Colonial Campaigns Club (CCC)

With the recent docking of His Majesty's man-of-war, the <i>HM Minotaur</i>, a fresh crop of promising young officers debark to assist in the quelling of this doomed rebellion. The following officers are up for promotion to:

<font color="gold">Ensign Colin Gaskell</font id="gold">
<font color="red">Sergeant Bill Peterson</font id="red">
<font color="red">Sergeant Marco Rietveld</font id="red">
<font color="white">Corporal Gilbert Collins</font id="white">
<font color="white">Corporal Alex Crooks</font id="white">
<font color="white">Corporal Jack Hipkins</font id="white">
<font color="white">Corporal Alte Jennsen</font id="white">

Congratulations gentlemen, carry on!

<center><font color="gold">Major General Sir Phil Natta, K.C.B.</font id="gold"></center><center><font color="red">British Army Commander-in-Chief</font id="red"></center><center></center>

Congratulations gentlemen. Looks like the British have a whole pack of up-and-comers. From the looks of it, many are recent graduates of the new program at Ft. Davis.

Glad to see Jack Hipkins back. He was an original member of the club and whipped me soundly at Rhode Island in my second club game. (I waited to fight Phil to a draw in my third.[;)])
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Regards,

Col. Cox
NJM

I raise a glass of port to each gallant officer of His Majesty's brave forces!

Huzzah

Steven Davenport
Lieut, 36th US Inf

<i>M'sieu le Général Phil</i>,
I am honored, of course, but also puzzled: Was I not on the Sergeant's list published 1 December '02? There are many gradations of Sergeant, right up to Regimental Sergeant-Major, eh? How many stripes should I be wearing on my sleeve? [^]

Eh, well yes you see Messieur Peterson, the day you were initially called out to accept your sergeant stripes, my aide found you alseep on your cot, unable to rise for the ceremony on the parade ground. He also mumbled something about stubbing his toe on a half bottle of Bordeaux lying nearby. I have no idea what he was talking about, but you're present for your promotion today, what what? [:)]

<center><font color="gold">Major General Sir Phil Natta, K.C.B.</font id="gold"></center><center><font color="red">British Army Commander-in-Chief</font id="red"></center>

SERGEANT Peterson - congrats to you sir!

Come now...what Frenchman worth his salt would deny sampling an occasional taste of the wonderful grapes from Bordeaux?? [:I] And actually Messieur Peterson was allowed to recover from his "ailment" in his own time with no recourse whatsoever. Now had he been a British regular, he might have received a swift lick from the cat. [:(!] We respect and admire our French allies, even if they do like Jerry Lewis. [:o)]

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Messieur Peterson, come to the good side where we do not make up falsehoods about our men to cover our mistakes. [;)]
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<i>Monsieur le Colonel A-Moss</i>,
Zee flags may change, but <i>les habitants</i> have ever been against the bully nation to the south: Remember 1756-63, when you attacked us at zee behest of your English King? Now <i>we</i> support <i>le roi Georges</i>, and still you attack us! I t'ink you Yankees are jus' jealous of zee fine climate [8D] of <i>le Canada</i>, an' will never rest until you swallow us up. Jus' wait, if you succeed, you find us pretty tough morsel [}:)] to digest, <i>Morbleu!</i> [;)]

For the glory of the RNAC, hurrah! [^]