Ninth death to enemy air

Lt. Colonel Oyaji, RAF: " Campaign 52 - 9th death to EA: Tinky123. This was really dumb - being "god's own drunk and a fearless man" - led to some real problems:

1) believed Porknbeans when he said he and Mac39 were around 1km at Montfaucon with no EA higher (Mac said I have "selective hearing"!),

2) refused to give up my H81 on my own mission instead of taking a Dewo on Porkandbeans' mission,

3) listened to Fabao on forums when he said we should have a beer and bury the hatchet... except I had 3 instead (the guys on Teamspeak have [rightly] called me a lightweight - what can I say, I gave up heavy drinking about 15 years ago, they're right and that's a good thing).

OK - time to have another brew and go fly another mission... would be better if I went to bed instead... Enjoy it Tinky - you don't want to meet me sober if I see you coming, you owe me one. *burp*"

AAR Sortie Started Apr 24, 2009 in a H81-a2 from Maubeuge. Ended with 0 kills and 0 captures

Reb400 memorial

Last week, the 101st lost a member of our squad. Reb400 passed away. He was a great squad mate, always fun to talk to, always willing to help out. He had a deep southern twang to his voice, unmistakable when he logged into teamspeak. He had been in a lot of pain the last year and he wasn't able to play as much. Reb loved the game, loved to fly, loved to tank, and loved to play aside his squad mates. The 101st has lost a great squad mate and the game has lost a great player.

We'll miss you Reb,
S!
The 101st Airborne

Shad0w64, 101st airborne XO: " Gordon "Reb400" Buster was a beloved member of the 101st airborne squad. To many of us he was more than just a teammate, he was a friend. His always helpful attitude and deep southern drawl will be remembered by us all. We Salute you reb. Rest in peace. S!"



Visit the thread dedicated to Gordon Buster.