Re: [OT ALERT] Coalition Warfare at it's finest <grin> And yes, this happens at 'home' too.

On Tue, 22 May 2001 07:22:09 -0500 devans@uneb.edu writes:

>We did a pretty fair job wiping them out ourselves; I think most of 
>the
>'come back' is the count of birds in Alaska. From the US image of OZ, 
>we'd
>figure you've have little interest in spending much time there, but 
>that
>drifts into the discussion of acclimatization. ;->=
>

Signs of Hope - each year there appears to be a few more eagles sighted
along the river near Saint Louis at a popular viewing site... Now, if we
just don't schedule any joint exercises nearby...

>***
>Back to a topic.
>SG/DS
>Perhaps a force could be tasked with the evacuation of randomly
>moving livestock ahead of the advance of a relentless but hungry
>"enemy".
>
>The enemy could be:
>  time as in a solitaire scenario,
>'bugs'
>other humans.
>***
>
>I first had trouble imagining this, but decided it might be a 
>mercenary
>group rescuing a rare/expensive species.
>

Evacuation of animals from a planet with the  'governor' browbeating the
on scene commander that it was 'vital' to rescue the herd as it
represented the wealth/spiritual mana of the locals (No herd = riots of
panicked civilians...

Glenn/Triphibious
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