Thread: Elite Units

Sniper,

Here we require a prescription for 'V'. No over the counter.

Catch me going to a doctor for that!

Ray, sir

I have done a lot of research on the pirated 'V' that are avial on the net. A whole bunch of them exist, and cost a fraction of what the Pfizer price.. My company was trying to get Pfizer as a client for our brand protection line of services.

I rather not waste money!

"Gosh! all I offered was a drink, and Sniper, you have conveniently turned it into a romp"

Just upholding the fine infantry traditions sir.

Originally Posted by Yanez

Hey , i am looking for a name of Elite units , please post any REAL elite units ancient or modern in here (exa. Hoplite, Praetorian guard, Sacred band cavalry) Please help me i need it for a name.

Rhodesian Light Infantry

New South Wales Horse Drawn Artillery

Bushvelt Carbineers

Just of the top of my head and not suggested by others i don't think.

Originally Posted by M21Sniper

"Gosh! all I offered was a drink, and Sniper, you have conveniently turned it into a romp"

Just upholding the fine infantry traditions sir.

Yes, train/fight hard and party harder.

PaulG, we were just getting into the party mood and you've pulled us back to work. BTW, arty unit are not really elite units.

Originally Posted by lemontree

Yes, train/fight hard and party harder.

PaulG, we were just getting into the party mood and you've pulled us back to work. BTW, arty unit are not really elite units.

*Whipcrack*

In the days of horse drawn arty they were. They were a little closer to the action than todays arty, and i think they sometimes fought as inf/cav units.

PaulG

In the good old days the cavalry was always elite. There may have been a few arty batteries that would have contributed towards the outcome of a battle, and would have been conferred battle honours, but those are exceptions and not the norm.

Originally Posted by lemontree

PaulG

In the good old days the cavalry was always elite. There may have been a few arty batteries that would have contributed towards the outcome of a battle, and would have been conferred battle honours, but those are exceptions and not the norm.

Yep and the NSWHDA was one of them. Queen Victoria liked em so much they spent time as her honour guard(or something like that).

All this and no-one asked me? Christ! Little blue diamonds, women of duboius virtue? Come on! I could have been a one stop shop. But now I'm sulking. So there

Meeting with you alone would guarrantee me a week in the dog house which ain't fair to the dog, where's he going to sleep?

Originally Posted by The Chap

All this and no-one asked me? Christ! Little blue diamonds, women of duboius virtue? Come on! I could have been a one stop shop. But now I'm sulking. So there

My apologies to you Chap, How could I forget the person whose signature defines the "fuel" of a soldier?

Originally Posted by Officer of Engineers

Meeting with you alone would guarrantee me a week in the dog house which ain't fair to the dog, where's he going to sleep?

Most likely with your wife.

Blademaster,
I can already hear the Colonel, load his rifle , better run for it. And look where you run, there could be mines too.