Name: Jerry
Recruited: Deerlodge, MT
Date of Birth: 1965

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Appointed Scout Flight Leader June 2, 2002

Distinguished Service Order
Legion of Merit
Great War V, 2002

"For an outstanding campaign, which led to some 157 enemy aircraft finding their way earthward. Also for his willingness and ability to lead the troops when other officers/flight leaders were incapacitated."
        -BA°Reaper, CO June 10, 2002"

Distinguished Service Order
Great War V, 2002

"For keeping your arse from being shot off and saving many a bomber.  Your kill ratio stands at nearly 3:1, with 45 kills through Q7."
        -BA°Reaper, CO April 16, 2002"

Military Cross
Great War IV, 2001

"For conspicuous gallantry and devotion to duty. While escorting a lone bomber, he attacked two enemy scouts.  As the bomber began his run on a target railyard, the enemy machines, initially intent on downing the Allied bomber, were forced to defend themselves. On several occasions the bomber pilot observed the enemy scouts attempt to disengage in order to pursue the bomber; however, they were unable to do so before both the railyard and a nearby factory were destroyed. His example and skillful leadership have been of great value to his squadron"

        Reprinted with permission, London Gazette, Oct 29

Distinguished Conduct Medal
Great War III, 2000

"For conspicuous gallantry and skill. When on escort duty during a recon mission, he engaged an enemy machine for approximately 10 minutes, allowing the recon machine to escape from enemy sight. He eventually downed the enemy machine, and returned across the front to refuel. He returned to the recon machine's patrol route to observe the pilot under attack from another enemy machine. The recon, now escorted by two other fighters from the 101st Squadron, was carrying a completed recon mission and quite badly damaged. The two fighters from the 101st engaged the enemy, and WO Hook1 engaged as well, firing the final rounds to bring the machine down."
        Reprinted with permission, London Gazette (Quarter 12, GWIII)

Distinguished Flying Cross
Great War III, 200

51 total kills

Bronze Badger
        RBWL,2003

50% Attendance

Distinguished Service Order

RBWL, 2003

        Top Five Killers #4, Top Kill Death Ratio #3

Distinguished Service Cross
         RBWL, 2003

Top 15 Pilots #6