to how the sub-units were organized into larger battalions.38 Called "2nd Virginia Regiment" in an April 26, 1781 return. Joined Greene March 3 at Taylor's Ferry. Blue faced red jacket.39 Exact sub-units unknown, most militia units contained men drafted from the various regiment in their militia district. Lawson and Lynch joined Greene on March 3 at Parson's NC, March 8 at Hillsboro.

4 February within 1 area of Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina (N28):Virginia Rifle Brigade (ad hoc):

Colonel William Preston (1)Peasley's Guilford County, North Carolina Riflemen (80): 4 figures*, Green,

ARPreston's Botecourt Virginia Riflemen (mounted) (100): 6 figures*, Green,

ARRowland's Virginia Riflemen (mounted) (200): 10 figures*, Green, ARCrocket's Virginia Riflemen40 (mounted) (160): 8 figures*, Green, ARBoykin's Catawba Indians (@40): 2 figures*, Green, SBM

4 February at Hillsborough, North Carolina (N29):North Carolina Light Dragoon Regiment41 (@600):

Colonel Francis Malmedy (1)1st Battalion/Malmedy (mounted infantry): 16 figures, Green, SBM2nd Battalion/Malmedy (mounted infantry): 12 figures, Green, SBMLight Dragoons42 (100): 4 figures, Green, Swords

1 March at Charlotte Court House, Virginia (V13)Colonel Charles Harrison (artillery) (1)Virginia Rifle Brigade (2nd Corps of Observation) (brigade):

Colonel William Campbell43 (2)Campbell's Virginia Riflemen (190): 10 figures*, Green, AR

Washington County Virginia Riflemen (60) (mounted)Moffett's Augusta Virginia Riflemen (130) (mounted)

(other rifle or militia units can be added to command)

2 Marchremove Sumter's South Carolina Partisan Brigade (went home to do Spring

planting!)

2 March in any area in Georgia not controlled by the British:Clarke's Georgia Militia Brigade44 (@300) (mounted militia riflemen):

Colonel Elijah Clarke (2)Baker's Militia/Clarke (mounted): 8 figures*, Green, ARStarke's Militia/Clarke (mounted): 8 figures*, Green, AR

3 March at Charlotte Court House, Virginia (V13):

40 Commanded by Colonel Hugh Crocket.41 Exact sub-units unknown. This was a state regiment as the men were recruited from the entire state.42 Composed of Malmedy's Dragoons (60) and Bretigney's Dragoons (40).43 Campbell was reportedly 6 and a half feet tall!44 Also Cunningham and his unit from Pickens' Brigade.

Continental Artillery (4x6-pdr) no crews but 2 stands of guns

1 April, all but two companies of Virginia Militia went home due to end of service

remove Stevens' Virginia Militia Brigaderemove Lawson's Virginia Militia Brigaderemove various Virginia riflemen(most had left within a week after Guilford Courthouse)

2 April at Guilford Courthouse, North Carolina (N28):Eaton's North Carolina Continentals45 (@240): 12 figures, Green, SBM

(only comes into play if Halifax or Hillsborough Militia brigades eliminated)

3 April within one area of Augusta (G4) (add to Clarke's Brigade):Williamson's Militia/Clarke (mounted): 8 figures*, Green, AR Jackson's Militia/Clarke (mounted): 8 figures*, Green, AR

*Militia units are also called out when British entry an adjacent area.

British:

at Winnsboro, South Carolina (S15):1 MagazineBritish Southern Army:

Lieutenant General Lord Charles Cornwallis (3)Webster’s Brigade:

Colonel James Webster [33rd Foot] (2)7th Regiment of Foot (240)46: 12 figures, Veteran, SBM23rd Regiment of Foot (286 r/f = @320): 16 figures, Elite, SBM33rd Regiment of Foot (328 r/f = @350): 16 figures, Elite, SBM

Reserve Brigade: (under Cornwallis)1st Bn/71st Highland Regiment (249 r/f = @280): 16 figures, Veteran,

SBM2nd Bn/71st Highland Regiment (237 r/f = @266): 12 figures, Veteran,

SBMUnbrigaded:

British Light Infantry (4 companies47 = @160): 8 figures, Elite, SBM

45 Commanded by Major Pinkertham Eaton and composed of former North Carolina militiamen who had broken at Guilford Courthouse.46 These men were not "new recruits" as is often claimed. See http://7thregimentoffoot.weebly.com/helyars-company.html.47 Composed of 2 companies of 71st Highland Regiment (35+34 r/f), 1 company of 16th Regiment of Foot (41 r/f), & 1 company of Prince of Wales’ American Volunteers (40).

Byran’s North Carolina Volunteers48 (@300): 16 figures, Militia, SBMGuides and Pioneers (28): 2 figures*, Regulars, SBM (engineers)Royal Artillery: (@20): 2 figures, Veteran, ***

(artillery included 1 stand of 6-pdr & 1 stand of 3-pdr)7th Regiment of Foot as artillerists (1x3-pdr galloper): 1 figure, Green,

3-pdr galloper

Pearis' Camden Loyalist Militia (100): 4 figures, Militia, SBM

at Conagree, South Carolina (S6):British Legion (451 r/f):

Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarelton (2)British Legion Dragoons (6 troops =240):

1st Squadron/British Legion Dragoons: 4 figures, Veteran, Swords2nd Squadron/British Legion Dragoons: 4 figures, Veteran, Swords3rd Squadron/British Legion Dragoons: 4 figures, Veteran, Swords

British Legion Infantry (4 companies = 200-240): 12 figures, Veteran, SBMBritish Legion Artillery (1x3-pdr): 1 figure, Green, 3-pdr galloper

at Camden, South Carolina (S21):1 Magazine1 FortCamden Brigade:

Lieutenant Colonel Lord Francis Rawdon [Volunteers of Ireland] (2)63rd Regiment of Foot (-) (193): 8 figures, Veteran, SBM64th Regiment of Foot (-) (277): 16 figures, Veteran, SBMRoyal North Carolina Regiment (256 r/f = 306): 16 figures, Green, SBMVolunteers of Ireland Regiment (414): 20 figures, Veteran, SBM New York Volunteers Regiment (225): 12 figures, Veteran, SBMCoffin's Dragoons49 (@40): 2 figures, Veteran, SwordsSouth Carolina Rangers (@70-100 mounted50): 4 figures, Green, SwordsCamden District Loyalist Militia (@300): 16 figures, Militia, SBM

Bannatines' Camden Regiment (@100)English's Camden Regiment (@100)Jackson's Camden Regiment (@100)

Royal Artillery: (@30): 2 figures, Veteran, ***(artillery included 1 stand of 6-pdr & 1 stand of coehorn mortars)

(horses to mount 8 figures of infantry as mounted infantry.)

at Ninety-Six, South Carolina (S5):

48 commanded by Colonel Samuel Bryan. Were loyalist militia.49 Composed of men from the New York Volunteer Regiment. This unit was not composed of men from South Carolina. Later Coffin's New York Volunteers and the South Carolina Rangers were merged under Coffin and fought at Eutaw Springs, that is probably the source of this common misconception.50 Could dismount and fight as infantry. Treat as 2 x 2 figure stands of infantry with SBM. Commanded by John Harrison.

1 Magazine1 FortCruger's Loyalist Brigade:

Lieutenant Colonel John Harris Cruger [DeLancey's] (1)1st Bn/Delancey's (153): 8 figure, Veteran, SBM3rd Bn/New Jersey Volunteers (236): 12 figures, Veteran, SBMSouth Carolina Royalists51 (308): 16 figures, Green, SBMLoyalist Artillery (2 x 3-pdr): 2 figures, Militia, 3-pdr

96th District South Carolina Loyalist Militia Brigade:Brigadier Robert Cunningham (0)King's Long Cane Loyalist Militia (220): 12 figures, Militia, SBMCunningham's Little River Loyalist Militia (250): 12 figures, Militia, SBMStevens Creek Loyalist Militia (241): 12 figures, Militia, SBM

Dunlap's Loyalist Dragoons52 (@50): 2 figures, Green, Swords

at Georgetown, South Carolina (S13):Georgetown Garrison:

Captain Blake (1)British "invalids (@80): 4 figures, Veteran, SBMGeorgetown Loyalist Militia Regiment53 (@200): 12 figures, Militia, SBMGarrison Artillery54 (3 x 9pdr): 3 figures, Green, 9-pdr siege

at August, Georgia (G4):1 FortAugusta Loyalist Brigade:

Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Browne55 (King's Rangers) (1)King's Rangers56 (@236): 12 figures*, Green, SBMVolunteers of Augusta Loyalist Militia (112): 4 figures, Militia, SBMWright's Georgia Loyalists (@200): 12 figures, Militia, SBMLoyalist Artillery (1 x 4-pdr, 1 x 6-pdr): 2 figures, Militia, 6-pdrCreek Indians (@400):

1st Warband/Creek Indians: 10 figures*, Green, SBM

2nd Warband/Creek Indians: 10 figures*, Green, SBM

at Savannah, Georgia (G1):1 Magazine1 FortSavanah Garrison Brigade:

Lieutenant Colonel Alured Clark [7th Foot] (1)

51 Commanded by Major Thomas Fraser. Wore red faced yellow uniforms. Included many Black soldiers.52 Commanded by Major James Dunlap of the Queen's Rangers Dragoons.53 Commanded by Colonel James Cassell54 In a redoubt (fortification).55 Can act as a leader for Indian units.56 Also known (after Fall 1781) as the King's Carolina Rangers

H-C Garrison Regt von Knoblauch (Wissenbach) (@250-300): 12 figures, Green, SBM

2nd Bn/Delancey's Regiment (@150): 8 figures, Veteran, SBM16th Regiment of Foot (3 companies = @70): 4 figures, Veteran, SBMGeorgia Light Dragoons (30): 2 figures, Green, SwordsWright's Company/King's Rangers (39): 2 figures*, Green, SBMSavannah Georgia Loyalist Militia57 (@250): 12 figures, Militia, SBMRoyal Artillery: (@20 = 2 SP): 2 figures, Veteran, ***Hesse-Cassel Artillery (@22): 2 figures, Veteran, ***

(field artillery included 1 stand of 6-pdr, 3 stands of 4-pdr, 1 stand of 3-pdr)

(garrison artillery included 8 stands of 9-pdr, and 2 stands of 6-pdr)

at Orangeburgh, South Carolina (S7):Orangeburgh Militia Brigade:

Colonel John Fisher (0)Fisher's Orangeburgh Militia (@300): 16 figures, Militia, SBMWilliam's58 Orangeburgh Militia (@200): 12 figures, Militia, SBM

at Beaufort (S10):Granville County Militia (@250): 12 figures, Militia, SBMLoyalist Artillery: 1 figure, Militia, 6-pdr

at Charleston, South Carolina (S11):British Base of OperationsEntrenchedCharlestown Garrision Division:

Lieutenant Colonel Nisbet Balfour [23rd Foot] (2)Major James Moncrief (engineer) (1)British Brigade:

Major Andrew Maxwell [Prince of Wales] (1)63rd/64th ROF Composite Bn (219): 12 figures, Veteran, SBM

63rd Regiment of Foot (-) (54) [4 figures]64th Regiment of Foot (-) (165) [8 figures]

Prince of Wales Regiment (@19559): 8 figures, Veteran, SBMLine Companies (117) [4 figures]Grenadier Company/Prince of Wales (78) [4 figures]

British Detachments Battalion (@316): 16 figures, Veteran, SBMDetachment/71st Highland Regiment (@150) [8 figures]Detachement/23rd ROF (97) [4 figures]

57 commanded by Colonel Thomas Waters58 commanded by Major Williams59 The Prince of Wales suffered heavy casualties at the Battle of Hanging Rock, which is why the line company strength is so low. The regiment was used piece mail, often attached to other corps.. It's actual commander, LTC Thomas Pattisson, was found drunk on duty and placed under arrest. He was at Charleston until June 1781 when he was sent to New York and put on half pay status.

Detachment/33rd ROF (69) [4 figures]Hessian Brigade:

Colonel Friederich von Benning [Huyne Garrison] (1)Hesse-Cassel Huyne Garrison Regiment (510): 24 figures, Green, SBMHessel-Cassel Ditfurth Regiment (487): 24 figures, Veteran, SBM Hesse-Cassel d’Angelelli (von Rall) Regiment (360): 20 figures, Veteran

SBMLoyalist Brigade:

Colonel Edmund Fanning (King's American Regiment) (1)Fenwick's South Carolina Light Dragoons (40): 2 figures, Green, SwordsCharleston Volunteer Battalion60 (@400): 20 figures, Militia, SBMColleton County Loyalist Militia61 (@200) (mounted): 12 figures, Militia,

SBMGranville County Loyalist Militia62 (@200): 12 figures, Militia, SBMCheraws County Loyalist Militia63 (mounted) (@100): 4 figures*, Militia,

SBMUnbrigaded:

Troop/Queens' Rangers Dragoons (30): 2 figures, Veteran, SwordsArtillery:

Royal Artillery (@100): 10 figures, Veteran, ***Hesse-Cassel Artillery (@54): 6 figures, Veteran, ****field artillery included 5 stands of 6-pdr, 7 stands of 4-pdr, 3 stands

of 3-pdr,2 stands of 8" howitzers, 2 stands of 5.5" howitzers, 2 stands of

13" mortars, 2 stands of 10" mortars, 1 stand of 8" mortars, 8 stands

of 5.5" mortars, and 9 stands of 4.4" mortars

*garrison artillery included 12 stands of 26-pdrs, 13 stands of 24-pdrs,

40 stands of 18-pdrs, 32 stands of 12-pdrs, 12 stand of 9-pdr, 12 stands of

6-pdr, 8 stands of 4-pdr, 3 stands of 18-pdr carronades, 1 stand of 6-pdr

carronade, and 1 stand of 3-pdr+All naval forces (see below)

British Reinforcements at Charleston, South Carolina (S11):1 Supply WagonMajor General Leslie [64th Foot] (1)Brigade of Guards (@900):

Brigadier General Charles O'Hara [Guards] (1)60 Red faced blue uniforms61 commanded by Colonel Robert Ballingall62 commanded by Colonel Nicholas Lechemere63 commanded by Maj. Micajah Ganey, part of Robert Gray's Regiment of Loyalists.

Guards Light Infantry Company (@150): 8 figures*, Elite, SBMGuards Grenadier Company (@150): 8 figures, Elite, SBM1st Guards Battalion (2 cos = @300): 16 figures, Elites, SBM 2nd Guards Battalion (2 cos = @300): 16 figures, Elites, SBM

Loyalist Brigade:Lieutenant Colonel John Watson (1)Watson’s Loyalist Light Infantry Battalion64 (244): 12 figures, Veteran, SBMDetachment/17th ROF65 (110): 4 figures, Veteran, SBMKing’s Americans Regiment66 (297): 16 figures, Veteran, SBM

British Line Brigade:Lieutenant Colonel John Small (2nd Bn/84th ROF) (1)82nd Regiment of Foot (6 cos = 25267): 12 figures, Veteran, SBM2nd Bn/84th Regiment of Foot68 (5 cos = 188): 12 figures, Veteran, SBM

H-C von Bose Regiment (Trumbach) (347 r/f = @390): 20 figures, Veteran, SBM H-C Jager Company69 (103 r/f = @115): 6 figures*, Veteran, GRRoyal Artillery (56): 6 figures, Veteran, ***

(artillery included 1 stand of 6-pdr & 1 stand of 3-pdr, so more gunners than guns)Troop/17th Light Dragoons (50): 2 figures, Elites, Swords

Reinforcements:

at Wilmington, North Carolina (N16) (when British control box):Wilmington Loyalist Militia (@100): 4 figures, Militia, SBMNorth Carolina Independent Dragoons (@50): 2 figures, Green, SwordsFanning's Loyalists:

Lieutenant Colonel David Fanning (1)Fanning's Loyalists (mounted): 4 figures*, Green, ARPlus roll (1d6) each turn after British take Wilmington for reinforcements:

1-2 = reinforcements, roll below, 2-6 = nothingReinforcements:

1-2 = Loyalist Dragoons: 2 figures, Green, Swords (1 total)3-6 = Loyalist Militia: 12 figures, Militia, SBM (2 total)(if Loyalist Dragoons already recruited, then roll equals Loyalist

Militia)

at Chatham County, North Carolina (N23) 2 turns after British take 64 Composed of light companies from King's American Regiment, 3rd/Delancey's, 1st/New Jersey Volunteers, 2nd/New Jersey Volunteers, 4th/New Jersey Volunteers, Loyal American Regiment65 Was attached to Watson's Loyalist Light Infantry Battalion.66 commanded by Lieutenant Colonel George Campbell, Campbell can be detached as a benefit (1) brigade commander.67 Had five line companies (211 men) and one light company (41 men).68 Also known as the Royal Highland Emmigrants)69 Commanded by Captain von Roder and included Hesse-Cassel and Anspach Bayreuth jaegers.

Wilmington:Pyle's North Carolina Militia (mounted) (400):

Colonel John Pyle (0)Pyle's North Carolina Militia (400): 20 figures, Militia, SBM

at Hillsborough, North Carolina (N29) (when British control area):Hillsborough Loyalist Militia: ? figures, Militia, SBM

roll 1d6 for size of militia: 1-4 = 8 figures, 5-6 = 12 figures

2 January @ Waxhaws (S10): (joined Tarleton January 12):Chesney's Loyalists (mounted): 2 figures, Militia, SBM

2 January @ Bladen, North Carolina (N4):MacNeil's Bladen Loyalists (@150): 8 figures, Militia, SBM

1 April @ Charleston, South Carolina (S11)Convert 4 figures of Hessians into Starkoff's Dragoons (58): 4 figures, Veteran, Swords

Royal Navy Forces for the Campaign (all start at Charleston):

Hull

Each

Ship/Boat Type Hits

Broadside

Bow Stearn

HMS Blonde Frigate NA 13 x 12-pdr

NA NA

HMS Delight Sloop NA 7 x 6-pdr NA NAHMS Otter Sloop NA 7 x 6-pdr NA NAHM Adder Galley 4 1 x 4-pdr 1 x 12-

pdr1 x 9-pdr

HM Arbuthnot Galley 4 1 x 9-pdr &1 x 6-pdr

1 x 18-pdr

1 x 12-pdr

HM Balfour Galley 4 none 2 x 9-pdr

none

HM Comet Galley 4 3 x 6-pdr 1 x 18-pdr

none

HM Cornwallis Galley 4 2 x 4-pdr 1 x24-pdr

none

HM Dependence

Galley 4 1 x 6-pdr &1 x 4-pdr

2 x 18-pdr

2 x 12-pdr

HM Firefly Galley 4 2 x 4-pdr none none

&2 x 2-pdr

HM Shark Galley 4 none 2 x 9-pdr

none

HM Scourge Galley 4 1 x 4-pdr 1 x 12-pdr

1 x 9-pdr

HM Vindictive Galley 4 1 x 9-pdr &1 x 6-pdr

1 x 18-pdr

1 x 12-pdr

HM Viper Galley 4 2 x 6-pdr 2 x 18-pdr

none

generic gunboat

Gunboat

2 none 1 x 12-pdr

none

The British player starts with 10 gunboats and one each of the named ships and boats at the start of the game in Charleston.

Galley Cornwallis (4 x 4-pdr, 1 x 24-pdr) [lost Jan 1781]2 galleys to Georgetown3 galleys to Wilmington:

Captain Andrew Barkley (or Barclay) (HMS Blonde 32 guns - 220 men) (26 x 12-pdr, 6 x 6-pdr) [broadside = 13 x 12-pdr, for = 2 x 6-pdr, aft = 4 x 6-pdr)

HMS Delight (14 x 6-pdr guns; 125 men) [broadside = 7 x 6-pdr)HMS Otter (14 x 6-pdr) [broadside = 7 x 6-pdr]81 marines from Blonde, Delight, Otter

[biggest guns in bow, next in stearn, smaller in broadside]HM Galley Adder (ex SC Lee) (1 x 12-pdr, 1 x 9-pdr, 2 x 4-pdr)HM Galley Arbuthnot (8 guns) (ex ?) [1782 Savannah]HM Galley Balfour (2 x 9-pdr) [lost 1782 in South]HM Galley Comet (1 x 18-pdr, 6 x 6-pdr) [Wilmington 1781]HM Galley Cornwallis (5 guns: 4 x 4-pdr, 1 x 24-pdr; 40 men) [lost off

Charleston 1781]

HM Galley Dependence (ex Maryland Independence) (2 x 18-pdr, 2 x 12-pdr, 2 x 6-pdr, 2 x 4-pdr; 40 men)

HM Galley Fire Fly (8 guns: 4 x 4-pdr, 4 x 2-pdr; 50 men) [Savannah 1781]

HM Galley Shark (2 x 9-pdr)HM Galley Scourge (ex GA Congress) (1 x 12-pdr, 1 x 9-pdr, 2 x 4-pdr;

40 men)HM Vindictive (ex GA Lee) (1 x 18-pdr, 1 x 12-pdr, 2 x 9-pdr, 2 x 6-pdr;

40 men)

HM Viper (ex GA Rutledge) (2x 18-pdr, 4 x 6-pdr)

NOTES:1. Charlotte, NC stripped of provisions (no foraging supplies)2. Daniel Morgan illness? Left Feb. 10, 1781 (2 Feb)

Starting in February 1781, roll 1d6 each turn to determine Morgan's health

1-5 = Morgan continues on6 = Morgan's health fails, remove him from play(add +1 to roll if Morgan has been in at least one battle)

3. Movement rates per week:Supply trains = 2 (no forced march)Infantry or artillery = 2 (force march = 3)Cavalry or Legion or Mounted = 3 (force march = 4)solitary commander = 4

4. Special rule for Marion in swamps = invisible to British player5. Exhaustion due to straggling = @10%6. Many Continental prisoners from 1780 held in Charlestown, maybe rescued they could become a unit?

130 North Carolina Militia@2000 Continentals from Lincoln's defeat@500 from Camden defeat

Turns = 1 week:3 December = 15-224 December = 23-311 January = 1-82 January = 9-153 January - 16-234 January = 23-311 February = 1-72 February = 8-153 February = 16-224 February = 23-281 March = 1-82 March = 9-153 March = 16-234 March = 23-311 April = 1-82 April = 9-153 April = 16-23

4 April = 24-30

Supplied (stationary)in friendly = 0%in enemy = 1%

Supplied (marching)in friendly = 1%in enemy = 1.3%

Foraging (stationary)in friendly = 2%in enemy = 2.6%

Foraging (marching)in friendly = 2%in enemy = 4%

Beyond supply value =above to x2 = x 2x2 to x 3 = x3x 3 to x 4 = x4

Disease?small poxyellow fever

UNDER MILD WEATHER CONDITIONS, PER CAMPAIGN WEEKTroops bivouacked in home territory – 0% attritionTroops marching in home territory or bivouacked in allied territory – 1% (1 in 100)Troops bivouacked in enemy territory or marching in allied territory – 1.3% (1 in 75) Troops marching in enemy territory – 2% (1 in 50)Half Rations = double rates (x2)Out of Supply = quadruple rates (x4)Terrible Weather (winter) = double rates (x2)Guerilla Activity = double rates (x2)