Posted: Fri Feb 12, 2016 8:09 am
12th February - RDF smashes 400th successful mission milestone
We wish to apologise to readers for the celebratory tone of our previous bulletin as the RDF reached 50 missions in 25 days. That feat seems slightly underwhelming several days on as the RDF has completed a staggering 31 successful operations in the last few days.
Whilst these last few days have seen some great commitment from senior RDF officers as well as new members of the Expeditionary Force being trained and mentored, one operation in particular stands out. For reasons unknown the RDF command left new recruit the Old Wildlife Pen Pals out to patrol by himself. Not undeterred by the lack of support, Corporal Pen Pals managed to perform a one-man defence of the quiet region of Loistius which marked the 400th successful RDF missions mark*. Pen Pals has now been promoted to Sergeant and awarded the Good Conduct ribbon for their commitment.
Lieutenant Colonel Numero Capitan said "it is important we recognise the efforts of individuals who have taken the initiative and maintained the commitment to make these single-man operations a success. Pen Pals' stands out as that mission was a milestone but Warrant Officer Benevolent Thomas sets the example for our new recruits and performs these types of operations on a daily basis. Many years ago I myself was awarded the AWP Cross for seizing on an operational error and performing a one-man liberation to prevent the regional destruction of Soviet Union by the New Inquisition, the native we endorsed is still Delegate there today. Neasmyrna recognised that and it is important we also recognise the careful watch individual nations keep over the most vulnerable regions in the world. We're very fortunate to have that culture and the individuals we have in our regional military."
*recorded missions - we're pretty sure Neanbear got lazy on a regular basis and missed off a few hundred more
We wish to apologise to readers for the celebratory tone of our previous bulletin as the RDF reached 50 missions in 25 days. That feat seems slightly underwhelming several days on as the RDF has completed a staggering 31 successful operations in the last few days.
Whilst these last few days have seen some great commitment from senior RDF officers as well as new members of the Expeditionary Force being trained and mentored, one operation in particular stands out. For reasons unknown the RDF command left new recruit the Old Wildlife Pen Pals out to patrol by himself. Not undeterred by the lack of support, Corporal Pen Pals managed to perform a one-man defence of the quiet region of Loistius which marked the 400th successful RDF missions mark*. Pen Pals has now been promoted to Sergeant and awarded the Good Conduct ribbon for their commitment.
Lieutenant Colonel Numero Capitan said "it is important we recognise the efforts of individuals who have taken the initiative and maintained the commitment to make these single-man operations a success. Pen Pals' stands out as that mission was a milestone but Warrant Officer Benevolent Thomas sets the example for our new recruits and performs these types of operations on a daily basis. Many years ago I myself was awarded the AWP Cross for seizing on an operational error and performing a one-man liberation to prevent the regional destruction of Soviet Union by the New Inquisition, the native we endorsed is still Delegate there today. Neasmyrna recognised that and it is important we also recognise the careful watch individual nations keep over the most vulnerable regions in the world. We're very fortunate to have that culture and the individuals we have in our regional military."
*recorded missions - we're pretty sure Neanbear got lazy on a regular basis and missed off a few hundred more