Osprey Roman Tactics book

[Anonymous]

As well as pushing for a third Roman Legionary title, members might like to vote for "Imperial Roman Army Infantry Tactics" in this month's Osprey "Books I'd Like to Read" poll. See www.ospreypublishing.com/...keread.php <p></p><i></i>

[Tarbicus]

"Spanish Colonial Troops in the New World" is beating it by 1 percent!!! COME ON!! Get in there! And get your mates in there too And THEIR mates as well! <p></p><i></i>

[Uwe Bahr]

I have just voted for our theme - and we are leading with 34 to 30 % now. <p></p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

Just added my vote for Roman Tactics.<br>
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You can never have too many books about Rome -- can you?<br>
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Narukami <p></p><i></i>

[Come in Nighthawk]

Oh come ON pipples!!! You KNOW you would rather see "Aces of the Spanish Civil War (Aircraft of the Aces)!!"<br>
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OK, lot cast, and "we" are now leading:<br>
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1. Imperial Roman Army Infantry Tactics (Elite) -- 36%<br>
2. British Submarines 1939-45 (New Vanguard) -- 04%<br>
3. Spanish Colonial Troops... New World (MAA) -- 29%<br>
4. Battle of Britain 1940 (Campaign) -- 23%<br>
5. Aces of the Spanish CW (Aircraft of the Aces) -- 08%<br>
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Total number of votes: 1032 --- I.E. 370-odd of us voted "for" it... Hmmm, only 370-odd... no wonder 5000 copies of "Warrior -- Legionaries I & II" have not sold out yet. We're not TRYING hard enough!! <p>==========================================<BR><br>
"If there's one thing we don't want to see, it's Americans fighting Americans. I won't stand for it, not here, not anywhere." Sergeant Frank Tree, 10th Armored Division, Saturday, 13 December 1941... a little after 0701 hrs... somewhere near Santa Monica, Calif.</p><i></i>

[mcbishop]

<em>1. Imperial Roman Army Infantry Tactics (Elite) -- 36%<br>
2. British Submarines 1939-45 (New Vanguard) -- 04%<br>
3. Spanish Colonial Troops... New World (MAA) -- 29%<br>
4. Battle of Britain 1940 (Campaign) -- 23%<br>
5. Aces of the Spanish CW (Aircraft of the Aces) -- 08%</em><br>
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Oooh! Nos. 4 and 5 look good! ;-)<br>
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Mike Bishop<br>
(Closet aviator... which doesn't mean I fly closets... but give me the sound of a Merlin XX over a book on Roman tactics any day!) <p></p><i></i>

[richsc]

"give me the sound of a Merlin XX"<br>
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Sailor Malan's wingman at 54 Squadron? <p>Legio XX<br>
Caput dolet, pedes fetent, Iesum non amo<br>
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[Anonymous]

1250 votes total,<br>
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Roman Army Tactics-------33%<br>
Spanish Colonial Troops----32%<br>
BOB campaign-------------22%<br>
Aces of Spanish Civ. War---9%<br>
British Subs----------------5%<br>
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I think we're only about 12 votes in the lead!<br>
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Rich K. <p></p><i></i>

[Tarbicus]

Uh oh. Is there a spy in the forum? Anyone tipped their mates off in the other camp?<br>
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All a bit fishy...... No way there's more interest in that lot I reckon someone's re-voting.<br>
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[Theodosius the Great]

Given that the two leading titles are neck and neck, I'm inclined to think Osprey will do a book on both (if they're smart).<br>
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Maybe second place does count . <p></p><i></i>

[Robert Vermaat]

Voting results<br>
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1. Imperial Roman Army Infantry Tactics (Elite) 34%<br>
2. Spanish Colonial Troops in the New World (MAA) 31%<br>
3. Britain 1940 (Campaign) 21%<br>
4. Aces of the Spanish Civil War (Aircraft of the Aces) 9%<br>
5. Battle of British Submarines 1939-45 (New Vanguard) 5%<br>
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Total number of votes: 1328<br>
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Some people surely have been voting here...<br>
Wow - democracy at work as we speak! <p>Valete,<br>
Valerius/Robert<br>
[url=http://www.fectio.org.uk/" target="top]fectienses seniores[/url]</p><i></i>

[Anonymous]

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1. Spanish Colonial Troops in the New World (MAA) 36%<br>
2 Imperial Roman Army Infantry Tactics (Elite) 34%<br>
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[Tarbicus]

They're cheating. I feel it in my waters. <p></p><i></i>

[mcbishop]

<em>They're cheating. I feel it in my waters.</em><br>
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Vote early, vote often!<br>
<br>
Mike Bishop <p></p><i></i>

[Tarbicus]

Romans - 34%<br>
Spanish - 34%<br>
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Neck & neck. <p></p><i></i>