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C/2nd Lt Robot · July 15th, 2005

Flag Officer David Glasgow Farragut.

ghost457 · July 18th, 2005

not to be a nag, but whats the next one? *crosses fingers* please be easy!!!!

C/2nd Lt Robot · July 18th, 2005

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Originally Posted by ghost457

*crosses fingers* please be easy!!!!

That ain't gonna happen.

I'll make sure of it.

Duty Honor Country · July 20th, 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cadet Chief Robot

Flag Officer David Glasgow Farragut.

correct again...harder, must make harder

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Originally Posted by ghost457

not to be a nag, but whats the next one? *crosses fingers* please be easy!!!!

this next one is crazy

"March on, Carry me into the Fort, and let me die at the dead of the column."

This General said this after he was hit in the head. Insequently, he would survive his wounds, fight the remainder of the war and see old age.

Who is it for 300 and where was it said for 250

C/2nd Lt Robot · July 20th, 2005

Anthony "Mad Anthony" Wayn, Stony Point

Duty Honor Country · July 21st, 2005

damn you

To hell with our artillery mission. We've got to be infantrymen now.

100 for who said it, 100 for where it was said?

C/2nd Lt Robot · July 21st, 2005

Lt. Col. Thornton L. Mullins. At the beaches of Normandy.

C/2nd Lt Robot · July 22nd, 2005

Still shocked at it, Doody?

Duty Honor Country · July 24th, 2005

that last one was too easy. You are proving to me you can use google like I can. So here goes

If future leaders will remember that nothing is impossible, that casualties recieved from enemy action are a function of time and effective enemy fire, and that any type of troops can fight any plave, they will not go wrong."

who said it for 250

July 15th, 2005	#101
C/2nd Lt Robot	Flag Officer David Glasgow Farragut. WOLFPACK! The Devil wanted a refund on my soul; I told him all sales final.

July 18th, 2005	#102
ghost457	not to be a nag, but whats the next one? crosses fingers please be easy!!!!

July 20th, 2005	#105
C/2nd Lt Robot	Anthony "Mad Anthony" Wayn, Stony Point

July 21st, 2005	#106
Duty Honor Country	damn you To hell with our artillery mission. We've got to be infantrymen now. 100 for who said it, 100 for where it was said?

July 21st, 2005	#107
C/2nd Lt Robot	Lt. Col. Thornton L. Mullins. At the beaches of Normandy.

July 22nd, 2005	#108
C/2nd Lt Robot	Still shocked at it, Doody?

July 24th, 2005	#109
Duty Honor Country	that last one was too easy. You are proving to me you can use google like I can. So here goes If future leaders will remember that nothing is impossible, that casualties recieved from enemy action are a function of time and effective enemy fire, and that any type of troops can fight any plave, they will not go wrong." who said it for 250