Honor Roll

Brigade and Battery Commanders Killed in Action at Soudersburg:

Fondy's Division - C.S.A.:

• Colonel Charles Adams, Appalachia Sharpshooter Brigade, Killed on South Gerrick Hill
• Captain Charles Shanosky, Shanosky's Battery, Killed on South Gerrick Hill

Engel's Division - C.S.A:

• Brigadier General Francis Nash, Nash's Brigade, Killed near Sykes
• Brigadier General John Howard, Howard's Brigade, Killed between 1st Street and Keysville Rd.

Rockne's (1st) Division - U.S.A:

•  Colonel Theodore Hesburg, Cavalry Brigade, Killed on South Gerrick Hill

Noll's (2nd) Division - USA:

• Brigadier General Charles Greene, 1st Brigade, Killed in Town North of 1st Street
• Brigadier General Franco Harris, 3rd Brigade, Killed near Court House
• Brigadier General Myron Cope, 4th Brigade, Killed in Town on Keysville Road
• Captain James Lambert, Lambert's Battery, Killed between on Hamilton Street, between 1st Street and Keysville Road

Unit Losses over 50%

Unit	Command / Brigade	Commander	% Casaulties
Durais' No. 3 Gun (20lb Parrott Rifle)	Sorin's Battery	Sergeant Malik Zaire	100%
Durais' No. 1 Gun (12lb Napoleon)	Sorin's Battery	Lieutenant Jaylon Smith	73%
19th Indiana Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Jim Crowley	69%
68th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Lawrence C. Greenwood	68%
23rd Tennessee Infantry	Rasmussen's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Guy Abend	67%
34th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Andy Russell	67%
Lambert's No. 3 Gun (3 Inch Ordnance)	Lambert's Battery	Sergeant Arthur Rooney	67%
Lambert's No. 5 Gun (3 Inch Ordnance)	Lambert's Battery	2nd Lieutenant John Fuqua	67%
Ham's No. 6 Gun (3 Inch Ordnance)	Ham's Battery	Sergeant Leon H. "Bud " Carson	67%
Shanosky's No. 3 Gun (12 lb Howitzer)	Charlottesville Virginia Artillery	Sergeant Robbie Keane	67%
Shanosky's No. 4 Gun (12 lb Howitzer)	Charlottesville Virginia Artillery	Sergeant Robbie Rogers	67%
Farberson's No. 5 Gun (3 Inch Ordnance)	Farberson's Battery	2nd Lieutenant Victor Owens	67%
35th Kentucky Infantry	Quinn's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Tarek Morad	65%
24th Indiana Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Harry Stuhldreher	64%
89th Illinois Volunteer Infantry	4th Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Reggie Brooks	64%
63rd  Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Ernest Lee Holmes	64%
78th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Dwight White	63%
3rd Texas Cavalry	Maxwell's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Everest Pike	63%
10th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	4th Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Roy Gerela	63%
8th Kentucky Scotch Irish	Quinn's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Naill McCabe	63%
100th North Carolina State Troops	Nash's Brigade / Engel's Division	Colonel Ambrose Ridge	62%
11th Alabama Infantry	Pyle's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Marcus O'Toole	62%
67th Alabama Infantry	Tench's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Curtley Strange	62%
7th Kentucky Infantry	Quinn's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Kadeem Dacres	62%
18th Michigan Volunteer Cavalry	Cavalry Brigade / 1st Division	Captain Joey Getherall	62%
17th Texas Infantry	Caine's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Charles Mann	62%
2nd Kentucky Infantry	Quinn's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Brian Burke	61%
20th Indiana Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Elmer Layden	61%
31st Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	2nd Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Donnie Shell	61%
7th Alabama Infantry	Pyle's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colone lFergus Manstein	61%
23rd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	2nd Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Michael Wagner	61%
1st Texas Sheriff's Union	Rasmussen's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Sidney Rivera	61%
27th Alabama Infantry	Tench's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Vincent Dread	61%
103rd North Carolina State Troops	Nash's Brigade / Engel's Division	Colonel David Nottingham	61%
105th North Carolina State Troops	Nash's Brigade / Engel's Division	Colonel Frederick Englewood	61%
200th Tennessee Infantry	Putnam's Brigade / Engel's Division	Colonel George Cooke	61%
301st Maryland Infantry	Howard's Brigade / Engel's Division	Colonel Nathaniel Towson	61%
21st Alabama Infantry	Pyle's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Edward Pillsbury	61%
73rd North Carolina Troops	Rasmussen's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Ilija Ilic	60%
19th Louisiana Infantry	Rasmussen's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Austen King	60%
99th Kentucky Infantry	Quinn's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Enrique Montano	60%
87th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	4th Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Lawrence Brown	60%
98th Illinois Volunteer Infantry	4th Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Autry Denson	60%
29th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	2nd Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Ron Johnson	60%
53rd Michigan Volunteer Infantry	3rd Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Paul Hornung	60%
302nd Maryland Infantry	Howard's Brigade / Engel's Division	Colonel Oliver Ellicott	60%
99th Illinois Volunteer Infantry	4th Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Tony Brooks	57%
4th Texas Infantry	Caine's Brigade / MacDonald's Division	Colonel Dexter Manley	57%
1st South Carolina "Rail Hawks"	Rasmussen's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Scotty Goodwin	56%
1st Louisville Fusiliers	Quinn's Brigade / Fondy's Division	Colonel Adam West	54%
Ham's No. 5 Gun (3 Inch Ordnance)	Ham's Battery	2nd Lieutenant George Perles	53%
76th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel John Banaszak	53%
13th Indiana Volunteer Infantry	1st Brigade / 1st Division	Colonel Don Miller	53%
19th Illinois Volunteer Cavalry	Cavalry Brigade / 1st Division	Captain Reggie Ho	52%
74th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry	3rd Brigade / 2nd Division	Colonel Raymond Pinney	51%

Soudersburg: Final Statistics

Here are the statistics. Turn 1 and Turns 2 - 5 are added due to a mistake that was corrected, but didn't otherwise affect the stats or game play. (42nd Texas Battalion has incorrectly received rifled muskets instead of sharpshooter status with sharps rifles).

A Road to Far? - 10:15 a.m.

Fondy's Division stalled in a fire fight with Rockne on the west end of the field, as MacDonald and Engle continued their relentless push through town. The fighting between 1st Street and Keysville Road was intense, with hand to hand fighting as Noll's Division made one last attempt to stop the Confederate advance. Elements of Rockne's Division also came into town to enter the melee with Engel's right.

In the end, the Confederates had just about destroyed Noll's Division, but could not quite reach Keysville Road at the south end of town. Just before 10:15 a.m., however, Major General Matthew Fondy registered as being in control of Soudersburg.

DYOD is over. Stats and scores will come out tomorrow. It is clearly a Confederate victory, but this may be an even more costly engagement than the Battle of Crane in the WAR IN ARKANSAS series. Stay tuned for more details tomorrow.