Ye Extant Command of HMB Majesteys' Forces. Ye Soulders herein Numbered bare half those Required to Drub Ye French at la Belle Famille.
Ye Gen'l Pridoo w'th a Savage of ye Woods. Can dbl as ye Gen'l Braddock at the Late, Lamentable Reverse upon the Monongahela.
Ye 44th of Foote with ye Remn'nt Grenadoer Cpny. Light Infantery to Ye Fore. As may be seen, can be Used by Amateur Gen'ls Wishing to Re-Create the above Lamentable Reverse with An Eye to Overturning ye Historickal Outcome.
Grenadoers and ye Line Infantery of HM 46th of Foote.
Ye Men of Ye Light Company of Ye 60th Reg't of Foot (Ye Royal Americans).Please note that after writing this post, I was required to have a good lie down with a dictionary and a theaurus.
8 comments:
Ye olde English notwithstanding, this is an excellent looking command. We francophones appreciate well tricked out troops irrespective of whom you think you're going to beat with them when push comes to shove. Nicely done.
Mike - St. Maurice
Grace, Mon general.
It is small but (as I like to think of it) perfectly formed!
You'll understand my French forces are quite extensive though... For myself, I'm not so much a Francophone as more a Francophile!
As to who shall beat who, I shall leave that to Mars on his day.
My best wishes and, Sir, the gentlemen of France may fire first!
Greg Horne
PS - In all seriousness, thanks for your very kind words, as ever.
The 44th in particular looks great.
-- Jeff
As for the "Gentlemen of France" and firing first; In St. Maurice we wouldn't have it any other way. Looking forward to more.
Mike
P.S. I'm going to be interested in your Niagara campaign. The current fort is only about an hour's drive from my home.
Hi Mike,
I may have to ask you some topological questions about the area then!
All the best,
Greg
Nice troops!
Thanks Jeff, thanks Fitz; always nice to hear from you blokes.
Best regards,
Greg
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