• Autumn, 1861
• Confederacy
• Union
• Spring, 1861
• Confederacy
• Union
• Autumn, 1860
• Confederacy
• Unit-placement
• Union
• Unit-placement
• Spring, 1860
• Confederacy
• Union

Autumn, 1861 :

Confederacy:

• Diplomacy
• The fleet at Straits of Florida move to Havana.
• The army at Missouri move to Kansas.
• The army at Kentucky move to Chicago.
• The fleet at East Coast move to Jacksonville.
• The fleet at North Carolina move to Chesapeake Bay.
• The fleet at Richmond support move to Chesapeake Bay from North Carolina.

• Diplomacy
• The army at Washington DC move to West Virginia.
• The army at Philadelphia move to Washington DC.
• The fleet at Cape May move to East Coast.
• The army at Ohio support move to West Virginia from Washington DC.

Spring, 1861 :

Confederacy:

• Diplomacy
• The fleet at Miami move to Straits of Florida.
• The army at Tennessee move to Kentucky.
• The fleet at Georgia move to East Coast.
• The fleet at North Carolina move to Chesapeake Bay. (fail)
• The army at Missouri support move to Kentucky from Tennessee.
• The fleet at Richmond support move to Chesapeake Bay from North Carolina. (fail)

• Diplomacy
• The army at Ohio move to Kentucky. (fail)
• The fleet at Cape May move to Chesapeake Bay. (fail)
• The army at Washington DC move to Richmond. (fail)
• The army at New Jersey move to Philadelphia.

Autumn, 1860 :

Confederacy:

• Diplomacy
• The fleet at Richmond move to Washington DC. (fail)
• The army at Tennessee move to Missouri.
• The fleet at East Coast move to Miami.
• Unit-placement
• Build army at Tennessee.
• Build fleet at Georgia.
• Build fleet at North Carolina.

• Diplomacy
• The fleet at Cape May hold.
• The army at Ohio hold.
• The army at Washington DC hold.
• Unit-placement
• Build army at New Jersey.

Spring, 1860 :

Confederacy:

• Diplomacy
• The fleet at Georgia move to East Coast.
• The fleet at North Carolina move to Richmond.
• The army at Tennessee move to Kentucky. (fail)

• Diplomacy
• The army at New Jersey move to Washington DC.
• The army at Ohio move to Kentucky. (fail)
• The fleet at New York City move to Cape May.