Operation Bubbling Lapdog

Gucci did not disappoint in his first outing as a fire team leader (officially!). His efforts towards squad cohesion and coordination were a vital part of the mission's success.

Kept the two squads frosty and gave clear and precise information for how to attack the LZs. The coordination was tight and kept casualties to a minimum.

Excellent work triaging what was I think the entire platoon at one point, while holding off the forces of Kok.

Prompt and systematic squad check and care each time in helo after each evac meant everyone was fit for rapid turnaround after each sortie. Was so efficient I did not need to help, and trying so would have slowed things down.

Exemplary work in medicine in extreme conditions, specifically when the majority of both squads were down and the medic area was under attack. Kept her cool and got almost everyone through it.

After a hiatus Disco came back to lead a fire team on a high intensity operation, and made an excellent job of coordinating her team.

Scatter provided a high level of accuracy from both direct engagement and vectoring in friendly air in order to achieve objectives. Of particular note were his efforts to protect our flanks with gun runs at LZ splatterpunk.

Saved our butts when we were getting schwacked by the enemy on the hill. His precision prairie fire saved some lives.

Excellent coordination of danger close fires and air support to suppress/destroy enemy forces and protect the fire team. Significantly lower blue on blue than average.

Great co-ordination and proactive use of TACAIR, with only one blue on blue due to miscommunication. (And a small napalm-related incident but that was down to a slightly desperate short-range defence against a large infantry force so probably unavoidable.)

Good shooting from the private - was efficient in combat with his rifle.

Pvt Biscuit, at great risk to his own life, engaged at close range with only his M60 to hand an enemy BTR-40 that had closed with the squad and was attempting to run over members of the team. Pvt Biscit continued his close-range efforts to engage and destroy the BTR, distracting it for long enough that the other members of the squad were able to close up and destroy it. causing significant injury to Pvt Biscuit

Exemplary work in medicine in extreme conditions, specifically when the majority of both squads were down and the medic area was under attack. Kept his cool and got almost everyone through it.