Filler Names

[Hard Sarge]

Fo. Andrew Mitchell 12 Squadron (Lanc 1)
 
 

[FeurerKrieg]

I should ask for my son & step-son as well...

Alexander S. Feurer
H. Austin Angles -- actually I guess you need first name, so it would be Hayden A. Angles

[Hard Sarge]

2nd Lt. Alexander S. Feurer 86th FG (A-36)
2nd Lt. Hayen Austin Angles 86th FG (A-36)

[skevans]

hi, spoke with my kid brother today and he'd like to be immortal as well

Could you add Jack Marchant to the RAF, preferably with any squadron that starts the game based at Exeter, if not possible could he join 263 sqn with me. not so i can look after him, just so i can slap him when he needs it !

[Hard Sarge]

Fo. Jack Marchant 266 Squadron (Tiffies, based a Exeter)

[skevans]

Much obliged to you

[Hard Sarge]

[&o]

[harrappan]

Was definently going to buy this anyway, but this is a great idea.

Suilven Todd - British - RAF fighter squadron - era/rank not important

thanks in advance.

[Hard Sarge]

Fo. Suilven Todd, 93 Squadron (Spit VIII)


had the spelling right in the Database

[harrappan]

many thanks.

[FeurerKrieg]

ORIGINAL: Hard Sarge

2nd Lt. Alexander S. Feurer 86th FG (A-36)
2nd Lt. Hayen Austin Angles 86th FG (A-36)

Thanks Sarge. [&o]

I think a small typo... its HayDen for the first name.

[Hard Sarge]

Greeesh, what is with me !
 
I also had this correct in the database
 
I am misspelling it in the forum, but getting it right when I put it in
 
Hayden it was
 
thanks for makeing me check, just in case
 
 

[Sarge]

Sorry for getting in on this so late [:o]

Jim Thompson (USAF 8th B17)

Great guy,

I use to go up to Ontario years back with my Grandfather to this fly in fishing place, and it was owned by Jim. Well after years of visiting and Jim and my Grandfather having both served in WWII I got to know him very well and he would stay with us when visiting in Chicago.

The stories I heard of the bombing runs Jim piloted over Germany in his 17 would raise my hair on my arms as a little kid.

One of the stories IIRC,

Jims 17 the “DEW DROP” was limping back from a run over some ball bearing plant (or some kind of plant) in Germany and was miles out of formation with three other craft. Well sure as sh-t they got jumped, upon trying to hold some kind of formation/defense one of the 17’s lost so much altitude it literally parked itself right on top of another 17.

The two 17’s obviously did not stay in the air for two long , but the pilot on the lower craft made quit the heroic effort to keep the craft level (with in reason) so the crew/s could have a fighting chance to bail.
Well Jim told me he had is hands full and lost track of the two craft, but his crew was calling out updates /chutes .

Well to make a long story short Jim also went down that day and was captured along with his crew.

About two - three days after his capture he was interrogated on the experimental aircraft that was flying in his formation.

He would always laugh his ass off every time he told me that story.[:D]


Some of you may remember him from the popular old hunting and fishing show in B/W back in the 50’s-60’s called, I think it was on PBS

Jim Thompson’s Great Outdoors

[Hard Sarge]

Hi Sarge
 
how it going matey
 
any Unit okay ? or you got one in mind ?
 
if so, I will him now and can move him when you get back
 
 

[Hard Sarge]

Capt. Jim Thompson 92nd BG (B-17, VIIIth)
 
 
 
 

[Sarge]

All is good HS

Thanks for this , I owe you one [:)]


Edit: any unit is good

[Hard Sarge]

 
Wait, I may put you to work yet
 
 

[prof]

My grandfather, August Nabakowski (A Polish unit if possible.)
 
My father Robert Hubbard  (B-26 if possible.)
 
This is a great idea.  Thanks for the opportunity.

[Hard Sarge]

Fo. August Nabakowski 302 Polish Squadron (Spit VB)
 
2nd Lt. Robert Hubbard 322nd BG (B-26, IXth AF)
 
 

[prof]

Thank you.  May  I add my wife's grandfather?  Fredrick Kluck, he would be in German night fighters.