Napoleonic Wargame Club (NWC)

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L'Chevalier stands up at the table from which he had been sitting with the scribe and several of his fellow officers, among them Colonel's Michael Hoedl and William Reeves.

Gentlemen, and officers of the Coalition... your attention if I may.

It is my great pleasure to introduce the newest member of Tirailleurs et Dragons!, Lieutenant Colonel Tim Cavallin, who this day joins our merry band of warrior brethren.

It is an honor to have Tim among our ranks, and even now he is preparing for battle alongside Colonel Michael Hoedl against a team of officers from the Anglo-Allied army in the environs of Leipzig.

Gentlemen, to the success of your eagles, and welcome to our group - Tim!

Congratulations, Tim! You have joined a group of very fine officers of which I am personally very fond. You certainly are a notable addition to their unit, and they will no doubt be very proud of your skills upon the battlefield. Bask in the wonderful comeraderie and enjoy your games with them.

For my part, I do promise to put in a good word with our King for your early release from an English prison and request your pardon when this little uprising of your dissident Corsican master is finally quelled.

A toast to the fine officers of the Tirailleurs et Dragons, the very best unit that our enemy has to offer, and a really great group of men!

What another one in the computer Brig Oh by the way where is the game I got a 1813 game in the opp list come on now what's up with the Brains.

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A very exceptional posting an extremely fine unit but may I point out Mark that all French units are of the highest calibre but this unit along with some others are the elite. I believe the British named one of there best units after the French elite am I right. They did that so they could remind themselves that France always had the best soldiers and regiments..

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Love the pic, Now where have I seen her before, ah that's right she was the mistress of some Hanoverian officer and got lost one night and I remember waking up next to her next morning and thinking that I definately had my wine goggles on to fall into bed with that.

Still you want see the Prussian women they are scary in fact I hear they might be starting a recruitment drive and creating a whole new corps of them, if that's the case I'm switching sides, us Frenchmen don't stand a chance on or off the battlefield against them.

[quote="clifton seeney"] Oh my I massed the first one up but Remember me that night and the wine [/iquote]

Oh my, that is what Mssr. Hornsby awoke to find in his bed!

He was duped by his Corsican master yet again it seems.

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Welcome Tim in our fine combat group.

Now it is time to push the Prussians back and march to Berlin.

Berlin is famous for "Berliner Weisse", nothing for our fine french palate. [/size]

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Prinz Dumas, it is always good to see you barking about the tavern.

If you have the stomach for it - share a shot of the leberkleister with our Hanoverian colleagues - who can truly claim the title of longest running MP combat team in the club armies.

A tribute without doubt to the remarkable talents of der Jager.

L'Chevalier nods to his honored foe, and downs a shot of the infamous liquor - a couple more of those and he might wake up in the morning feeling as though he had slept beneath the beautiful daughters.

Turning he can see his comrade-in-arms, Colonel Hoedl grinning widely at him.

Hmm, he believes that this could well become another of the legendary evenings of debauchery among the officers and courtesans which frequent this place.

Approaching their table was Helga, beautiful as always, and bearing a tray of more drinks - already!

Regards,

The Hanoverian Guardsman raises his exquisite, crystal shot glass to the French General whose far ranging vision led him to found the Tirailleurs et Dragons, and whose generosity provided the wonderful glass from which it is his time honored habit to now drink.

"A couple more of those, and he will defintely be sleeping with Napoleon's Beautiful Daughters tonight", whispered the Hanoverian officer to his companion.

"Ja, du hast Recht", replied Der Wurger,"und jetzt mussen wir singen!"