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June 14, 1913. Just outside of Nashville, Tennessee.
The Illinois National Guard and the 11th Infantry Division have arrived just outside of Nashville, Tennessee, where they have encountered the Tennessee National Guard, who has defected to the NCSA, and numerous NCSA militias. The 11th Infantry Division begins their attack on the New Confederate forces, being strengthened by the German volunteers who arrived a few weeks earlier. The New Confederacy suffers heavy casualties, and they are soon forced to retreat out of the state entirely. The Illinois National Guard surges forward into Alabama, and they begin capturing the various cities and cutting off the New Confederates in Mississippi. Alarmed by the sudden encirclement, the Mississippi National Guard and 36th 'Texas Division' turn some of their forces away from Mississippi in an attempt to break the encirclement. The weakened defenses along the Mississippi River allow the Texas National Guard to begin an offensive in Mississippi. A few days later, the Mississippi National Guard and the 36th 'Texas Division' surrender to Federal forces. Back in Richmond, the White League government of the New Confederacy are in a panic, as it seems to be a mock recreation of their defeat in 1865. In the morning on June 26, 1913, George Carter is found dead in his office in Richmond. He is believed to have shot himself through the temple with a Colt 1911. The Army of Northern Virginia begin to desert in large numbers, which allows the Maryland National Guard to begin tightening the noose around Richmond. By the end of the month of June, the boys in khaki are close enough to see the Stars and Bars flying over Richmond. If they have their way, that flag will be burned, and the city along with it...