filling slots

[sandflea]

The blue nose bastards (chuck yeagers squad was also
 the flying sargents program  we only fly P51D seach member has to find their own wingman
 i want a close to the real thing attack and bomber escort  leave a message if your interested
this is an 18&up only squad

[Zoney]

The blue nose bastards (chuck yeagers squad was also
 the flying sargents program  we only fly P51D seach member has to find their own wingman
 i want a close to the real thing attack and bomber escort  leave a message if your interested
this is an 18&up only squad

Wow.

Here try this:

Hello, I am recruiting for "The Blue Nosed Bastards, (Chuck Yeager's squad).  It was also known as the "Flying Sargents" program.
I want this to be really close to the real thing, including attack and bomber escort.
Please leave a message if you are interested.  I would prefer to members to be 18 or older.  However, younger, mature players would certainly be considered.
 

[Nathan60]

not really saying the same thing. He wants is close to the real deal  and really close  isnt the same thing. 18 and up usually means  18 and up.  Why change the way he presents thing. isn't transperency better? Better to know how its going to be going in then finding out  after  all the slots are filled. Yeah it is a little gruff but it gets the point across.

[Shifty]

If you're going to base your squad on a historic unit you might want to get the history right. The Blue Nose Bastards were the 352nd FG. Chuck Yeager flew in the 357th FG.
Not knocking you just giving you a little heads up. 

[Nathan60]

If you're going to base your squad on a historic unit you might want to get the history right. The Blue Nose Bastards were the 352nd FG. Chuck Yeager flew in the 357th FG.
Not knocking you just giving you a little heads up.  

Bah I like the 357th FG Dragon tails better 

[Shifty]

By the way the Blue Nosed Bastards had some great P-15 Aces including John  Meyer and George Preddy. 

[GreenEagle43]

By the way the Blue Nosed Bastards had some great P-15 Aces including John  Meyer and George Preddy. 

  thats great (P-51 )