Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Gentlemen,

In name of the CoA, Luitenant Generaal Geert Van Uythoven, all Anglo-Allied officers are requested to take note of the new command assignments.

<u>Ensign Eugene RENNA</u> has been appointed <font color="red">Commander of the 12th Light Dragoons Regiment, 4th Cavalry brigade, Cavalry Corps.</font id="red">

Please, fellow officers, encourage and support him in his new duties.


<font color="orange">1e Luitenant Valère Bernard </font id="orange">
<font color="red">Anglo-Allied Administrative Adjutant</font id="red">
<font color="orange">Divisie Nederlandsche Kavallerie
I Corps
Anglo-Allied Army
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Welcome.......as I was here first I am not chaning my name...[;)]

<b><i>Marechal Eugène</i>
Comte de la Vendée,
Duc de Francfort
Les Companies d'Artillerie de
l'Infanterie de la Vieille Garde.
IIV Corps Commander
L'Armée du Rhin</b>

"as I was here first I am not chaning my name..."

Hmmm... Do you suppose there is room on the battlefield for 2 Eugenes? [;)] Undoubtedly, Marechel Eugene, we will meet on the field.[8D] Until then, I thank you for your kind welcome, Sir!

Ensign Eugene Renna
12th Regiment of Light Dragoons
4th Cavalry Brigade, Cavalry Corps
Anglo-Allied Army

Sir.

Welcome wrong side but good to see a new member for the club.Have fun.[;)]

<font color="red">Marechal</font id="red">
<font color="red">BEECHAM</font id="red"> Commandant
1ème Division de Cuirassiers,
1 Corps Res Cav,ADN.

"Toujours féroce,jamais étourdi"

Evidently there is no right or wrong side when it comes to French vs. British. [:I]

Now with Russians or Austrians of course it's a different deal. [:D]

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D.S. "Green Horse" Walter, Maréchal d'Empire
Duc des Pyramides, Comte de Normandie
Commandant la [url="http://home.arcor.de/dierk_Walter/NWC/3_VI_AdR_Home.htm"]3e Division Bavaroise[/url], L'Armée du Rhin
Commandant [url="http://home.arcor.de/dierk_Walter/NWC/EdM_start.htm"]L'Ecole de Mars[/url], L'Armée du Rhin
Commandant la Brigade de Grenadiers de la Moyenne Garde
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<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>
<br />Evidently there is no right or wrong side when it comes to French vs. British. [:I]

Now with Russians or Austrians of course it's a different deal. [:D]
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Meaning Russian is right and Austrian wrong? I thinks it makes sense[;)]

Congratulations once again, Eugene. A nice regiment![:)]

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<center><b>Eyo Imperatorskogo Velichestva Leib-Kirassirskogo polku
General-Mayor Anton Valeryevich Kosyanenko
commander of Little Russian grenadiers regiment</b></center>

Welcome to the club Eugene. Pay no attention to this French rabble. There is no right or wrong; just winners and losers... [:D]

<font color="orange">Luitenant-colonel Peter Robinson
Commander I Corps
[url="http://www.geocities.com/militaireacademie"]Koninklijke Militaire Academie[/url] Adjutant
Royal Horse Guards Blue</font id="orange">

Ensign Eugene,

Welcome to the NWC.

"Hmmm... Do you suppose there is room on the battlefield for 2 Eugenes?"

Unless the good Marechal Eugene has severely curtailed his baggage train, which runs to several personal waggons of 'essential' materiel, including his vast array of perfumes and scents gathered during many successful campaigns, his extensive catalogue of beautifully tailored and decorated uniforms, most attractive but not necessarily functional in the field and his even more extensive and luxurious collection of personally commissioned headwear, all lavishly accessorised - the answer in my opinion would be No!

<font color="gold">Général de Brigade Baron Greg Morgan, Comte de Gironde
3ème Division Cavalerie Légerè
IIIème Corps
l' Armée du Nord
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<font color="red">"Unless the good Marechal Eugene has severely curtailed his baggage train, which runs to several personal waggons of 'essential' materiel, including his vast array of perfumes and scents gathered during many successful campaigns, his extensive catalogue of beautifully tailored and decorated uniforms, most attractive but not necessarily functional in the field and his even more extensive and luxurious collection of personally commissioned headwear, all lavishly accessorised - the answer in my opinion would be No!"</font id="red">

That would appear to be a goodly amount of tempting plunder! I note, however, that refreshing spirits are conspicuously absent from this list of vital military supplies. How is the good Marechal able to conduct a proper campaign without copious amounts of inebriants? And playing cards? [8D]

However, gentleman that I am, I am willing to remove the first two letters from my name! No thanks needed, although dispatching a truly foppish wig would be much appreciated.[:p]

Ensign GENE Renna
12th Light Dragoons
4th Cavalry Brigade, Cavalry Corps
Anglo-Allied Army

Ensign Eugene Renna

Ensign Gene,

"How is the good Marechal able to conduct a proper campaign without copious amounts of inebriants?"

The good Marechal Eugene doesn't carry his own liquor supply on campaign as this would lessen the space available for the essentials previously mentioned. He instead prefers to rely on the generosity of his opponents to provide not only his own but his entire entourage with sufficient quantities of 'inebriants' to last well into the campaign and beyond.

The allied baggage is so slow and the infantry and cavalry so fast in retreat, that it is but a minor inconvenience to sweep up the wagons and their booty. A veritable treasure trove, we all know how much the allied Generals enjoy their comforts.

<font color="gold">Général de Brigade Baron Greg Morgan, Comte de Gironde
3ème Division Cavalerie Légerè
IIIème Corps
l' Armée du Nord
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