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Name: AirForce0TW Personal Text: So that's what the big red button does... Posts: 548 (0.518 per day) Position: Advanced Aviator

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Male

Age:

17

Location:

Colorado, USA

Date Registered:

March 18, 2009, 03:09:50 AM

Last Active:

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Games played:

Homefront, Forza 3, BFBC2, COD Black Ops (Don't tell my mother!) Ace Combat 6

Platforms owned:

Xbox 360, PSP

Occupation:

High School Student

Favourite plane/s:

F/A-18 A/C/E, F-22A Raptor, F-104 Starfighter, P-51D Mustang, JAS 39 Gripen, F-5E Tiger II, Dassault Mirage 2000, Rafale M, EF Typhoon, F-16C Fighting Falcon

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It all started when I started googling old WWII fighters. After a month of wikipedia and google images, I happened upon Blazing Angels, the basic but addicting arcade game. After that I happened upon Blazing Angels two, which had a more complex plot and variety of planes, making it a vast improvement. After another few months of alternating between the two, I borrowed AC6 from a friend who didn't play it much. I played through the campaign once on easy just to get a sense of the game, then returned. it. Two months later I got AC6 for myself and played it more in depth. But it was another month before I got a 1-year gold membership, and I renew it every year on New Year's.

I am an expert on real-world dogfights. I've memerized  so many sequences and plane stats comparisons I can't even tell them apart in my own mind anymore. I want to be a fighter pilot in the U.S. Air Force when I get out of college, and I have more than one plan to do that. I am a proud Cadet in the Civil Air Patrol, (If you don't know what it is google it) and I think that the U.S. has the best of the best in terms of pilot training, and we could take on superior planes in a dogfight and come out on top if we had to.

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