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Uncommon Valor: Campaign for the South Pacific covers the campaigns for New Guinea, New Britain, New Ireland and the Solomon chain.

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Ron Saueracker
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Welcome to martinmb from Canada!

Post by Ron Saueracker »

Hey, Martin. Welcome to a real wargamers site. I'm relatively new here, too, but as you will see, this company takes it's gaming seriously. So do the people posting on the forums...I see you've met Mogami.

So, you manage a liquor store in Calgary. You must have lots of friends as well (and perhaps a sore back like me)?:) I remember when I first reopened my tavern...I was picking up kegs in my truck from the warehouse every few days in between deliveries (started with a shoestring budget and a roll of the dice in 94). After one of these runs, the rep from Upper Canada Brewing needed me to cut a check for him. As I was writing it my back locked up from previously moving those 9 kegs into the fridge from the street;) ! It was the first time the rep ever witnessed someone throwing his back out while signing his name, saying "Are you OK, Ron? We are not that much more expensive than Molson or Labatts." Suffice to say, I spent the next three days lying on my back on the floor watching Mr. Bean episodes on CBC on New Years Eve 94 ('cause I fell off the couch and the remote was out of reach and my girlfriend was visiting her folks in Moncton, NB.:mad:

Enough about that hell weekend. I'm not sure if more than two people can play PBEM UV. I think so, though. We should get in touch once UV is out and we've become familiar with it. We might have to all gang up on Mogami the way he has been engrossing himself in it (it's not even on the shelves yet:p )!
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Yammas from The Apo-Tiki Lounge. Future site of WITP AE benders! And then the s--t hit the fan
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