Does P4 get it's own name?

[Crossbones 1]

OFF: Dogfight! The 1st Air War

 

Crossbones

[Hauksbee 103]

FIRE IN THE SKY! FIRE IN THE SKY!! Still the best from Olham and Shiloh!

[33LIMA 972]

For the symmetry freaks out there:

 

Over Flanders Fields: Flying Fighters Overhead

 

OFF:FFO

 

[33LIMA 972]

Maybe we should approach this from a different direction...how about:

 

Fearsome Enemies, Cruel Killers: Over Flanders Fields

 

...on second thoughts, scrub that one; it was Father Jack's idea, anyway.

[themightysrc 5]

Many good ideas, but I have it at the back of my mind that there's a better, more potent and more poetic/balletic name to be summoned. Let me think upon this one...

[Olham 164]

Over Flanders Fields: "When War got Wings"

[nbryant 8]

OFF: Wings of Patriots

 

or

 

OFF: Winged Patriots

[Olham 164]

Although the Germans got parachutes sometime in 1918, the majority

of WW1 flyers didn't have them (and the German ones didn't always

open).

I guess it's not a ripoff but rather a compliment for Arthur Gould Lee,

if the title of his book would be used. And it's short and it hits.

Over Flanders Fields: "No Parachute!"

 

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Edited October 14, 2011 by Olham

[carrick58 23]

Over Flanders Fields: Part Four

[Macklroy 2]

Over Flanders Fields: Dueling Skies

[Bullethead 12]

An OFF-4 You Can't Refuse

 

[Olham 164]

Over Flanders Fields: "Guns in the Sky"

[Olham 164]

Over Flanders Fields "Fate & Glory"

[Herr Prop-Wasche 7]

Over Flanders Fields: Battle Above the Clouds

 

Over Flanders Fields: The First World War in the Air

 

Over Flanders Fields: Fire in the Sky

 

Over Flanders Fields: The Killer Sky

 

Over Flanders Fields: Kites of Death

[RamblingSid 3]

OFF: To the last man.

OFF: They shall not pass

OFF: Dulce et decorum est

OFF: The last enemy

OFF: The cruel sky

OFF: Clouds of glory

OFF: Wine, women and wings

OFF: Bloodbath in a birdcage

OFF: F****d by Biggles (ok, might be a bit controversial)

 

Sort of thing.

 

Roll on P4

[UK_Widowmaker 571]

I quite like Clouds of Glory Sid

[RamblingSid 3]

I quite like Clouds of Glory Sid

 

Oh dear, UKW,

 

I will have to make a double confession: I nicked it, and (the horror) it was from a poem - by Wordsworth:

 

" Our birth is but a sleep and a forgetting;

The Soul that rises with us, our life's star,

Hath had elsewhere its setting,

And cometh from afar:

Not in entire forgetfulness,

And not in utter nakedness,

But trailing clouds of glory do we come..."

 

You're lucky, I could of quoted the whole thing - it goes on and bloody on.

 

Worth a read but.

 

And - damnation, France just beat Wales !!!

[Hellshade 110]

Over Flanders Fields: Air War Evolution

 

OFF AWE

[Olham 164]

Good one, Hellshade.

[carrick58 23]

OFF: Amid the clouds, OFF: Burn baby Burn, OFF : Funeral Pyres over France OFF: Remembering France and The Great War

OFF: Camels and Fokkers, OFF: Spowiths and Albatros ' s

Edited October 15, 2011 by carrick58

[Rickitycrate 10]

OFF: Raise Somme Hell

[Hellshade 110]

OFF: Meat Grinder (OFF:MG)

 

Or for a more classical, philosophical name

 

OFF: Sons of Icarus

 

I can picture the cover as a close up view of a rear gunner and an enemy scout burning as plummets earthward just a bit off in the distance.

[Pips 5]

OFF: Fragile Wings, Cruel Sky

[Olham 164]

Icarus is not bad, Hellshade - how about:

 

Over Flanders Fields "Icarus took the Sword"

[Hellshade 110]

That works too. I used "Sons of Icarus" because so many of them also fell from the sky - their wings "melted" - just like their "father" did before them. It sort of ties in the entire "greek tradgey" thing to the entire air war. Our genius got us into the skies, and our arrogance still makes us fall. The "Sons of" part talks about the WWI pilots being the first generation to take flight after Icarus himself did.

Edited October 16, 2011 by Hellshade