Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

Gentlemen:

I have suffered a software failure and have called tech support. I have a technician scheduled for tomorrow and hope to revive the machine but one never knows. Wish me luck.

I still have email at my hotmail account.



FM Sir 'Muddy' Jones, KG
2nd Life Guards, Household Cavalry

It's happened to me many times. The only crystal clear knowledge gained from such events is that it will happen again.

Being human, and an ex-prop, I still do not (or is that cannot?) back up as much as I should! [:D][B)][:p]

Hope your info survives, mate, should it not, there is always more to be made![:)]

regards


General Mark Oakford
Commandant, l'Ecole Militaire

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<br />It's happened to me many times. The only crystal clear knowledge gained from such events is that it will happen again.

Being human, and an ex-prop, I still do not (or is that cannot?) back up as much as I should! [:D][B)][:p]

Hope your info survives, mate, should it not, there is always more to be made![:)]

regards


General Mark Oakford
Commandant, l'Ecole Militaire


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Lt Colonel Neville Worland
Chef d'Etat-Major
Ier Corps de Réserve de Cavalerie
Army du Nord

Mark, an ex-prop you say? At the risk of confusing or even, perish the thought, boring our international bretheren, what form of the divine game did you play? ("Prop" being a description of the front row's role in rugby league, but used for that position in rugby union as well.) I played front row (union) in school, army and club sides and have the spinal deformities to prove it.

Lt Colonel Neville Worland
Chef d'Etat-Major
Ier Corps de Réserve de Cavalerie
Army du Nord

Gentlemen:

I am pleased to relay that I working through my computer's woes with no loss of data to-date. Just have to get the email working properly and then off to purchase an external hard drive to back up this station.

Ex-ruggers you say? I played the American version of rugby in the 1970s and 1980s for the university club. In my younger version, I was a swift and shifty back (mostly center positions) and tried to stay well away from the larger props and other scrummers. [;)]


FM Sir 'Muddy' Jones, KG
2nd Life Guards, Household Cavalry

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<br />Gentlemen:

I am pleased to relay that I working through my computer's woes with no loss of data to-date. Just have to get the email working properly and then off to purchase an external hard drive to back up this station.

Ex-ruggers you say? I played the American version of rugby in the 1970s and 1980s for the university club. In my younger version, I was a swift and shifty back (mostly center positions) and tried to stay well away from the larger props and other scrummers. [;)]


FM Sir 'Muddy' Jones, KG
2nd Life Guards, Household Cavalry

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Yes, one of the beauties of the game is there is a place in it for every body shape: short fat ones, long thin ones and those quick on their feet but not heroic in physique.

Lt Colonel Neville Worland
Chef d'Etat-Major
Ier Corps de Réserve de Cavalerie
Army du Nord