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1 day ago · He made that team go. So many things that he did on the floor did not show up in the stats. And he was a winner and only cared about winning and his stats meant nothing to him. The best floor general has zero to do with his being the best player on the team. I very much like your addition of Donald Copeland.
1 day ago · * PapaWolf: When his daughter [[spoiler:Lakana is killed by a Breton knight]], he threatens to withdraw the Redguards from the Daggerfall Covenant unless the guilty party is immediately put to death. This is despite the fact that Fahara'jad is a strong proponent of the Covenant otherwise, even overriding the wishes of a segment of his own people.
1 day ago · ** [[spoiler: ''VideoGame/SonicMania'']]: Blue mammal, red mammal and yellow canid are going on a nostalgia trip to stop the fat man from using his new toy.
1 day ago · Black knight: An evil fighter antagonist, whose identity is often concealed behind his visor. He may be associated with death. He battles the good knight-errant. Black Knight, Nathan Garrett, Darth Vader: Blind seer: A mystic who is sightless, but uses spiritual or psychic powers to sense the events and sights around them.
1 day ago · Wilson thought the Royal Navy plan "one of the most childish papers I ever read". Henry Wilson set out his own plans, apparently the first time the CID had heard them. Hankey recorded that Wilson's lucid presentation carried the day even though Hankey himself did not entirely agree with it.
- 1882–1922
- British Army
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1 day ago · The Royal Navy did not fight any other ships after 1850 and became interested in landings by Naval Brigades. In these Naval Brigades, the function of the Royal Marines was to land first and act as skirmishers ahead of the sailor infantry and artillery. This skirmishing was the traditional function of light infantry.
