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Blackridge - Intercept

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"Lets get those Yuso shitheads."

try dodging this amraam like its war thunder!

71st Interceptor Squadron “Iron Shield”

Cascadian POV now :)))

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  • battle
  • soldier
  • plane
  • war
  • military

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Captain Reid Halvorsen

Callsign: Dragon-1 Unit: 71st Interceptor Squadron “Iron Shield” Aircraft: F-15EX “Raptor Claw” Position: Lead pilot, Dragon Flight Age: 34 Origin: Carson Point, Western Cascadia

Background

Born in the coastal steelworker town of Carson Point, Halvorsen grew up under the thunder of air drills and military flyovers. His father was a retired naval aviator, a hard man with a love for silence and discipline. That upbringing left Halvorsen quiet but precise—he learned to listen before he spoke, to study wind patterns before throwing a ball. A methodical kid in a noisy world.

Reid earned a full military scholarship to the Cascadian Air Academy, graduating near the top of his class in both avionics theory and close-range dogfighting. His instructors described him as “calm to the point of being unnerving.” He didn't brag. He didn't banter. He just executed. Fast hands, slow breath, cold mind.

He flew F-16C+ platforms during Cascadia’s Pacific partnership deployments, then cross-trained to the F-15EX when Cascadia’s northern threat vector began to escalate in the early 2020s. By 2025, he had over 2,200 flight hours and multiple intercept citations, including a confirmed kill during the Akutan Straits Incident, when an unauthorized drone swarm crossed into Cascadian maritime airspace.

Personality & Traits

Halvorsen is not a flashy pilot. He’s a professional to the bone—task-oriented, focused, and ruthlessly calm under pressure. He’s the kind of leader who doesn’t shout, doesn’t panic, and doesn’t hesitate. In the cockpit, his tone stays steady no matter how fast the threat’s closing. His voice is often the one you hear after the missile’s been launched.

Off duty, he keeps to himself. Reads old aviation memoirs. Never drinks during deployment. Keeps his patches ironed, his boots polished, and his gear locked down with an almost superstitious regularity.

He respects competence above all else. If you fly well, follow protocol, and hold the line when the pressure hits—you’ve earned his trust. Break formation for personal glory? You’re off his wing forever.

Combat Style

Halvorsen is known for his patient approach to aerial engagements. While other pilots burn through fuel trying to gain position, he uses minimal movement and forces his opponent to show their hand first. He’ll wait until a target thinks they’re clear—then flip the fight in one breathless snap of motion.

In the F-15EX, he favors:

  • Long-range AMRAAM missile kills via radar lock or IRST tracking
  • Sensor-fusion ambush tactics to expose stealth fighters
  • Cooperative kill-box strategies with his wingmen

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