I can't wait , but what is the exact date of the scenario? this has a big effect on confederate rations, and impression.
Are we doing the Pennsylvania Campaign pre Gettysburg.
Are we doing the Pennsylvania Campaign pre Gettysburg.
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Posts: 577 (05/02/08 08:56:14) |
Martyn Goddard
Volunteer company Lazy Jacks mess Mess #4 It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues. Abraham lincoln
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Posts: 71 (05/03/08 04:02:17) |
Hello dear Vince and other friends,
We are going to go to hte hotel in the night of Thursday at friday. We are going to visit portsmoouth the friday morning and we are going to buy English specialities !!! Thanks a lot. Mac |
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Posts: 2 (05/04/08 07:42:59) |
Martyn,
Yes, it's the Pennsylvania Campaign pre Gettysburg. This allows for a nice variety of looted and requisitioned foodstuffs and civilian clothing. On June 30th, the 55th Va. was issued large quantities of civilian shirts and shoes, presumably seized by the divisional quartermaster at Cashtown the day previously. Richard O'S |
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Posts: 580 (05/04/08 11:17:13) |
Thank you , Richard
Martyn Goddard
Volunteer company Lazy Jacks mess Mess #4 It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues. Abraham lincoln |
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Posts: 692 (05/05/08 11:27:03) |
richard patrick wrote:Woop! Woop! Canned oysters, lobsters, truffles, caviar, bottles of cognac, champagne, fine wines........can't wait! Nobby Gastronome of this parish.
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Posts: 406 (05/06/08 03:55:30) |
Nobby & trusted French/Belgium visitors. The Shotgun visitor licenses are valid for 12-months so will cover Ireland as we paid the extra to cover this.
However, the powder licenses are acquire ONLY for the Bath event ONLY. We will need to apply again for the Ireland powder issues. However, as I am unable to
attend this event, it requires a person holding Acquire & Keep who IS attending to apply.
Keith
"Friends and foe soon learned to watch the course of the blue flag that marked where
Cleburne was in the battle. Where this division defended no odds broke it's lines, where it attacked, no numbers resisted it's onslaught, save only
once, and there's the grave of Cleburne and his heroic division."
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Posts: 694 (05/06/08 04:29:44) |
I'll check this out with Davy Orr, as I can't get a reply out of Cameron.
I think the PSNI Visitor Licences cover Firearm and Black Powder. I think they've had you over a barrel there Keith. Here's the blurb: GB residents visiting or transiting through Northern Ireland
Non-GB residents visiting or transiting through Northern Ireland
The cost for an individual Northern Ireland Visitors Permit is £12 (sterling), however for a group application for
six or more persons (but no more than 20) the fee is £60 (sterling). Application must be received at least 6 weeks before the expected date of arrival in
Northern Ireland.
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Posts: 72 (05/06/08 08:06:51) |
Dear Friends,
I received today the Fab, Will and Mac Foye's licences !! Thanks a lot. Regards. Mac |
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Posts: 407 (05/07/08 08:59:49) |
Nobby.
The form lists both but I had to complete seperate forms for powder as well. they were quite insistant about this, so not sure if there is a change since these guidelines were published? In addition, the licence fee is for one use only depsite lasting 12-months but for multi use which this is, it is an additional £36.
"Friends and foe soon learned to watch the course of the blue flag that marked where
Cleburne was in the battle. Where this division defended no odds broke it's lines, where it attacked, no numbers resisted it's onslaught, save only
once, and there's the grave of Cleburne and his heroic division."
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Posts: 14 (05/07/08 13:03:34) |
Have the camping arrangements been confirmed yet for civilians? As I need to know where to set up, would it be by the car park as before - or at the back?
Is there a camp marshal who I should check in with before I set up?
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