Organzing Gran't Army in Shilow Scenario

Civil War 2 is the definitive grand strategy game of the period. It is a turn based regional game with an emphasis on playability and historical accuracy. It is built on the renowned AGE game engine, with a modern and intuitive interface that makes it easy to learn yet hard to master.
This historical operational strategy game with a simultaneous turn-based engine (WEGO system) that places players at the head of the USA or CSA during the American Civil War (1861-1865).

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jrwolfe
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Organzing Gran't Army in Shilow Scenario

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At the beginning of the Shiloh scenario, Grant is an Army commander, but no one in his region is in his Army. How do I attach those units to Grant's Army? How can I create Corps and make them part of Grant's Army. (It seems like this should be easier, but I'm having no luck accomplishing this based on the tutorials.)
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But where you able doing so in the tutorial, because last time I checked, it was explaining how to do that.
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RE: Organzing Gran't Army in Shiloh Scenario

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Yes, I've done the tutorials, thanks. I don't understand why the divisions with Grant at the beginning of the scenario aren't already part of his Army, and have tried these things:
- cancelling Grant's Army appointment and making him army commander again, while stacked with the divisions
- appointing corps commanders (e.g. Sherman) so that links from army to corps to division would be complete, but the option to appoint Sherman as a corps commander isn't active
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RE: Organzing Gran't Army in Shiloh Scenario

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Sherman is a 1-star and can't form a corps.
Take McClernand or Wallace, split their divisions to single out the general
(not member of a division) and the button to form a corps is activated.
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RE: Organzing Grant's Army in Shiloh Scenario

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Thanks!

Related question:
Sometimes the army organization that the scenario starts with is undone during the game. For example, I'm the Union in the 1964 Atlanta scenario. I advance toward Atlanta, but I'm routed by the Confederates, and starting the next turn my troops are all back in Chattanooga and my corps organization is gone: all units are now stacked as part of Sherman's Army tab, and the Army symbol at the left of the map doesn't indicate that there are any corps. Do I need to construct a new corps and division structure at this point, or will the game put it back as the army recovers?
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RE: Organzing Grant's Army in Shiloh Scenario

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One thing which happens when you lose a battle and retreat is your army takes on a green offensive/defensive posture. When you go to green you lose army or corps organization. All you need to do when you begin your turn is change the combat stance to blue/orange and then you can make Sherman the army commander again and attach his corps to him.
So the game will not put them back, you do.
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