Six Days in Fallujah

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Alpha Company 1/8 2004-2007

There are actually two photos of Lt. Grapes on our home page . However, we’d prefer not to announce which encounters and stories are in the game so players can discover these for themselves while they’re playing. The suspense to see if my unit will be featured in this project is unbearable, which e...

Thanks for all the feedback on this! Since our last discussion on jams, we don’t plan to include weapons jams in our initial release. With that being said, this might be something that could make its way into some kind of hardcore mode down the road. That's awesome to hear. When conducting a failur...

Enthusiast wrote: ↑Tue Oct 11, 2022 4:58 pm what aircraft was in the background providing CAS?.

Not sure, maybe it was a AC-130. I remember being told her callsign was Basher over the net.

Then again maybe it was a CFF mission. Arty put in a lot of work too.

During Phantom Fury my Platoon Commander had us rotating with one squad manning the guns up on rooftops and doorways, one squad on rest (this is when weapon maintenance is done, along with eating or sleeping) and one squad on Quick React Force. The QRF is there incase of a CASEVAC, or a working part...

I found this photo of us taking some downtime after 3 of our guys were wounded during room clearing. As you can see nobody is talking. We're coming down from an Adrenaline rush. And from a simple Google search it says " The After Effects. After a rush of adrenaline, the body slowly comes down f...

Personally, my favorite is this one though with 1st battalion 3rd Marines.

Good point, never really considered us as a group of walking comedians. But, now that you mention it I've seen some funny pictures of us afterwards like this one of members of H&S Alpha Company. If you're interested we have a deployment video you could watch with more pictures in it. https://you...

Would be an interesting concept. But, honestly the majority of us didn't go for after-market stuff. We had this culture where if you spotted anyone sporting clean aftermarket stuff we would call them a "gear queer." The 782 gear worked well. And, this was before our battalion had dump pouc...

Well, our battalion was rocking woodland Interceptor flak jackets while other battalion's were rocking it in Coyote. Besides that we all strapped the many Molle pouches to our flak jacket. Also, very few people were wearing Deuce gear. The Marines that did wear Deuce gear were typically wearing afte...