Excalibur Squadron OOC 2: The Song Remains the Same

[Goram]

So... Kour is kinda RIP. Anyone know what happened to him?

Maybe he joined the RAF?

He was an Army man.

RIP in peace, Kour.

[Len Hyet]

Maybe he joined the RAF?

He was an Army man.

RIP in peace, Kour.

No seriously, what happened? Does anyone know?

[The Two Jerseys]

He was an Army man.

RIP in peace, Kour.

No seriously, what happened? Does anyone know?

I know his nation was deleted before for a day or two, so he might really have a ton of shit going on.

[Altito Asmoro]

So... Kour is kinda RIP. Anyone know what happened to him?

Kour's RIP? Sad day.

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We've reached 400 pages! Yay!

[The Two Jerseys]

Oh television, only you could have an RAF unit that makes Excalibur Squadron and its rampant defiance of authority look like a textbook example of military discipline in comparison...

[Grenartia]

Oh television, only you could have an RAF unit that makes Excalibur Squadron and its rampant defiance of authority look like a textbook example of military discipline in comparison...

I think its something to do with the fact that a shitton of us are Americans.

Our Air Force apparently lets its officers get away with a lot of shit. I once heard that when RDA was on SG-1, he tried to play O'Neill as a sort of loose cannon, laid back sort of dud. He later talked with an actual Air Force colonel, about what he thought of the portrayal, and the actual colonel said that compared to a lot of officers (including himself), O'Neill was uptight.

[United Kingdom of Poland]

Oh television, only you could have an RAF unit that makes Excalibur Squadron and its rampant defiance of authority look like a textbook example of military discipline in comparison...

I think its something to do with the fact that a shitton of us are Americans.

Our Air Force apparently lets its officers get away with a lot of shit. I once heard that when RDA was on SG-1, he tried to play O'Neill as a sort of loose cannon, laid back sort of dud. He later talked with an actual Air Force colonel, about what he thought of the portrayal, and the actual colonel said that compared to a lot of officers (including himself), O'Neill was uptight.

that's airforce officers in general
Bader: openly smoked during his flights (as in unclipped his oxygen mask and lit up his pipe right next to said mask while it was flowing)
Yeager: threw live .50 cal ammo into his buddies furnace as a joke.
Galland: made a game out of both flying combat missions after being forced into a desk job and tell Goering where to place all his ideas.
Hartmann: grounded twice due to showing off, the hat incident, and telling Hitlers personal body guards to GFTS when they asked for his service weapon at the same ceremony....
and those are just the documented cases

[The Two Jerseys]

I think its something to do with the fact that a shitton of us are Americans.

Our Air Force apparently lets its officers get away with a lot of shit. I once heard that when RDA was on SG-1, he tried to play O'Neill as a sort of loose cannon, laid back sort of dud. He later talked with an actual Air Force colonel, about what he thought of the portrayal, and the actual colonel said that compared to a lot of officers (including himself), O'Neill was uptight.

that's airforce officers in general
Bader: openly smoked during his flights (as in unclipped his oxygen mask and lit up his pipe right next to said mask while it was flowing)
Yeager: threw live .50 cal ammo into his buddies furnace as a joke.
Galland: made a game out of both flying combat missions after being forced into a desk job and tell Goering where to place all his ideas.
Hartmann: grounded twice due to showing off, the hat incident, and telling Hitlers personal body guards to GFTS when they asked for his service weapon at the same ceremony....
and those are just the documented cases

Roland Beamont: gave a WAAF a ride to a dance at another airfield...in a Hurricane.

[United Kingdom of Poland]

that's airforce officers in general
Bader: openly smoked during his flights (as in unclipped his oxygen mask and lit up his pipe right next to said mask while it was flowing)
Yeager: threw live .50 cal ammo into his buddies furnace as a joke.
Galland: made a game out of both flying combat missions after being forced into a desk job and tell Goering where to place all his ideas.
Hartmann: grounded twice due to showing off, the hat incident, and telling Hitlers personal body guards to GFTS when they asked for his service weapon at the same ceremony....
and those are just the documented cases

Roland Beamont: gave a WAAF a ride to a dance at another airfield...in a Hurricane.

is it wrong that all I could think of for the last 5 minutes were jokes involving the other meaning of ride.

[The Two Jerseys]

Roland Beamont: gave a WAAF a ride to a dance at another airfield...in a Hurricane.

is it wrong that all I could think of for the last 5 minutes were jokes involving the other meaning of ride.

Flashheart: "The first thing to remember is: always treat your kite [whacks diagram with his pointer] like you treat your woman!" [whips the air hard]
George: "Ho-how do you mean, sir? You mean, um...you mean, take her home over the weekend to meet your mother?"
Flashheart: "No. I mean get inside her five times a day and take her to heaven and back!"
Blackadder: "I'm beginning to see why the Suffragette Movement want the vote."
Flashheart: "Hey, any bird who wants to chain herself to my railings and suffer a jet movement gets my vote!"

[Goram]

is it wrong that all I could think of for the last 5 minutes were jokes involving the other meaning of ride.

Flashheart: "The first thing to remember is: always treat your kite [whacks diagram with his pointer] like you treat your woman!" [whips the air hard]
George: "Ho-how do you mean, sir? You mean, um...you mean, take her home over the weekend to meet your mother?"
Flashheart: "No. I mean get inside her five times a day and take her to heaven and back!"
Blackadder: "I'm beginning to see why the Suffragette Movement want the vote."
Flashheart: "Hey, any bird who wants to chain herself to my railings and suffer a jet movement gets my vote!"

WOOF.

[Grenartia]

Roland Beamont: gave a WAAF a ride to a dance at another airfield...in a Hurricane.

is it wrong that all I could think of for the last 5 minutes were jokes involving the other meaning of ride.

[The Two Jerseys]

And apparently Hollywood can't tell the difference between a sergent and a sous-lieutenant...

[The Two Jerseys]

Anyone still alive?

[Monfrox]

is it wrong that all I could think of for the last 5 minutes were jokes involving the other meaning of ride.

[insert cockpit joke here]

[Altito Asmoro]

Anyone still alive?

Live and breathing, officer.

[The Two Jerseys]

(Image)

[insert cockpit joke here]

Huh huh huh...cockpit

[Grenartia]

Anyone still alive?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WOGI7qeD1NA

[insert cockpit joke here]

Does that mean only cis men and pre/non-op transwomen can be pilots?

[insert cockpit joke here]

Huh huh huh...cockpit

According to my mother, that was the first movie I ever saw in a theater.

[Gibberan]

Anyone still alive?

I'd like to think I'm not dead.

[Morrdh]

Anyone still alive?

I'd like to think I'm not dead.

My answer...

[The Two Jerseys]

Here, have some reading material.

[The Two Jerseys]

I don't know what's worse, the fact that I watched a heap of rubbish TV show for a second time despite knowing that it's chock full of historical inaccuracies, or the fact that I actually found more inaccuracies that I missed the first time around...

[Gibberan]

Continue with your normal Thursdays.

[Goram]

(Image)

Continue with your normal Thursdays.

The Eagles seem to have read your "continue with your Thursdays" bit and taken it to heart.

[The Two Jerseys]

(Image)

Continue with your normal Thursdays.

The Eagles seem to have read your "continue with your Thursdays" bit and taken it to heart.

No, they're like that on Sundays as well.

That said, GO PACK GO!