Council Seven: Colonel Joshua Chamberlain, U.S.A., July 2, 1863

The Union Army obtained the high ground on the eve of the first day

Your regiment is now occupying a critical hill on the second day of the battle

Lee has decided that the hill you are on is one key to victory

He has ordered several waves of assaults up the hill

After every wave the Confederates are closer to taking the hill

It appears the Confederates only have resources for one or two more waves

But your regiment simply does not have enough ammunition to withstand another wave

All of your superior officers in the vicinity have been shot; you have to make the decision without orders from above