Profile of MajorBloodnok

Seriously? You first worlders need to man up, ffs...

"some random guy said mean things to me on a in-game chat, I'm gonna cry and never play it again". Grow up, please.

There is nothing funny about the person you purport to support, in any which way, shape or form . The sooner Ciez gets something done about this idiot, the better it will be for the community.

Disrespectful post invised by a Moderator.

Back to topic.

What are the names of these accounts lol

The guy is permabanned from here... you can begin to see why...

Dunkirk:the Hythe lifeboat

Syndicated press report - Thursday 27 June 1940

REFUSED TO TAKE BOAT TO DUNKIRK. Lifeboat Coxswain Dismissed. Following a Royal National Lifeboat Institution inquiry into the refusal of the crew of the Hythe lifeboat to assist in the B.E.F. evacuation from Dunkirk, the coxswain and motor mechanic have been dismissed from the lifeboat service. Those members of the crew who were parties to this conduct are being informed of the dissatisfaction of the committee of management.

The report issued to-day states that the action was "mainly due to the action of the coxswain who induced not only his own but the crews of two other boats to refuse to take their boats from Dover to Dunkirk, and it is considered that this failure to perform a duty at a time of great national emergency reflects discredit on the lifeboat service and can in no way be excused." The report adds: — "The Naval Authorities, being unable to risk such behaviour by the crews of other boats which had not yet arrived, had no other course open to them but to summon ratings of the Royal Navy to man the boats." It should be added that when the crews of other boats arrived they expressed their strong regret at being prevented by the coxswain's action from taking part in this national service which will in days to come be recognised as one of the greatest epics of the sea. "The crews of the Ramsgate and Margate boats who manned their boats and went direct to Dunkirk were instrumental in saving many soldiers."

38 Years' Service. Coxswain H. Griggs had been a member of the Hythe lifeboat crew for 38 years. He was said at the time to have declared to an interviewer that he declined to go to Dunkirk because he was asked to drive the boat on to the sands. "I knew we could never get away again because at Hythe it takes 50 men and a steam winch to get us off one bar of sand when we launch," he explained. "I will defend my own shore with the next man, but here I had to use own judgment."

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You will need to google 'Hythe, Kent' to realise the proximity of this (then) small Army garrison town in proximity to the Continent, in order to appreciate the startling revelation of this decision by the Coxswain

Epic write-up, Yukiko.

HOW CAN THIS ONLY BE PART 1

We were trying to work out how you achieved the Part I, Part II and Part III carve-up of the Graf series...but I guess the gal did it on her own?