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I think we need a battalion gang sign...
7de Belgische Bataljon Infanterie Van Linie ♠The Iron Waffles♠ [Recruiting]
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Freakout said:And all of this will be seen on youtube.
I'll probably going to take the main parts of it aka the funny and best parts. But I have to watch 48 min of footage
Thank you Freakout, your hard work is much appreciated.
Anyone else have as good of a day as I did yesterday?
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chargerz43 said:
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I just found this picture, it's amazing and beautiful yet sad all at the same time
jbebes
What group is that attacking? Spanish guerrillas? I got no clue 
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Pfft Spaniards? No, those are Belgian rebels fighting French occupation, the war was called Boerenkrijg (Peasants' War)
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Brave Belgians always rebelling against someoneWaffleBorn said:
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Maybe if people would stop attacking us we could stop embarrassing their armies
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Yes but there were a few brigand leaders who managed to beat the French for a while. The reason it failed was because they were under-equipped, and the rebellious ideas never reached Wallonia or the middle or upperclasses because they were fascinated by French revolutionary philosophies and Frenchification. And the aid promised by Great Britain and Prussia never came.
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Many uprisings have failed throughout history but we still remember the courage and valor of those who fought in them
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZkp7q19f0
Regimental march? I think so
Regimental march? I think so
jbebes
I feel dirty watching that, waffle. I know im doing in elevators from now on.
jbebes
Yup yupFreakout said:
SEXY LADIESSSS!!!!jbebes
Bump, i learned to chamber, and now i can chamber lancers
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Would anyone be interested in playing the North and South mod (American Civil War mod) for Napoleonic Wars? I figured that our schedule is open enough as it is considering we primarily do the Saturday line battle only and it seems like decent fun. We could at least try it out a little and see if it's any good. I played for a while today and formed a 2 man shotgun brigade with Sandman lol It felt good to kill Yankees once again I think NaS could be good as long as it doesn't end up like Secession.
Btw I looked up one of my ancestors who fought in the Civil War. My mom found out about him while doing that Ancestry thing.
His name was Henry Starcher and he enlisted in the 3rd Regiment Virginia State Line (Infantry and Cavalry) on 29 August 1861 in Calhoun County, Virginia Company A (The Moccasin Rangers. He was 5' 10-1/2" (Which was pretty tall for the times), light complexion, blond hair, blue eyes, and well muscled. He was captured in 1863 when his company was ambushed by a Union cavalry raid, they were taken by surprise but he still managed to help his younger brother Jacob Starcher escape. He escaped less than a month later and found his younger brother Jacob, who had joined the 19th Virginia Cavalry, Company A. Henry joined the 19th and served throughout the rest of the war with his brother. They had two other brothers, Thomas Starcher, who was killed in action; and Philip Starcher who was 6', dark hair, hazel eyes, and an extreme love for his state. When talking about Bull Run he would say that "The blood ran up to the skirts of my saddles." They were from the area that is currently West Virginia (which was anti-secession) but they were pro-secession (although there's belief that Henry didn't have much of an opinion on secession or state's rights and that he only joined to protect his brothers, the younger Jacob in particular)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnNWtDRrHrQ
It felt good to kill Yankees once again I think NaS could be good as long as it doesn't end up like Secession.Btw I looked up one of my ancestors who fought in the Civil War. My mom found out about him while doing that Ancestry thing.
His name was Henry Starcher and he enlisted in the 3rd Regiment Virginia State Line (Infantry and Cavalry) on 29 August 1861 in Calhoun County, Virginia Company A (The Moccasin Rangers. He was 5' 10-1/2" (Which was pretty tall for the times), light complexion, blond hair, blue eyes, and well muscled. He was captured in 1863 when his company was ambushed by a Union cavalry raid, they were taken by surprise but he still managed to help his younger brother Jacob Starcher escape. He escaped less than a month later and found his younger brother Jacob, who had joined the 19th Virginia Cavalry, Company A. Henry joined the 19th and served throughout the rest of the war with his brother. They had two other brothers, Thomas Starcher, who was killed in action; and Philip Starcher who was 6', dark hair, hazel eyes, and an extreme love for his state. When talking about Bull Run he would say that "The blood ran up to the skirts of my saddles." They were from the area that is currently West Virginia (which was anti-secession) but they were pro-secession (although there's belief that Henry didn't have much of an opinion on secession or state's rights and that he only joined to protect his brothers, the younger Jacob in particular)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnNWtDRrHrQ
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Had an awesome experience in North and South just now. I was playing as a Confederate Artilleryman and several Union cavalrymen were advancing up the hill I was on but I guess they didn't see me crouched behind the cannon. I fired off a canister round and took out several cavalrymen and horses then I killed another with my short sword then died in a duel with the last guy. It was short sword on cavalry saber so I was ****ed lol but I put up a good fight and it went on for a while. Also clearing a hallway full of people with a double barrel shotgun is probably the coolest feeling ever lol
There is only one word to describe this song... beautiful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XVsEVW4x_Q&feature=related
There is only one word to describe this song... beautiful.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7XVsEVW4x_Q&feature=related
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WaffleBorn said:Would anyone be interested in playing the North and South mod (American Civil War mod) for Napoleonic Wars? I figured that our schedule is open enough as it is considering we primarily do the Saturday line battle only and it seems like decent fun. We could at least try it out a little and see if it's any good. I played for a while today and formed a 2 man shotgun brigade with Sandman lol
Btw I looked up one of my ancestors who fought in the Civil War. My mom found out about him while doing that Ancestry thing.
His name was Henry Starcher and he enlisted in the 3rd Regiment Virginia State Line (Infantry and Cavalry) on 29 August 1861 in Calhoun County, Virginia Company A (The Moccasin Rangers. He was 5' 10-1/2" (Which was pretty tall for the times), light complexion, blond hair, blue eyes, and well muscled. He was captured in 1863 when his company was ambushed by a Union cavalry raid, they were taken by surprise but he still managed to help his younger brother Jacob Starcher escape. He escaped less than a month later and found his younger brother Jacob, who had joined the 19th Virginia Cavalry, Company A. Henry joined the 19th and served throughout the rest of the war with his brother. They had two other brothers, Thomas Starcher, who was killed in action; and Philip Starcher who was 6', dark hair, hazel eyes, and an extreme love for his state. When talking about Bull Run he would say that "The blood ran up to the skirts of my saddles." They were from the area that is currently West Virginia (which was anti-secession) but they were pro-secession (although there's belief that Henry didn't have much of an opinion on secession or state's rights and that he only joined to protect his brothers, the younger Jacob in particular)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AnNWtDRrHrQ
Where do you find all that detailed information?
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