2010 Department of Missouri HQ Muster After Action Report

[Texas Lawdog]

It was hot up there, but I drank as much water and Gatorade as I could hold. I "wimped" out for a motel room with a shower instead of the tent. The food was great as usual and enjoyed seeing old friends ans well as new ones.

[Bow View Haymaker]

I sure enjoyed the muster.  nothing like spending a whole weekend outside.  I'm planning on next year already.  find me a period tent so I don 't have to be segregated.  I like the skirmish loayout but I think it's still good to have at least a couple of more traditional CAS type stages mixed in.  More props or cover.  More knife dummies.  More open range / "show and tell".
 time.  Maybe a breastworks of sort to the left of the fort.  I've got other ideas but I tend to run on a bit. Great muster Jerry and Dale. THANK YOU again for all your hard work. and thank you Del and Rick for the great food and thanks to Dusty for the awards and thanks to the rest of you for the great company. 

[Delmonico]

Well I have been told that beef and noodles one day for noon is wanted again.

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[Pitspitr]

+1

[Delmonico]

+1

And not just from you.  BTW I made chicken and noodles today.

(BTW that is the kind of feed back I like, I want to know what folks like think is the best.)

[Niederlander]

The beef and noodles was very good, and I liked the buffalo roast, too.  My favorite had to be the biscuits and gravy on Sunday morning.  Excellent!

[Delmonico]

The beef and noodles was very good, and I liked the buffalo roast, too.  My favorite had to be the biscuits and gravy on Sunday morning.  Excellent!

Biscuits and gravy are always on the menu one of the days when I do breakfasts.  BTW they make some mighty fine sausage at the grocery store in Sargent.  But then most small towns do as well as some places here in Lincoln.  As often happens with local made stuff, it was so lean I had to add lard to the sausage to keep the gravy from being lumpy.

[Pitspitr]

                  Headquarters, Department of the Missouri
                  Grand Army of the Frontier, Sargent Neb.
                  August 25, 1876 (+134)

General Orders No.1

The Colonel commanding addresses himself to the officers and men of the command to express his gratitude to: The Sargent Lions Club, (Bvt.) Col. Drydock (AKA Chuck Luetkmeyer), (Bvt.) Lt. Col. Dusty Tagalon, (AKA Brian Bauer), (Bvt.) Lt. Col. Shalako Al (AKA Al Weaver), (Bvt.) Major Bow View Haymaker (AKA Paul Arens), (Bvt.) Capt. Ned Neiderlander (AKA Dale Beethe), (Bvt.) Capt. Delmonico (AKA Glen Carman), Seaman Second Class (Acting) Salt Crick Rick (other alias’ unknown) and Dutch Henry (AKA Tom Snow). During the campaign held the weekend of the 23rd through the 25th ultimo at Department Headquarters near Sargent Neb. these individuals and organization exhibited the utmost performance of duty. Their outstanding contributions to the success of the GAF Department of the Missouri Headquarters Muster was greatly appreciated.

Without their support the shoot would not have been the success it was.

By Command of (Bvt.) Col. Commanding, Pitspitr
(AKA Jerry M. Davenport)