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Just wait until next years 4th of July....that's when the re-conquest of the colonies begins!!!!!

Eh ? , is that the Mech Warrior movie ?



Also , in the Summer of 2005 :

(1) Star Wars III comes into theaters. “ Looking forward to it. “

(2) That’s when I win the Lotto and donate to the Company War Chest to by you guys some new uniforms.

(3) MW5 is Finally Released and brought into play for the PC.

(4) 14 New Recruits have signed up for ELH.

(5) Lancer has nothing better to do , then to make us another ELH web page.

what you dont like mine!?! http://home.comcast.net/~bh-k/( ahem dont blame you.. its not lancer quality material thats for sure )

It’s nice


I was just browsing it over the other day after dropping by Kali for a few . Hasn’t been updated L8’ly I think. You should allow viewers to drop a note in there from time to time cuz the Form is getting kind of stuffy these days.

I started to think of this Forum as being a big Space Battle Ship with only a few places to go before you end up back where you started . With nothing much going on there , you start running into the same people more and more often. I’d like to just drop down the turbo lift and hang out in the enormous launch bay for a few. Just take in the view and pass the time while surveying the launch crew from a elevated view , and screening the current solar system through the launch bay doors .






This has nothing to do with anything . It’s out of a book I recently read called The Dark Wing. I just feel like typing it.


The Wardroom:

Junior officers often had little to distinguish them from the crew. The problem was that officers needed a way to learn command skills , navigation , book keeping - every thing that they’d need when they were captain on their own . Since there wasn’t enough room for every officer to have his own cabin to study , a single one was set aside for all of them to share. Soon officers came to take their meals there and thus developed a certain camaraderie.


“There is another purpose for the wardroom, of course .”

On a sailing ship of the old , the captain’s word was law. Good or bad , right or wrong , he governed all of the activity aboard including decisions of life and death. Above decks none were allowed to dispute or disagree. But within the wardroom , officers could express their opinions freely , even when they disagreed with their captain. On a well run ship they might even do so to their captain’s face in the wardroom , if he granted them leave to do so. This is called ‘ wardroom privilege ‘ and allows a captain to solicit opinions in private without breaching his own discipline.



Well , back to wondering around the ship. I’ll pull an about face when I reach the other side again.



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