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Thanks Tom, glad to hear it, do you know if the group held a Rorke's drift dinner this year as i didn't hear anything about that either
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Do any of the forum members know if the 1879 group is still running their website hasnt been updated for over a year now?
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apologies if that was sarcasm alan but didn't think any scenes for zulu were shot in Wales
best double bill i ever came across was as a teenager so( circa 1979 or so)
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Hi Simon,
be interested to give your rules a go, wargamed for a number of years and familair with various editions of warhammer rules , are these the rules youll be using at wmms? haven ...
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Sapper,
Common misconception about the concentration camps, not wishing to defend what was a inexcusable loss of life amongst boer non-combattants the only thing we invented was the name di ...
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Know it's a bit late to notify now( thought someone else might have done so) Staffordshire Regimental museum at Whittington barracks is displaying the original VCs held his weekend of particular rel ...
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Apparently hes Commodore Jamie Miller, now Royal Navy Commander of Wales and Midlands regions cant find any connection via the net, although his naval career is well documented earliest mention of hi ...
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Sheldon,
Ill have another word with the colleague next time she visits, just thought it was very unusual if true and might stick in the mind!
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Got talking to a visiting colleague at work today and was surprised to find that her favourite film was Zulu, not only that but she then went on to tell me about her daughter who is in the navy. She s ...
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in the context you mentioned I would imagine a square may well become a circle due to losses or retreating more etc, when there are only a few troops left an ordered square is probbaly ou ...
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I would imagine that you would use a circle against fast moving enemy armed with some sort of projectile weapon for example American indians, Square would be suited to a densely packed mass with le ...
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Just been watching a film on BBC1 The Trench, about a platoon of troops in the two days prior to the first day of the Somme and although the final scenes didn't look too convincing i felt it was eff ...
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