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To: stockman_scott who wrote (1029)	1/12/2003 8:59:35 PM
From: 49thMIMOMander	Respond to of 25898

<Heroism at command>, luckily, in the army I was drafted, we usually walked in the most efficient way to get where we were supposed to go. Excluding the regular drilling stuff. Anyway, Napoleon was smart, in the media always on a heroic white horse, but out in the feild, usually on a donkey or mule. (many american goodies on that topic too, starting from targeting the most splendid uniforms of the british, ouch, what a recession for the splendid uniform business, field-models) Ouch, he still had his officer cap 180 degrees in the wrong direction, unbuttoned uniform and hand where it should not have been, scratching his belly. Ilmarinen Long time student of heroic-genius-cultures... even before I was, kind-of-Rangel-style, drafted. Btw, Charlie Rangel, or does C-SPAN have a problem in their seacrhmachine c-span.org <Directory Listing Denied>