From: dcoraspler@aol.com (DCORaspler)
Subject: SAM GRANT errata

This stuff was recently posted by Columbia games in their website:

SAM GRANT ERRATA/CLARIFICATIONS:

MAP CLARIFICATIONS
Knoxville is a forest hex.
Marietta/Kingston is a gap hexside.
Marietta/Canton is a mountain hexside.
Marietta/Rome is a forest hexside.
Chatanooga/Trenton is a gap hexside.
There are no rail bridges across the Ohio or Mississippi rivers. 
The bridge from Decatur leads to Huntsville.
 
ORDERS OF BATTLE
The O/B cards differ from the O/Bs in the rules. The rules have the
correct O/Bs.
Gallatin (not on the map) is in the Russellville hex.
 
SCENARIOS
In the 1863 scenario April is Dry.
 
1.2 HOME TERRITORY
The blue railroads in KY and MO can be used by the confederacy provided
they control these states. The change from red to blue line is a gauge 
change.
Border hexes between TN and KY are considered to be in TN for supply
purposes only. The same applies to MO and AR.
 
1.35 MARSH HEXSIDES
Marsh hexes (not hexsides) require units to stop.
 
1.6 SUPPLY HEXES
Add a supply hex at Waynesborough (Alabama). See also 11.3 below. 
 
4.54 DRAFTS
Garrison cadres may be selected.
 
4.55 CSA EMERGENCY FORCES
CSA emergency forces must all be deployed in the same hex.
 
4.56 EMANCIPATION
In the two theater game 2 VPs are awarded in the west AND 3VPs in the
east. The CSA gets double RPs in both theaters in the following 
month.
 
5.5 FORREST CAVALRY UNIT
If destroyed, the Forest cavalry unit may be rebuilt as a normal cavalry
unit.
 
7.1 RETREATING
Units retreat individually in any order. Retreating units receive terrain
benefit.
 
7.31 FIREPOWER
Cavalry fire at F3 when on defense or when in a melee (always). This
reflects the cavalry's acquisition of repeating rifles. Players may wish
to 
limit the F3 on defense to 1863 or later but cavalry should always have F3
in melee.
 
7.35 MELEE
Half hits DO carry over from the first round of the melee to the second.
 
7.43 OUTFLANKING
Outflanking units may not initiate a melee or enfilade until the following
turn.
 
9.0 RAILROADS
While there is no rail connection between Selma and Montgomery, supply can
be traced between them along the Alabama. River movement 
is not posssible.
Provided both supply hexes are on the same map edge, there is no extra
offboard movement cost to exit at one supply point and enter at 
another.
Example: A rail move from Corinth to Atlanta. via the Waynesborough and
Greenville supply hexes, is considered 1 strategic move.
 
10.2 NAVIGABLE RIVERS
River movement is prohibited south of a CSA fort even if the move does not
bypass the fort. River crossings are permitted.
River supply and movement are prohibited (always) upriver of the Muscle
Shoals.
 
10.4 RIVER INVASIONS
Only USA infantry can invade. Invading infantry can retreat by river for
the duration of the battle (only).
Invasion and River crossings to Neutral destinations require 2 strategic
moves per unit.
Invasions to bluff hexsides are prohibited if the hex is defended. 
The following hexsides are bluffs:
Grand Gulf (both MS river hexsides)
Vicksburg (both MS river hexsides)
Haynes Bluff (both Yazoo river hexsides)
Fort Pillow (both MS river hexsides)
Island #10 (N. MS river hexside only)
Columbus (both MS river hexsides)
 
11.3 SUPPLY SOURCES
The Union must control any 3 of 5 supply hexes to earn one VP per month.
The Union may not trace supply up the Mississippi from New Orleans.
 
11.3 SUPPLY LINES
The Union can supply units adjacent to a supplied major river hexside.
Example: Vienna, IL can be supplied via the Mississippi or Ohio rivers.
Adjacency for Supply purposes can be traced across a major river. Example:
 The CSA could supply forces in Cincinnati if they control the state 
of KY.
 
12.41 CADRE DEPLOYMENT
Cades may be placed in unsupplied towns or cities but cannot be built up
beyond 1cv. The CSA can build a cadre in the Knoxville hex (supply 
source) if it is vacant. The CSA can also build cadres in Little Rock, AR.
 
13.3 UNIT TRANSFERS
The Forrest unit can be transfered to the eastern theater. Brigade units
can be transfered to the western theater and may also be built there.