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    Default Early Doors Mission 5 - The Bigger They Come May 3rd 1916 - (Entente Archidamus)

    Late last evening the wireless had carried news of a Zeppelin raid on Ashford in Kent. Some damage had been caused to the rail yard, and two night watchmen had been killed - but the enemy machine had suffered damage from the town's anti-Zeppelin battery, and a Home Defence Gunbus was reported to have engaged it as it crossed the coast at Folkestone in the early hours of this morning.

    52 Squadron had been tasked with intercepting the behemoth once it made landfall in France. So as dawn broke 2nd Lt. Mark Thyme and Sgt. Norman Knight were patrolling in their FE2b, armed with the new incendiary ammunition, and Lt. Frank Palmer was in his DH2 flying escort.

    As the Zeppelin came into view it was obvious that Ashford's defenders had done serious damage to the beast.

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    In the distance a yellow Eindecker was moving to intercept - so whilst Mark piloted the FE2 towards the Zeppelin Frank turned his DH2 towards the enemy scout. As he closed on his adversary he saw a burst of smoke and flame as the nearby town's defences opened fire - but as far as he could tell, to no effect.

    As the FE2 closed on the Zeppelin Mark and Norman noticed that it was slowly levelling up - clearly the crew were busy adjusting the buoyancy of their machine by transferring gas between the various cells.

    Distracted by this sight, Mark misjudged his approach and crossed in front of the Zeppelin - one of it's gunners opened fire, but the burst went wide.

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    As Frank closed on the yellow machine he realised it was Albert Hahn. The anti-aircraft battery fired again, and another huge explosion rocked the Eindecker - this time tearing great holes in the 'plane's fabric and causing the pilot to jerk as a shell fragment tore into his shoulder - they had scored a palpable hit!

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    Meanwhile the Zeppelin gunners continued to fire at the FE2b as it struggled to gain a firing position. The burst stitched holes into the plane, but stopped suddenly as the German machine gun jammed!

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    The Eindecker turned back towards the lines - clearly Hahn's wound was serious enough for him to break off. As he dove towards safety Frank managed to get into a position to shoot, but whatever damage he may have caused was moot as the artillery battery fired again and this time scored a direct hit on the German, causing the Fokker to fall from the sky in flames.

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    Mark finally managed to wrestle the FE into a position where Norman could fire on the Zeppelin, and was immediately rewarded as his first burst set the forward gas cell ablaze - the return fire caused a little more damage, but not enough to worry them.

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    Both the Zeppelin gunner and Norman continued to fire, and refine their aim. Norman's incendiaries destroyed a second gas-bag, and setting a third on fire. The return fire stitched yet more holes in the FE2's wing - things were starting to get hot!

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    As the Zeppelin's engineer made a vain attempt to put out the fire in the forward gas bag, Frank spotted a red Eindecker about to enter the fray - Hubner had arrived!

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    Palmer immediately intercepted the newcomer, and saw his burst of fire tear ragged holes in the Fokker's tail - he thought he saw one of the control cables trail behind it. However, that last burst had emptied his Lewis gun's drum and he began the process of changing it as Hubner circled.

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    Norman also emptied his drum into the Zeppelin, and destroyed another of it's gas cells - but one of the gunners found the range and pounded the FE2's tail surface. Mark felt the rudder twitch, and realised that it was resisting his attempts to turn to port.

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    so he turned across the Zeppelin's stern to try and escape, but the tail gunner immediately found the range and set the FE2 ablaze - Mark began to have real trouble keeping his plane in the air.
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    As he struggled with the controls the FE2 drifted around and one of the starboard gunners finished the destruction of the British machine with a long accurate burst of fire

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    Meanwhile the engineer aboard the behemoth managed to put out one of the fires in the gas cells, and the ongoing fire caused little damage.

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    As the Zeppelin, free from attack, continued towards safety Hubner and Palmer manoeuvred for position. Hubner gained first advantage, firing an accurate burst into Frank's DH2 - but was shaken by a near miss from anti-aircraft fire which burst very close by

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    Undeterred, Hubner managed to keep Frank in his sights and fired an even more accurate burst - but somehow Frank managed to hunch down in the cockpit at the last moment, and avoid several rounds that would otherwise have certainly hit him!

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    Just as well Frank chose Luck Git as his ace skill!

    The tables finally turned, and Frank got Hubner in his sights. A short burst from his Lewis shredded the Eindecker's tail for a second time, and he was sure that he could see cables trailing the red machine.

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    Two of the town's AA batteries opened fire - one on Hubner's Fokker, which missed entirely, and the other on the Zeppelin - but although the shell burst close by there was no apparent damage done.

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    Frank again managed to get the upper hand over Hubner, and fired two consecutive bursts. The first caused a few holes in the target, but the second was much more accurate - and Frank saw Hubner jerk in the cockpit, and the Fokker weave erratically in the air as his bullets found their mark!

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    Unfortunately, that last burst had run Frank's second drum dry, so Hubner was able to disengage and make for the safety of his aerodrome without interference from the British pilot. One AA battery made a final attempt to bring the Hun machine down, but was unable to do so.

    Meanwhile, while Frank was concentrating on changing his Lewis's drum he momentarily lost concentration and flew too close to the oncoming Zeppelin. A gunner fired a couple of bursts at his DH2 - and whilst the first one narrowly missed his machine the gunner adjusted his aim and peppered the DH2's tail. The giant didn't escape unscathed however - one of the anti-aircraft batteries managed an accurate and telling shot, bursting a shell in the second gas cell zone, destroying the entire area.

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    Having changed drums Frank joined the fray - his first burst stitched a few holes in the Zeppelin, and return fire was thankfully inaccurate.

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    Encouraged by this Frank moved in to close range and poured a punishing burst into the enemy, whilst it's return fire - whilst accurate - caused little damage. Frank noticed that the Zeppelin was beginning to sink towards the ground - clearly it was severely damaged, and he re-doubled his efforts.

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    He fired another long burst into the Zeppelin, emptying the third Lewis drum in the process - and was rewarded by the sight of the machine falling rapidly towards the ground as it's last gas cells emptied due to the damage caused. A lone gunner on the upper deck fired a defiant final burst in return, and the DH2 shook as bullets riddled the wings!

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    Later that morning Frank and a couple of his fellow pilots visited the crash site and claimed a trophy for the Mess - the townsfolk and the crews of the AA batteries had already been and taken their own trophies. The local Ashford newspapers all lauded Frank's victory, and campaigned for him to be given the Freedom of the town.

    BUTCHERS BILL

    Ltn. Albert Hahn SD FLM ET / 1 WND / 0 Kill. Roll 10 -2 FLM -1 WND = 7 (Bruised, Skip 1 scenario)
    E&E Roll 7 -1 WND -1 FLM -1 BEL = 4 (Captured & Escaped, Skip 1 scenario)

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    Ob. Ltn. Hans Hubner RTB / 1 WND / 0 Kill. Roll 8 -1 WND +3 Land Aerodrome = 10 (All's Well)

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    Zeppelin SD / - / 1 Kill

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    FE2b
    2nd. Lt. Mark Thyme SD FLM / - / 0 Kill Roll 5 -2 FLM = 3 (Severely Injured, Skip 6 scenarios)
    Sgt. Norman Knight SD FLM / - / 0 Kill Roll 8 -2 FLM = 6 (Injured, Skip 1 scenario)

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    Lt. Frank Palmer RTB / - / 1 (really big) Kill
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    I hear patience is a virtue !
    It'll be like buses - nothing for ages then loads come along all at once !

    "He is wise who watches"

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    There you go !!

    Excellent AAR Brian - a boom card on the right side this time ! I see Hubner's luck is still holding With such a great victory I will have to see if GHQ can rustle up some gongs for these missions, I think a recommendation of DSO for young Palmer and MC's for the battered Thyme and Knight !
    Last edited by flash; 09-04-2014 at 11:34.

    "He is wise who watches"

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    Excellent AAR!!
    One must always love Zeps in action.
    REP!

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    Quote Originally Posted by flash View Post
    There you go !!

    Excellent AAR Brian - a boom card on the right side this time ! I see Hubner's luck is still holding With such a great victory I will have to see if GHQ can rustle up some gongs for these missions, I think a recommendation of DSO for young Palmer and MC's for the battered Thyme and Knight !
    Sorry for the delay - I write the AAR in Word, load it and then edit in the photos, so there is always a delay of a few minutes for pics

    I couldn't believe Hubner escaped again - that's the second time I've got him close to being shot down then run dry, and he's escaped while I re-load. Still, at least he's just surviving rather than actually shooting my chaps down. I'm thinking he should pick up a nickname like "Lucky" or "Dodger"

    The Zep was brutal with the FE2, but then the luck balanced out with far less effective fire at Palmer, and as you say Dave - a boom in my favour at last
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    Excellent! Very nice Zepp model.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blackronin View Post
    Excellent AAR!!
    One must always love Zeps in action.
    REP!
    Thanks Joaquim - it was a great scenario, and a great excuse to use Clipper's excellent Zep model again.

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    Terrific AAR Brian!
    I was on the edge of my seat hoping the Zep would not get away.
    Well done your chaps.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archidamus View Post
    ...I couldn't believe Hubner escaped again ... I'm thinking he should pick up a nickname like "Lucky" or "Dodger" ...
    Calling him Houdini would be suitable !

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    Quote Originally Posted by gully_raker View Post
    I was on the edge of my seat hoping the Zep would not get away.
    So was I Baz - even reduced to a single "B" gun firing at an attacker the Zep is a fearsome target - you are always in it's arc of fire, so it gets the "+1" bonus a lot Even playing that a jammed gun result broke the "+1" sequence (although, if on the flanks of the beast, not silencing defensive fire as there are 3 MG's per side!) that persistent damage put down the FE2 and was fairly close to swatting the DH2 as well!

    In the end Ashford was avenged (again)

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    My apologies Maj General Flashman but I think the VC is in order for this brave and gallant flyer.

    On that note I would like to start a petition that Palmer be recommended for the VC. Any seconders?
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Oh and great AAR Brian. Superb action all the way.
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    My apologies Maj General Flashman but I think the VC is in order for this brave and gallant flyer.

    On that note I would like to start a petition that Palmer be recommended for the VC. Any seconders?
    I fully concur Neil.
    Have you seen all the letters from the people of Ashford in the Times?
    Kyte.
    "Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."

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    Thanks for setting the ball rolling with such a fine AAR Brian.
    Great outcome for us, but what a story line.
    I was sure that the beast would escape the trap. Those Archie wallas want a medal too. They were very accurate with the AA.
    Rob.
    "Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying Officer Kyte View Post
    Those Archie wallas want a medal too. They were very accurate with the AA.
    Rob.
    You're telling me Rob - I thought they'd played their part with the first hit on Hahn's EIII , but then they followed it up with a couple of doozies - finishing off Hahn (well, more like reducing his crate to matchwood) and then "booming" the Zep. I just hope that the Hun AAA isn't that accurate when Palmer & co. have to face it next

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    Don't get a copy of the Times in the Eagles mess!

    Neil

    Quote Originally Posted by Flying Officer Kyte View Post
    I fully concur Neil.
    Have you seen all the letters from the people of Ashford in the Times?
    Kyte.
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    Don't get a copy of the Times in the Eagles mess!

    Neil
    52 Squadron will drop a copy over your aerodrome at dawn tomorrow

    Of course, Wingco didn't mention that many of the letters are asking why the RFC didn't shoot the Zep down on it's way to Ashford

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    My apologies Maj General Flashman but I think the VC is in order for this brave and gallant flyer.
    On that note I would like to start a petition that Palmer be recommended for the VC. Any seconders?
    Problem is if this doesn't match the VC criteria and is not approved then he gets nothing ! If a DSO is recommended he will likely get it or if not he'll get an MC - these chaps downed Zeps in similar circs and got the DSO.
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frederick_Sowrey
    http://www.rafhornchurch.thehumanjou...es/tempest.htm
    Leefe Robinson got a VC for downing the first one over Britain (later this campaign year !)

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    Well it's the first one downed in the campaign. Brian got in first, gets the VC . All those that follow the DSO.
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    Well it's the first one downed in the campaign. Brian got in first, gets the VC . All those that follow the DSO.
    Sounds about right to me Squadron Leader.
    Rob.
    "Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."

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    Well done Brian . The AAR was excellent and you got a result to boot. Where did you get the Zep?
    Thanks to Flash I have a card to print out but it will never be the same as a miniature ( well no so mini)


    I'm learning to fly, but I ain't got wings
    Coming down is the hardest thing

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    Quote Originally Posted by tikkifriend View Post
    Where did you get the Zep?
    Thanks Paul - I thoroughly enjoyed playing it. The Zep (which will also show up in Flash's AAR in due course - he borrowed it this afternoon) is one of Clipper's excellent builds - so the kudos belongs to him and the elves

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    Quote Originally Posted by Flying Officer Kyte View Post
    Sounds about right to me Squadron Leader.
    Rob.
    I'll Second that!

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    As to VC vs. DSO or MC - don't think that's uppermost in Palmer's mind at present - he's just been told that he will be the guest of honour at a Mayoral banquet in Ashford as soon as the Top Brass can arrange his absence from the Front

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    Well it's the first one downed in the campaign. Brian got in first, gets the VC . All those that follow the DSO.
    I can live with that - it will give Lt Palmer a chance to visit Ashford after his visit with the King !

    2Lt Thyme & Sgt Knight, in recognition of their gallant efforts in that action, are therefore awarded DSO & DCM respectively
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    "He is wise who watches"

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    Quote Originally Posted by flash View Post
    I can live with that - it will give Lt Palmer a chance to visit Ashford after his visit with the King !
    2Lt Thyme & Sgt Knight, in recognition of their gallant efforts in that action, are therefore awarded DSO & DSM respectively
    Hmmmm - VC and a compulsory visit to Ashford .......................... the latter sort of takes the gloss off the former

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    So is Palmer to get the VC then?
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    So is Palmer to get the VC then?
    Lt. Frank Palmer MC returned to Blighty last week, and was awarded the VC by King George V at Buckingham Palace. After a civic reception given by the Mayor and citizens of Ashford, Lt. Palmer VC MC has commenced a morale-boosting tour of the UK, and is also visiting Sopwith to consult on their new designs (the rumour that he is, in fact, in hospital recovering from food poisoning contracted at the reception is a baseless calumny spread by German sympathisers)
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    Quote Originally Posted by Archidamus View Post
    Lt. Frank Palmer MC returned to Blighty last week, and was awarded the VC by King George V at Buckingham Palace. After a civic reception given by the Mayor and citizens of Ashford, Lt. Palmer VC MC has commenced a morale-boosting tour of the UK, and is also visiting Sopwith to consult on their new designs (the rumour that he is, in fact, in hospital recovering from food poisoning contracted at the reception is a baseless calumny spread by German sympathisers)


    I'm learning to fly, but I ain't got wings
    Coming down is the hardest thing

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    Hip, Hip Hurrah!
    Hip, Hip Hurrah!
    Hip, Hip Hurrah!
    For He's a jolly good fellow, for He's a jolly good fellow and so say all of us.
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    Hip, Hip Hurrah!
    Hip, Hip Hurrah!
    Hip, Hip Hurrah!
    For He's a jolly good fellow, for He's a jolly good fellow and so say all of us.
    Before he left for Blighty, Frank arranged for a round of drinks for all to go on to his Mess bill - so please join us one and all and raise a glass in celebration

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    I'm learning to fly, but I ain't got wings
    Coming down is the hardest thing

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    Frank.
    Kyte.

    Note that young Kyte already has the proclivity towards the odd G&T now and then. Watch this space.
    Rob.
    "Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archidamus View Post
    Lt. Frank Palmer MC returned to Blighty last week, and was awarded the VC by King George V at Buckingham Palace. After a civic reception given by the Mayor and citizens of Ashford, Lt. Palmer VC MC has commenced a morale-boosting tour of the UK, and is also visiting Sopwith to consult on their new designs (the rumour that he is, in fact, in hospital recovering from food poisoning contracted at the reception is a baseless calumny spread by German sympathisers)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Archidamus View Post
    Lt. Frank Palmer MC returned to Blighty last week,....
    And is now Capt Palmer VC.MC - promotion comes with the gong.
    Thyme & Knight are also promoted, to Lt and W.O.
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    Quote Originally Posted by flash View Post
    And is now Capt Palmer VC.MC - promotion comes with the gong.
    Thyme & Knight are also promoted, to Lt and W.O.
    Frank's Mess bill just got much larger - although I guess he can share some of the costs of the celebrations with Mark at the least!

    And news of their gongs and promotions should speed Mark's and Norman's recovery
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    Well done on the promotion for Frank Brian.
    We will be in the Mess waiting for him when he gets back from Blighty.
    Kyte.
    "Courage is the art of being the only one who knows you're scared to death."

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    We'll done Brian et al, huzzah! Awesome AAR.
    Looking at clips zep makes me wish I hadn't just got rid of my Celotex, although I'm sure the boss wouldn't agree...

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    Well done Brian for winning the first campaign VC.
    See you on the Dark Side......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Skafloc View Post
    Well done Brian for winning the first campaign VC.
    Thanks Neil - Captain Palmer VC MC is certainly proud (and feeling very lucky)

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    I can hide my happiness about the loss of a Zeppelin very good.

    ...but a great AAR, Brian.
    Voilŕ le soleil d'Austerlitz!

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    Great AAR Brian. Congrats to Captain Palmer VC MC! Job well done. Also good to see your arch enemies (friends of Kek Alder)) pay a visit, and survive to be able to return and be a thorn in your side again.

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    That was a great AAR Brian, and some well deserved kudos for your chaps

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    Brilliant AAR Brian, well told with excellent photos thanks



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