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About TWC: The Legacy, The History.
Recognized by our peers in Fighter Ace as
The Midnight Wrecking Crew of the Navy Seals Squad. When The
Navy Seals split in late August early September of 2001, the
founding members of TWC: Cobra, Spray and Ajax formed together
to make TWC The Wrecking Crew.
When TWC formed we formed strong, 33 of the BEST players that
Fighter Ace had to offer signed up in less then a week. From
Sept 2001 TWC grew to more then 80 members, 4 Flights, 2 Wings,
our game was Territory Combat and all we knew was how to take
dirt.
Late in the year of 2003 TWC had dwindled, we had less than the
33 members we started out with. We believe that Fighter Ace, our
game, had taken a drastic step backwards. Long gone the strategy
the game used to require to win. This left our members looking
for other games we could play together.
On January
29th 2004, TWC took the steps towards creating not just a squad
but a clan. A community where our members are free to roam the
internet joining games and creating units with those games that
represent TWC.
December 11th,
2004 TWC branched out into Planet Side and created an Outfit.
January 26th,
2006 TWC branched out into World of Warcraft and has created a
Guild.
March 19th,
2006 TWC branched out into The 4th Coming.
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TWC The Wrecking Crew Platoon was formed
Oct 29th 2007. We are a highly organized, highly
motivated America's Army
Platoon designed around the purpose of domination.
TWC Platoon is a militaristic Platoon
that is governed democratically. Inside the game
Wreckers are expected to follow a loose style chain of
command. Outside of game every member has their say and
gets a chance to share in the
responsibilities that a Platoon has to offer.
Members of TWC fight
together and under a common goal and a common banner
look to achieve success by playing and working together
as one unit. We play to have serious fun! |
TWC headed for
deployment in America's Army with {TWC}Death_Raven, {TWC}Birdman,
{TWC}Hades_Mutt,
and {TWC}Crashwingman leading our
force into combat. |
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