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Author's note: Parts of the following story are fictional. Players might have different opinions on some of the following. What is also very clear is that no matter how fictional, these events really happened. If you get upset because of that, you might want to look elsewhere for a fix.
On 8 November 2009, in Runway 21 Bravo at Eglin AFB, Florida, the F-22 Lightning 3 (79-069) rolled out to begin a 3700-nm hop to Edwards AFB, California. At 7:52 am, the pilot of the jet, Captain Jeffrey "Roc" Rockwell, began his final approach in the hilly terrain of the Desert Rose Desert of California.
Sticking the landing gear down, Roc began his descent down to 200 feet. The F-22 made a smooth landing and came to a stop. It was now time to shut down the jet.
In the background, the radio squelch indicator was set to the pilot's CIC. A buzzing was heard from the cabin. The noise was followed by a click and a beep. Roc's radio exploded in a cacophony of flashing lights and droning tones.
The pilot moved his radio to the squadron frequency to report that his radio had been shot at. Lieutenant Colonel Mike "Mac" McFeatters, the commanding officer of the 57th Fighter Squadron, was informed and informed him of the situation.
The F-22 was the first to land, and Lt Col McFeatters got out of the cockpit and walked back to inspect it. By this time, the other pilots had been unloaded. The two arresting officers on each side of the aircraft door were on a quick-reaction alert. As soon as the pilot had shut down the jet, one of them would open the aircraft's door. If someone starts shooting, he will be swarmed by an anti-shooting team to disarm the gunman.
McFeatters had not yet turned around to look for shooters when he heard the door open. Three men entered the F-22. One of them, wearing a blue shirt, black pants, and a black hat, quickly drew a revolver and pointed it at the Colonel. He also reached into his pocket and pulled out a very shiny metal object.
As soon as the intruder pointed his weapon at him, the Colonel's hands flew up into the air.
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