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Gen Mallory

PLEASE say yes!!! [:)]

Lt. General Jeff Bangma
Commander, Army of the Potomac

Larry, as one drinking man to another I demand a manouvre!

Col G Howie 1/1/1 AoA

A crisp spring morning, brings the AoA commander out from his tent. Sipping his chickory and glancing at slit trenches behind General Weir's row of tents, his troops still sleeping soundly.

His thoughts running to finding the appropriate accomodations, should the Captain be approved....and somehow find his way through the pickets to AoA.

Gen. J. Cuneo, CSA
Army of Alabama, Commanding


"I have seen the faces of men, who had dared death so often, it lost its' terror." -J.S. Mosby

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="3" face="book antiqua" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by D.S. Walter</i>All appropriate rivers in the Western and Eastern theater of war seem to be running from them to us. <hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">

Trust Larry to go the wrong way, sigh [V]. I guess we just have to use a siege mortar then, only thing with a large enough bore. Shame to waste the powder though, so maybe we'll just use him as tamping for a regular shell.

Lt Gen Mike Kaulbars
3rd "Freiheit" Division
VIII/AoS

[:D]General Moose I'm sure you will go far in the Rebel Army. Your abilities as "Field" commander already far exceed most of those barefoot soldier wannabes. Best of luck you dear moose, keep your antlers down and your powder dry.

Oh yeah Larry see you later.

Lt. Gen. Ed Blackburn
II/VI/AoS
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"Forward Bucktails"

So, the infamous Gen. Moose has been captured on film! Just wait 'till he gits a taste o fried gator tail. Ain't no bluebelly gonna want to be in his way!

Good to see you on the "right" side no Larry.

Maj.Gen. Mike Smith
Smith's Brigade
Smith's Division
Carroll's Corps
Army of Georgia
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"If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their money, first by inflation and then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them (around the banks), will deprive the people of their property until their children will wake up homeless on the continent their fathers conquered."
Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826), US Founding Father

Thanks for the help on the sig. line NOTSO.[:D]

Lt. Gen. Ed Blackburn
II/VI/AoS

"Forward Bucktails"

In regard to throwing them in the river, I'd assume that Notso is a swimmer but based on appearances Gen Moose is a definite floater.

Regards,

Chuck Berdanier
Lt Col, 2/1/IX, AoO
National Light Infantry

Congrats Larry!

And welcome to the Side of Right rather than Might!

I look forward to Your Marylanders taking to the Field 'neath the Flag of Freedom and wish Ye ev'ry Good Fortune on the Field of Honour!!!

General Mallory Suh! Please note that I am 1st in the Q for the Services of the Inestimable Quick! [;)] [:D] [:o)]

Pat.

Patrick G.M.Carroll,
Brigadier General.
Carroll's Corps,(II)
"Spartan Southrons"
Army of Georgia.
C.S.A.Cabinet Secretary

" When My Country takes it's rightful place, amongst the Nations of the World, then and only then, let My Epitaph be written. "

Welcome aboard Maj. Quick

Respectfully,

Col. Gery Bastiani
33rd NC Inf. Regt.
II/2/4 AotM

"Let us pass over the river and rest under the shade of the trees" -Stonewall Jackson

I heard today that a passenger train collapsed a railroad trestle and fell into the Potomac River. There was such a splash that the Potomac was a dry river bed for about six hours. That can mean only one thing - Lulu is on her way south, following her beloved.

Brig Gen Ned Simms
VI/AoS/USA
Blood 'n Guts hisself, a land lovin' pirate. Show me some arty tubes and we'll charge 'em.

<font face="Georgia"><font color="pink">Ex Major Larry Quick, USA!

Pack your bags me darling, you're aheadin south for some serious retraining in the Hallowed Halls of VMI! We have proper accommodations awaitin for General Moose. Training begins on the parade ground at 05:00am sharp!

Respectfully,

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<font color="pink">Nick Kunz
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Lieutenant General
Commandant, VMI
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We told Lulu that Rebs taste like chicken. Better run Johnny!

Lt. General Jeff Bangma
Commander, Army of the Potomac

Sir,

I regard to Miss Lulu, I was assigned the unenviable task of trying to provide billeting and forage for her - not an easy task for a being with her own postal code.

I started by trying to measure her girth by placing a mark with a piece of chalk, reaching as far as I could with my arms then placing another mark with the chalk, etcetera. After an hour of reaching and marking, I met this other fellow coming round the other way with a two day beard and tales of the horror I'd encounter towards the posterior.

At this point I gave up on direct measurement as I had no way of estimating her displacement and of course it's impolite to ask a "lady" (in the loosest possible sense) her weight.

I was at this point reduced to indirect measurement by theodolite, diffraction grating and algebra to infer her size. Unfortunately, this sort of thing seems to have spooked her.

She promptly stuck a quarter of a roast pig in her pocket, grabed a bucket of BBQ sauce as well as a twelve pack of Diet Coke and started lumbering off bellowing "SSSSWWWWEEEEEETTTTIIEEEE!" in a voice like an anvil chorus. I, for one, was most impressed. Once she got up a head of steam, literally nothing could restrain her from climbing onto that poor, benighted, groaning flatcar.

I can only imagine the post traumatic stress the poor crew of the ill fated train will have from the sight! There were more things moving when she ran than a vigorously shaken bag full of wolverines.

A somewhat shaken,



Chuck Berdanier
Lt Col, 2/1/IX, AoO
National Light Infantry

Office of the War Department - Washington, DC

Official Dispatch

The War planners in Washington felt that sending Larry Quick and his inevitable (and unenviable![}:)]) entourage to the South would not only shorten the War in our favor by some several months due to what is loosely termed his "tactical brilliance" (the War College have seen brighter lumps of coal), it would also reduce Union casualties as a result of fewer Rebs to fight (see posts on manpower needed for obtaining forage for Lulu and "Rebs taste like chicken" to understand why fewer Johnnies would be around).

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General Jeff Laub
Union Chief of the Army
ACWGC Cabinet Member
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