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John_Clements
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New member welcome for Set - Nov '06

Postby John_Clements » Mon Nov 13, 2006 9:13 am

Please welcome our newest members:

Keith Armstrong, Forest, Virginia
Tom Augenthaler, Houston, Texas
Alexander Baratto, Long Valley, NJ
Giovanna Baratto, Long Valley, NJ
Benjamin Kim, San Jose, California,
John Bickerstaff, Draper, Utah
Earl Bonie, New Orleans, Louisiana
Matthew Donaghue, Golden Valley, Minnesota
Piers Farthing, Tullahoma, Tennessee
Audra Grapes, Centerville, Virginia
Corey Gray, Monterey, California
Stephanie Hagen, Murray, Kentucky
Andrew Harper, Rome, Georgia
Michael Horan, Palm Desert, California
Michael Impastato, Culver City, California
Erik Jackson, Irving, Texas
Ryan Lee, Drummond, Montana
Steven Lewis, Brighton, Massachusetts
Scott MacPherson, Stone Mountain, Georgia
Gregory Maggard, West Jefferson, Ohio
John Meredith, Greenville, NC
Brice Meuris, Indianapolis, IN
Benjamin Michels, New Freedom, Pennsylvania
Steven Miller, Mansfield, Pennsylvania
Jonathan Moonen, Houston, Texas
Justin Moorman, Murray, Kentucky
Joel Neild, Louisville, Kentucky
Michael Olsen, Marietta, Georgia
Jeffrey Ross, Apex, North Carolina
Lisa Ross, Apex, North Carolina
Trillian Ross, Apex, North Carolina
Jennifer Ross, Apex, North Carolina
Marissa Ross, Apex, North Carolina
Andrew Russell, Logan, Utah
Stewart Sackett, Portland, Oregon
Andrew Spakling, Murray, Kentucky
Van Dewayne Stelljes, Brighton, Colorado
Troy Thompson, Spring, Texas
Eric Winkler, Appleton, Wisconsin

Renewing Members

Jay Brant
John Bentley
Casper Bradak (for 2 years)
Tim Callahan
Ben Coomer
Greg Coffman
Lynn Criner (for 2 years)
Keith Culberston
Leonard Dick
Herb Dombrowski
Mark Driggs
Mike Eging (for 2 years)
Stewart Feil
Megan Feil
Geoffry Gagner (for 2 years)
Derek Gulas
Partrick Hardin
Richard Hardin
Alan Johnson
Andrew Marini
Jeremiah McKee (for 2 years)
Tim Merritt
Elizabeth Pangerl
Steven Pangerl
Ernie Perez ( for 2 years)
Jared Smith
Kathy Timmons
Dak Wade
Glen Walker
Matthew Webb
Michael Wrenn (2 years)

Our Newest Study Groups

Murray, Kentucky
Apex, North Carolina
Orange County, California

Also, our membership milestones for September - November:

Ernie Perez - 7 years
Casper Bradak, Stewart Feil, Megan Feil, Andrew Marini, - 6 years
Patrick Hardin – 5 years
Mike Eging, Geoffrey Gagner, Derek Gulas, Richard Hardin, Alan Johnson – 4 years
Tim Merritt and Michael Wrenn – 3 years
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David Kite
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Postby David Kite » Mon Nov 13, 2006 10:37 am

Welcome everyone!

Brice Meuris, if you frequent the forum, please contact me via PM or email. I've been attempting to get ahold of you about potentially studying together, but have so far been unsuccessful. Thanks.

David Kite
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Postby Will Adamson » Mon Nov 13, 2006 1:42 pm

Welcome to everyone!

Keith Armstrong, I'm three hours from you.

Audra Grapes, I mapquested Centerville and got five different places. Which county, 'cuz if it's Montgomery Co. then that's only about an hour and a half from me.

I've got a few guys interested over here in Abingdon, VA if you'd like to come over sometime. I should have a new Talhoffer from Albion in a few weeks that we can all drool over...I mean appreciate and do some test cutting.

The Apex folks, I'm sorry that I just moved from your neck of the woods, but I might be over there in the not too distant future since our house still hasn't sold. That and I want to get to a Canes game!
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Postby Brian Hunt » Mon Nov 13, 2006 3:49 pm

Welcome to ARMA.

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Re: New member welcome for Set - Nov '06

Postby Randall Pleasant » Mon Nov 13, 2006 6:21 pm

Hello to all the new people. I look forward to meeting and training with all of you. Hopefully I will get to know many of you at the International event next year.

Lenny Dick, it's good to see you are still with us.

Ernie Perez, its been seven good years!:P I'm just a few months behind you, so I guess I still have your back.:roll: Its getting hard to remember life before ARMA, swords, and that damm shield. :wink:
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Kenneth Armstrong
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Postby Kenneth Armstrong » Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:09 am

Will Adamson wrote:Welcome to everyone!

Keith Armstrong, I'm three hours from you.

Audra Grapes, I mapquested Centerville and got five different places. Which county, 'cuz if it's Montgomery Co. then that's only about an hour and a half from me.

I've got a few guys interested over here in Abingdon, VA if you'd like to come over sometime. I should have a new Talhoffer from Albion in a few weeks that we can all drool over...I mean appreciate and do some test cutting.

The Apex folks, I'm sorry that I just moved from your neck of the woods, but I might be over there in the not too distant future since our house still hasn't sold. That and I want to get to a Canes game!


Looks like a typo in my name! :)

Thanks Will, I'll be at Fort Bragg for a couple of weeks, then I'll return to Forest. After I get resettled into my normal life we should get together for some practices..

Kenny
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Postby Jake_Norwood » Tue Nov 14, 2006 1:15 pm

Welcome. I look forward to working with all of you.

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Derrick Berrier
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Postby Derrick Berrier » Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:00 am

Congrats to Joel Nield. Welcome to ARMA and feel free to contact me if you are interested in joining our training sessions here in Louisville.

Derrick Berrier
Louisville, Kentucky
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Postby Shane Smith » Wed Nov 15, 2006 9:38 am

Welcome aboard all 8)

All of you VA and NC types are welcome to drop by VAB any saturday to train.
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Postby CoreyGray » Mon Nov 20, 2006 6:51 pm

Greetings everyone. I'm currently based in Monterey, CA... and I remember somewhere around here a sort of member-map where people had posted their locations. Does anyone remember where that was? I would like to take a look at that to see who is somewhat close to me.

Thanks.
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Postby Mark Driggs » Mon Nov 20, 2006 7:35 pm

The member map can be found at http://www.frappr.com/arma
I recommend using a recent browser and the latest version of Flash 9 to see the map, though it can work with some older versions.
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Rodolfo Martínez
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Two handed swords

Postby Rodolfo Martínez » Wed Nov 22, 2006 6:24 am

Hi everyone! I was searching in the web and i couldn´t find any full reliable site about medieval and renaissance weaponry (Except this). So, my question is: Did knights truly used two handed swords in foot combat, or this kind of swords only were used by Swiss and German mercenaries? Did dismounted knights usad the combination of shield, or main gauche, and bastard or long sword, or this kind of sword was only for the one and a half use?

My mail is fullmetal_saint@hotmail.com
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Re: Two handed swords

Postby Gene Tausk » Wed Nov 22, 2006 7:10 am

Rodolf wrote:Hi everyone! I was searching in the web and i couldn´t find any full reliable site about medieval and renaissance weaponry (Except this). So, my question is: Did knights truly used two handed swords in foot combat, or this kind of swords only were used by Swiss and German mercenaries? Did dismounted knights usad the combination of shield, or main gauche, and bastard or long sword, or this kind of sword was only for the one and a half use?

My mail is fullmetal_saint@hotmail.com
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Postby Rodolfo Martínez » Thu Nov 23, 2006 7:04 am

Hi everyone! I was searching in the web and i couldn´t find any full reliable site about medieval and renaissance weaponry (Except this and some others about Claymores and lowlandesr´s swords). So, my question is: Did knights truly used two handed swords in foot combat, or this kind of swords only were used by Swiss and German mercenaries? Did dismounted knights used the combination of shield, or main gauche, and bastard or long sword, or this kind of sword was only for the one and a half use? Were bastard swords, long swords and great swords only used by foot mercenaries?

My mail is fullmetal_saint@hotmail.com
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Postby Randall Pleasant » Fri Nov 24, 2006 5:49 am

Rodolfo Martínez wrote:Hi everyone! I was searching in the web and i couldn´t find any full reliable site about medieval and renaissance weaponry (Except this and some others about Claymores and lowlandesr´s swords). So, my question is: Did knights truly used two handed swords in foot combat, or this kind of swords only were used by Swiss and German mercenaries? Did dismounted knights used the combination of shield, or main gauche, and bastard or long sword, or this kind of sword was only for the one and a half use? Were bastard swords, long swords and great swords only used by foot mercenaries?

My mail is fullmetal_saint@hotmail.com
AND AGAIN THANKS TO ALL!


Rodolfo

This questi0n is totally wrong for this thread. Please read a thread before posting a question to see if your question fits the subject of the thread! :evil: :roll:


Moderators

Is there a possibility of removing Rodolfo's question from this thread into its own thread?
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