fbradshaw ‖ 002

[jinking]

Thank you to the Squadron Leaders for putting last weekend's exercise together. I can only speak for myself, but getting tossed into the deep end like that was both terrifying and exhilarating. I ain't ever been that close to a volcano before, and seeing one up close and personal was super cool thrilling. So glad y'all are the type of leaders wiling to give us challenges that makes us better pilots instead of just busier ones.

[...] And congratulations to Strike Group Alpha as well. You all managed to hold together under real pressure. That says a lot about the team, regardless of who happened to be in the lead despite A. Well flown. :)

SQUADRON LEADERS.

I totally understand the rationale behind putting the newest recruits in the squad leader seats, and I think it was a real good exercise for Sloane to show what she can do. Apollo [...] was also there, doing his thing! I did want to ask, though. If we run something like this again, would there be an opportunity for me to prove my mettle as a leader as well? If not, that's alright. I trust your judgment on these things!

FRIENDS OF FOX. [ if it feels right to you, go for it! ]

Some of y'all might've noticed we've got a new face on the Mnemo! Bear Bradshaw. Seeing as most of you can put two and two together, it probably won't come as much of a surprise when I say he's my brother. I'm just as surprised as the rest of you!!! I thought he was still veiled back on the AC compound, but here we are!

He doesn't remember me, which is soooo okay. Really. I'm sure everything will work out just great in the end. But if you've been thinking, hey, that guy kinda looks like Fox if he were super jacked and didn't have a mustache — now you know! Ha ha.

Comments

[reidings]

Oh, that actually seems terrifying. Added to my list of reasons why I am not a pilot.

[jaxsons]

And thank God for that.

[reidings]

Maybe I would've been a great pilot. Thankfully, I didn't have to find out.

[jaxsons]

Maybe, but don't think about a career change just yet.

[reidings]

I'm not planning on a career change any time soon. You know my feelings about flying.

[jaxsons]

Keep em that way, thanks.

[reidings]

On the upside, if I did, I would have a nice uniform.

[jaxsons]

Do not talk to me about nice uniforms.

[reidings]

Are we anti-uniform now?

[jaxsons]

No, I'm definitely pro-uniform.

[reidings]

Ah so we're just not talking about me in a uniform. Got it.

[jaxsons]

I'm anti-pilot uniforms, but you can wear anything else I you want.

[reidings]

Noted, I usually do wear whatever I want.

[jaxsons]

Look at all that freedom.

[reidings]

It's wonderful, isn't it?

Jameson.

[jaxsons]

Stop talking about you in uniforms, because there are none to put you in.

[jinking]

Oh I think you would've been a real dashing pilot, sir.

[reidings]

Thank you, Fox. I think I might succeed at the aesthetic of it rather than the actual piloting part.

[jinking]

I bet you'd succeed in looking good in just about anything.

[reidings]

Oh, I don't know about that.

[jaxsons]

Well.

[reidings]

No.

[jaxsons]

Wow.

[jinking]

Nah, that seems like one of those things that has to be true.

[reidings]

It's nice that you think so and I'll take your word for it. I haven't done a lot of work that requires a uniform