Colonel Dogbreath

Pilot, North American flight 

Flight leader

Executive Officer, Command Team 2003 - 2004

Commanding Officer (2007 - )

Joined Royal Air Corps in November 2000

Medal & Citation Dates:

Silver Star - 2001

AK Achievement Medal - 2001

Bronze Star - 2001

Bomber Badge (silver) - 2001

Seven Aerial Achievement Medals Red Baron World League III - 2002

Bomber Badge (gold) - 2003

Bar to Silver Star RBWL III - 2003

Bar to Silver Star War Forces II - 2003

AAM War Forces II - 2003

Flight Leader Pennant 2003

Distinguished Flying Cross RBWL IV - 2003

Three AAMs RBWL IV - 2003

Two AAMs (bomber) WF III - 2004

Three AAMs (bomber) WF IV - 2004/5

AAM (bomber) RBWL VI - 2005

Bar to Bronze Star for RBWL VI - 2005

J9 victory medal RBWL VI - 2005

AAM (bomber) War Forces V - 2006

Distinguished Service Cross - 2006 

AAM (bomber) RBWL VII - 2006

Bronze Star, RBWL VII - 2006

Personal History:

Captain Dogbreath is one of RAC's most distinguished looking officers.  He is a vastly experienced long range bomber and bombing co-ordinator.  He is also one of RAC's chief war planners.  

In 2004 Dogbreath retired from the squadron's Command Team and was granted long service leave: hence his absence from Red Baron World League V.  However, three Aerial Acheivement Medals in War Forces IV, followed by awards in RAC's winning RBWL VI team in 2005, underlined the immense value of his contribution toward the war effort. 

In 2006, Dogbreath returned to serve the RAC as its principal war planner.  His efforts were rewarded by considerable success in our two competitions that year and were crowned by his being elected to succeed Lil Sparrow as the squadron's Commanding Officer for 2007. 

(last updated December 2006)