Francois Bruntz wrote:
> Glad to see that you speak French...
Pardonnez-moi, mais Je ne parle-pas Francais. (Un Petit Peu. Tres Petit.
Even my Dutch is better (Ik spraak een bitje Nederlands). Adequate to
pass as bad Vlaams and worse Wallonaise when I was in Belgium!)
> Where do you see a 15cm range unit?
Je suis Desolee.... Naturellement, vous et (what's "Correct" en
Francais?)
> >Motos? I assume Bikes. A good unit this one, well balanced.
> Oups! Yes Motos is the french version of bikes, sorry.
As they say in Allemande, "Es Macht Nichts". Something else I didn't
know.
> >Detachment Victor (Medium Range and Assault)
> >Detachment Hugo (Firebase at Long range)
> >Detachment Robespierre (Assault)
> Thanks for your suggestions, I will try them.
>
> Where did you find the detachment names? It's strange but they make think to
> someone... What a culture! Impressionant!
Aussi, c'est Aussie.
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