From my research this is our OOB for the battle of Olustee using Longstreet rules is:
Commander, District of Florida, Brig Gen Truman Seymour
First Brigade, Colonel William B. Barton
47th New York Infantry, Colonel Henry Moore S V 10 bases
48th New York Infantry, Major W. B. Coan S R 6 bases
115th New York Infantry, Colonel Simeon Sammon S V 8 bases
Second Brigade, Colonel Joseph R. Hawley
7th Connecticut Inf, Cat Ben F. Skinner S R 5 bases Carbines
7th New Hampshire Inf, Col Joseph C. Abbott C R 8 bases
8th USCT, Colonel Charles W. Fribley S R 8 bases
Third Brigade, Colonel James Montgomery
35th USCT, Lieutenant Colonel William N. Reed S R 10 bases
54th Mass Inf [colored], Col Ed N. Hallowell S V 6 bases
Supporting units
Mounted Brigade, Colonel Guy V. Henry S V 6 bases
40th Massachusetts Mounted Infantry, Colonel Guy V. Henry
Ind Massachusetts Cavalry Batt, Maj Atherton H. Stevens, Jr.
Batt B, 1st US Art (Elder's Horse), Cpt Sam S. Elder 2 base
Batt E, 3rd US Art (6 guns), Cpt John Hamilton 3 bases
Batt M, 1st US Art (6 guns), Cpt Loomis L. Langdon 3 bases
Sections C & B, Third Rhode Island Art, Lt Henry H. Metcalf
Companies A & E, 1st NY Volunteers, Lt Col James F. Hall
Confederate
Commander, District of East Florida, Brig Gen Joseph Finegan
First Brigade, Brigadier General Alfred H. Colquitt
6th Florida Infantry Batt, Major Pickens Bird S R 5 bases
6th Georgia Infantry, Lt Col John T. Lofton S V 6 bases
19th Georgia Infantry, Col James H. Neal S V 7 bases
23rd Georgia Infantry, Lt Col James H. Huggins S V 4 bases
27th Georgia Infantry, Col Charles T. Zachry E V 6 bases
28th Georgia Infantry, Captain Crawford E V 6 bases
Chatham Art (Georgia; 4 guns), Cpt John F. Wheaton 2 bases
Gamble's Art (Florida), Cpt Robert H. Gamble 3 bases
Second Brigade, Colonel George P. Harrison
1st Florida Infantry Batt, Lt Col C. F. Hopkins S V 5 bases
32nd Georgia Infantry, Major W. T. Holland S V 6 bases
64th Georgia Infantry, Captain C.S. Jenkins S V 7 bases
1st Georgia Regular Infantry, Cpt H. A. Cannon C R 4 bases
28th Georgia Artillery Battalion
Abell's Artillery (Florida, serving as infantry)
Guerard's Batt (Georgia; 4 guns), Cp John M. Guerard 2 bases
Third Brigade, Colonel Caraway Smith S V 8 bases
4th Georgia Cavalry, Colonel Duncan L Clinch
2nd Florida Cavalry, Lt Col A. H. McCormick (Col. C Smith)
5th Florida Cavalry Battalion, Major G.W. Scott
I'm still determining the types of guns and working out these two 'units':
Sections C & B, Third Rhode Island Art, Lt Henry H. Metcalf
Companies A & E, 1st NY Volunteers, Lt Col James F. Hall
It will be the biggest game we've tried with around 70 bases per side.
We will decide if the leaders get 'biography card' bonus when we set up.
Truman Seymour – reading his bio on the net his only standout 'trait' was leading the charge of fort seymour and getting wounded so no doubting his bravery!
Joseph Finegan – seemed to be a good admistrator and olustee seemed to show timidness with his reluctance to pursue the broken Yankees
The Union will be the attackers, we'll give them two objectives.
VPs will be applied per:
captured objectives
breaking the opposition
Thus if the Union can capture both objectives but break trying they will win.
Creating the board tonight and will play Sunday.
Cheers
Darling!
ponders nirvana.