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Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 01 Jul 2014, 01:12
by Coffe
We "improved" two out of four of the roadsigns with your name on it. Hope you enjoyed it as much as we did.
XOXO
LDT /Ravens Guerilla, Hotel Platoon
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 01 Jul 2014, 14:37
by CyBear
when my PMC mates and I from Crowbar-1-1 passed this the first time we laughed sooo hard. Thumbs up!
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 01 Jul 2014, 15:45
by Helvetica
When we (Boarder Patrol) crossed the signs, we had a good laugh. We were still laughing, when we kicked some ravens ass with our MG's.
But really, nice move guys.
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 03 Jul 2014, 11:22
by Coffe
We had plans of using spray paints to make the message "stick" a bit better.
But unfortunately we forgot to pick up some black and white paints during our last minute shopping run in Sollefteå. Electrical tape worked well enough, and I know for a fact that some Guyanians didn't like our jest because they tore down our "improvements" from one of the signs... Which we promptly replaced afterwards.
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 03 Jul 2014, 11:26
by Sgt._Shaw
Coffe wrote:Electrical tape worked well enough, and I know for a fact that some Guyanians didn't like our jest because they tore down our "improvements" from one of the signs... Which we promptly replaced afterwards.
In fact that was my Unit
It was more like: "I don't want to cross the border into Gayanal!"- "Ok, wait.... so... now you are going into Guyana."- "Much better."
Still, nice work
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 03 Jul 2014, 14:03
by Coffe
Sgt._Shaw wrote:Coffe wrote:Electrical tape worked well enough, and I know for a fact that some Guyanians didn't like our jest because they tore down our "improvements" from one of the signs... Which we promptly replaced afterwards.
In fact that was my Unit
It was more like: "I don't want to cross the border into Gayanal!"- "Ok, wait.... so... now you are going into Guyana."- "Much better."
Still, nice work
What? Are you saying that you don't feel comfortable with taking a "long one" into Gayanal?
Don't you think it would've been a perfect opportunity to go deep and start waving around with some stiff military equipment in the warm, tight country of Gayanal?
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 04 Jul 2014, 00:07
by Sgt._Shaw
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 05 Jul 2014, 09:24
by wormbyte
We like to celebrate "Man love Thursday" in Guyana
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 05 Jul 2014, 15:15
by Track64
The Guyana love train keeps your squad warm at night
Re: Postcard to the fighting forces of G(a)yana(L)
Posted: 08 Jul 2014, 10:19
by matte_wo
Vandalism. Fine: 5000BD