User:Guillome renard: Difference between revisions

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Several months into his LSC adventures, the ILN was brought out of retirement by a combination of the efforts of [[User:Gibson thunderbird|Gibson Thunderbird]] and [[User:Silentbrick|Silentbrick]]. He jumped at the chance to bring back his beloved institution and was commissioned as Captain of the new Battlegroup 3, for which he claimed the sobriquet "Honeybadgers." "Honeybadgers don't give a $#!t," he would explain to any who asked. He followed this up with the [http://killfeed.eveuniversity.org/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=40043| brutal podding of "neutral" Tengu pilot in full view of CONCORD] - demonstrating his intended doctrinal philosophy. Sadly, he had a brief relapse of Drop use and had to be sequestered for another round of rehab shortly thereafter. Upon his return, he found his favorite battlegroup disbanded.

His lament was short lived; His <del>lawless antics</del> initiative had been noticed by the new [[Ivy League Navy|admiralty board]] and he had been promoted to commanding officer of the Special Combat Operations Group, there to further spread his flagrant disregard for his own ship and the ships that flew beside him. The SCOG experiment was either a modest success or something of a failure depending upon who you ask and what their view of the ILN is. Regardless, it lasted only a few short months before the fog of ambiguity over its mission eventually smothered it.

His lament was short lived; His <del>lawless antics</del> initiative had been noticed by the new [[Archive:Ivy League Navy|admiralty board]] and he had been promoted to commanding officer of the Special Combat Operations Group, there to further spread his flagrant disregard for his own ship and the ships that flew beside him. The SCOG experiment was either a modest success or something of a failure depending upon who you ask and what their view of the ILN is. Regardless, it lasted only a few short months before the fog of ambiguity over its mission eventually smothered it.

Shortly thereafter, though unrelatedly, the Captain announced that he was leaving the ILN, and indeed leaving E-UNI. This was not due to the disbanding of SCOG, which had been the Captain's own suggestion, but rather was due to his wallet dropping below 5M isk again. He headed out on December 21st, 2012, to join Future Corps; hoping that wormhole life would treat his wallet better than military service to a charity had. Two years later he would part ways with Future Corps to join Of Sound Mind, an alliance dedicated to people being excellent to one another.

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 Several months into his LSC adventures, the ILN was brought out of retirement by a combination of the efforts of [[User:Gibson thunderbird|Gibson Thunderbird]] and [[User:Silentbrick|Silentbrick]].  He jumped at the chance to bring back his beloved institution and was commissioned as Captain of the new Battlegroup 3, for which he claimed the sobriquet "Honeybadgers."  "Honeybadgers don't give a $#!t," he would explain to any who asked.  He followed this up with the [http://killfeed.eveuniversity.org/?a=kill_detail&kll_id=40043| brutal podding of "neutral" Tengu pilot in full view of CONCORD] - demonstrating his intended doctrinal philosophy.  Sadly, he had a brief relapse of Drop use and had to be sequestered for another round of rehab shortly thereafter.  Upon his return, he found his favorite battlegroup disbanded.
-His lament was short lived; His <del>lawless antics</del> initiative had been noticed by the new [[Ivy League Navy|admiralty board]] and he had been promoted to commanding officer of the Special Combat Operations Group, there to further spread his flagrant disregard for his own ship and the ships that flew beside him.  The SCOG experiment was either a modest success or something of a failure depending upon who you ask and what their view of the ILN is.  Regardless, it lasted only a few short months before the fog of ambiguity over its mission eventually smothered it.
+His lament was short lived; His <del>lawless antics</del> initiative had been noticed by the new [[Archive:Ivy League Navy|admiralty board]] and he had been promoted to commanding officer of the Special Combat Operations Group, there to further spread his flagrant disregard for his own ship and the ships that flew beside him.  The SCOG experiment was either a modest success or something of a failure depending upon who you ask and what their view of the ILN is.  Regardless, it lasted only a few short months before the fog of ambiguity over its mission eventually smothered it.
 Shortly thereafter, though unrelatedly, the Captain announced that he was leaving the ILN, and indeed leaving E-UNI.  This was not due to the disbanding of SCOG, which had been the Captain's own suggestion, but rather was due to his wallet dropping below 5M isk again.  He headed out on December 21st, 2012, to join Future Corps; hoping that wormhole life would treat his wallet better than military service to a charity had.  Two years later he would part ways with Future Corps to join Of Sound Mind, an alliance dedicated to people being excellent to one another.