Who Do You Invite?

[Sgt Jasper]

For an evening of stimulating dinner conversation degenerating into a roomful of still-reasonably-sober adults rolling on the floor:

John Keegan, military historian, to explain WTF really happened at Agincourt and The Somme.
John Ringo, ex-grunt and military sci-fi yarn spinner who's so far right he sometimes seems to come full circle and venture into the left wing. Shiny!
Diana Gabaldon, author (authoress?) of the Outlander series.
Fareed Zakaria. Is there anything about any country in the modern world this guy doesn't know?
David Letterman and Al Roker, so we could see which is funnier with no writers to hide behind.
Benjamin Netanyahu and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Potentially the best fight since Joe Louis bombed Max Schmeling. And if that didn't pan out, we could spend the evening learning to pronounce their names.
Keith Richards. He could bring the refreshments

[von Krieg]

Randy,

He can't count to eight and he forgot the local constables that would be there to arrest him or at a minimum give him a ticket for taking inappropriate pictures.

Jim vK

[RedDevil]

*note to self...* Do NOT wear bright yellow spongebob decorated clothing that makes you stand out in a crowd when visiting military installations while carrying digital photo capturing equipment pointed in the general direction of a M60 equipped pillbox manned by a soldier looking thru binoculars and chatting on a phone

[Mr Grumpy]

David G Chandler
Very good writer on Military matters


As far as I know, they are all still alive, good post Paul, when this one has run its course maybe a similar one only including folk not now alive ???

All the Best
Peter

Sorry David is no longer with us. :(

[Mr Grumpy]

Darren Fowler OK, so he can sleep in the barn :)

You can a lot of fun in a barn.........;)

[zap]

I would go if I could bring a wargame.