Lots of stand-ins, but it’s time for a new test for our #ClogLard scenario. As usual impossible to do without the help of @sabotag3d.bsky.social and @tabletopstudios.bsky.social #spreadthelard #wargaming
I'll pass on the compliments!
I got introduced to Here's The Ruckus yesterday. My small French retinue losing two leaders in quick succession settled the issue. Happy to try again (especially with these lovely painted Perry and Athena minis)
Het kabinet wil regels rond protesteren aanscherpen en demonstranten die zich misdragen harder aanpakken. Maar is dit wel echt nodig? Deskundigen plaatsen er grote vraagtekens bij, en volgens onderzoek zijn demonstraties helemaal geen groeiend probleem. Wat zit er achter deze plannen?
Menu diner bezoek koningin-regentes Emma en koningin Wilhelmina aan de provincie Gelderland in 1897. Het menu verscheen in een franstalige Nederlandse courant.
Mijn laatste draadje hier vandaag. Ik ga jullie wat menu's voorschotelen. Er zijn prachtige sites waar je kunt neuzen, zoals in Dijon: patrimoine.bm-dijon.fr/pleade/ead.h... Vaak zitten ze verscholen in familiearchieven. Dan moet je zelf gaan neuzen. Delpher kranten is ook een goede bron. >2
And they use GW stuff
People at my club have been playing it for 1:1 games and multiplayer. I'm not sure they've tried the expansions
That's just amazing
I think she would be great to run a dog asylum
Looks excellent in 10mm!
I also didn't mean to suggest that the contemporary Royal Navy was a paragon of meritocracy. My impression is that there is a century long process of slow and uneven change in most European armies and navies where old practices are pretty durable
Thanks for that nuance. It may have appeared that I meant to imply that the French army of Napoleon was as corrupt as Ancien Regime armies. It probably was still much more meritocratic, but I wanted to point out that Napoleon was not the one who should take credit for that 1/2
Of course, that wasn't Napoleon's idea, but he profited from the policy. Also, historians of Napoleon's army noted that under his leadership, systems of patronage made a comeback
Over 2 jaar is er weer een eeuwfeest! Dan kan het al een traditie zijn
Echt iets om te vieren!
Eefje @013
Eefje @013
Awesome!
Very pleased to receive author’s copies of Offa, King of the Mercians from @yalebooks.bsky.social today. Looking superb, and an excellent publishing experience!
Or does she mean that you have established a monopoly on research into massacres? And that it blocks/discourages other researchers to enter the field? It is inviting to be flippant about this, but the subject doesn't feel right for 'cornering the market'
You can see the difference between Colin Powell and this con artist. Even Tony Blair tried harder
Book about the search for the identity of a soldier killed in an avalanche in WW1, called “Under a Blanket of Ice”.
Map of the avalanches in Vallon Popera
The Vallon Popera nowadays
My book about WW1 on the Italian Front.
This new(ish) book is fascinating. It’s about the search for the identity of a soldier who melted out of the Popera Glacier in 1983. He was killed in one of the avalanches that overwhelmed the Italians on November 9, 1916. You can read about these extraordinary events, in English, in #TiTM.
Enjoy!
Because every time, they're different Kurds and for some reason they don't talk to each other
Boots on the table is exacty the kind of warfare that suits Pete Hegseth. None of that woke 'leave your footwear by the door' stuff. Absolute lethality, all the time!
Writing yet another Churchill biography is exactly what AI is made for. No waste of human time, and probably no worse than most
That was a close call. But this should help you to remind that you shouldn't put money on SA when it counts
