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The train is running out of water and you have 

to make a decision to stop for water in the heat 

of battle or risk the chance of running out 

before the next water station.

(Stop for Water? Page 3)

(Keep going? Page 5)

You are a soldier on a train trying to get to your 

next battle and you are being attacked. All of the 

sudden you hear a large "SMASH" as a cannon 

ball smashes its way through your battery car 

(train car that launches cannon balls). On top of 

it all the engineer is asking for someones help.

(Go check on your friends in the back? page 6)

(Help the engineer? page 4)

Your Train Gets Water and you are able to pull out 

of the Station just as a cannon ball rockets through 

the air smashing through your battery car (train car 

that launches cannon balls). You can stop at 

Jackson Mississippi to stop for supplies and to get 

your Battery car fixed but you are in Rebel territory 

and the tracks in the south aren't fixed very often.

(Stop at Jackson Page 7?)

(Keep going Page 9?)

The Captain looks at you frantically and asks if 

you should stop in Jackson or if you should 

keep going. He then warns you that the tracks 

near Jackson are very dangerous but Jackson 

will be rewarding. He then runs off for the 

boiler leaving you to drive. Luckily you've had 

some experience...

(Stop at Jackson Page 7?)

(Keep going Page 9?)

You run out of steam and you see the 

Confederates out in the distance, soon you are 

surrounded and captured.

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You arrive at the back of the train but the train 

slows to a stop. You look out the window to 

see confederates everywhere

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You spot Rebels behind you and you increase 

your speed. You suddenly see that the bridge 

ahead is out, but you can't stop...

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Acknowledgments 

After the North cut off the Souths supply line all 

the materials that were used to make railroads 

and trains stopped coming in from England 

which made it impossible to keep repairing the 

South's railroads.

You've made it! You were able to deliver the 

supplies! 

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