tangoewhisky

If I fits, I fucks.

My great-grandfather served in the U.S. Army during WW2. He was a Pearl Harbor survivor, a member of the 82nd Airborne (rose to full-bird Colonel), and was involved in the D-Day invasion (either the day before to secure the roads, or during the invasion, but there's a story that his squad was dropped off-course and landed on a Nazi HQ, where they singlehandedly captured it). Were you involved in the invasion? Did you have any dealings with the U.S. military during that time, or were things kept separate between squads?

Thank you for your service, sir.

Wow. I can't even begin to imagine the horror that happened during the war.

Once again, thank you for your service, and taking the time to answer these questions. God bless you, sir.

Cornerback?

To be fair, the Paladins were slightly OP, especially the Frenchy 'dins. Damn Stable upgrades...