Talk:VGL Ladies Night 2

Ladies Night 2 Exports

The EXPORT DEADLINE has passed

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• Tactical Export: Could use more time in the oven, however the same could be said of every non NMNB 1ccs! The girls will be coming through, half baked or not
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 /alg/

• Tactical Export: USS Essex (CV/CVA/CVS-9) was an aircraft carrier and the lead ship of the 24-ship Essex class built for the United States Navy during World War II. She was the fourth US Navy ship to bear the name. Commissioned in December 1942, Essex participated in several campaigns in the Pacific Theater of Operations, earning the Presidential Unit Citation and 13 battle stars. Decommissioned shortly after the end of the war, she was modernized and recommissioned in the early 1950s as an attack carrier (CVA), eventually becoming an antisubmarine aircraft carrier (CVS). In her second career, she served mainly in the Atlantic, playing a role in the Cuban Missile Crisis. She also participated in the Korean War, earning four battle stars and the Navy Unit Commendation. She was the primary recovery carrier for the Apollo 7 space mission.
• Aesthetics Export: Bocchi the Bote
• Audio Export: In April 1961, Essex steamed out of Quonset Point on a two-week "routine training" cruise, purportedly to support the carrier qualification of a squadron of Navy pilots. Twelve A4D Skyhawks from VA-34 stationed at NAS Cecil Field, Florida, flew aboard. VS-34 aircraft had been removed to make room for VA-34's aircraft. VA-34's support enlisted crew flew aboard in C1A COD aircraft. The A4D-2 were armed with two 20 mm Mk-12 cannons loaded with "service" ammo and one LAU-3a 19 shot 2.75 FFAR pod with "antitank" warheads mounted on the centerline ejector rack, Station 3. After several days at sea, all their identifying markings were crudely obscured with flat gray paint. They began flying two aircraft missions by day only. Not generally known to the Essex crew, they had been tasked to provide air support to CIA-sponsored bombers during the ill-fated Bay of Pigs Invasion. Cuba's leader Castro knew the Essex was off the Cuban coast, but the US Navy denied that claim. The naval aviation part of the mission was aborted by President John F. Kennedy at the last moment and the Essex crew was sworn to secrecy. Returning home and while at sea, VA-34's aircraft were hastily repainted "national stars and bars" by all available enlisted personnel, then flew off and landed at NAS Jacksonville, and underwent professional repainting at the NARF Naval Aviation Rework facility. The planes then flew a few miles over to her home base at NAS Cecil Field. The entire VA-34 crew was sworn to secrecy. In 1967-68, VA-34's crew was awarded the Navy and Marine Expeditionary medals.

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• Aesthetics Export:I don't want to have to wake up from this daydream
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 /gbpen/

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• Aesthetics Export: [https://mega.nz/file/02I3nJ7T#Z2nt7Bv2CO3Ui4VuC_AxpsZ5P8oHLmhrdR5iRoZTdXI Stacydori girls, we're unforgettable. Daisy Dukes, bikinis on top. Sun-kissed skin so hot, we'll melt your popsicle. Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh. Stacydori girls, we're undeniable. Fine, fresh, fierce, we got it on lock. Burgers represent, now put your hands up. Oh-oh-oh-oh-oh, oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh-oh
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 /gfg/

• Tactical Export: Load SF Echelon
• Aesthetics Export: Use 1086 Rapid Growth Disks
• Audio Export: It's time to brute force map clears

 /hanny/

• Tactical Export: Wime was founded in the early 20th century on the western coast of what was then known as the United States of America. Created in response to the growing popularity of the suffragette movement, which aimed to fight against the unequal treatment of women within the country, its founders co-opted the movement's message of gender equality in order to advance an agenda of absolute female supremacy. With the support of radical feminists from across the American and European continents and state-of-the-art weapons and technology, it successfully gained independence from the United States and acquired one-fifth of the country's landmass. Soon afterward, Wime began declaring war on other countries in the name of liberating women from the tyranny of men, managing to convert all of North and South America and most of Europe into client states in just fifty years.
• Aesthetics Export: After the Third Women's Conference, armed conflict between the Women's Congressional Army and the United States government began in earnest, with several large-scale battles erupting throughout the country. During these battles, one particular female militia group known as the Minute Women rose to prominence for its remarkable strength and vigor. The exploits of the Minute Women inspired numerous women across the United States to take up arms and join the Women's Congressional Army, greatly increasing its numbers.
  
  After around a year of fighting, the Women's Congressional Army succeeded in destroying the United States Army. In the wake of its victory, the leaders of the Women's Conference declared that it would bring the seven westernmost states under its control, which led to the foundation of the female nation Wime. The Women's Conference was recognized as the supreme governing body of this new country, with Titania Cole Wime, the then-wife of the governor of California, being appointed as its first Chairman, and Dictor, who had been the driving force behind the liberation movement, as Chief Councilor. The Declaration of Women's Liberation that had been drafted during the First Women's Conference was enacted as a part of the country's constitution, enforcing the notion that it was the natural state of humanity to be led by women as law. In recognition of its loss, the remaining territory of the United States of America was converted into a client state of Wime and made to adjust its own government to remove all men from power.
• Audio Export: In February of 1972, the Wimean Army established a blockade operation to limit the exportation of goods to and from Nihon, reducing the country's dwindling resources even further. On June 22 of the same year, the Wimean Army set foot on the Nihonese island of New Guinea for the first time. Even when forced onto the shores of its own territory with no hope of victory, Nihon stubbornly refused to surrender, and continued to futilely resist against Wime for several months.
  
  The war between the two nations finally ended in June of 1973, when Wime commissioned a nuclear bomb to be dropped over Nihon, devastating the country to such an extent that all forms of counterattack were rendered impossible. In October of the same year, the Nihonese Army was defeated on the island of Luzon, which was considered to be the country's the final defensive line against foreign invasion, and forced to officially declare its surrender. Immediately after the end of the war, the Wimean Army proceeded to occupy the ravaged nation, sending a division of its forces into each of the captured cities in order to forcefully implement its policy of having all management institutions be run by women. Nihon became a puppet for foreign powers, completely at the mercy of Wime's whims.

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 /kfg/

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 /llsifg/

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• Aesthetics Export: Rabu Raibu! Furenzu
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 /nepgen/

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 /pcrg/

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 /pg/

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 /pmmm/

• Tactical Export: Sneed 0 will save us soon
• Aesthetics Export: Same as VGL21
• Audio Export: Skibidi Rizz by Homura Akemi (for real this time)

 /uma/

• Tactical Export: The umamusume are all in their gates.
• Aesthetics Export: Nyo more christmas for you...
• Audio Export: Huh? There's no souuund!

 /vrg/

• Tactical Export: Tictacs
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 /xgg/

• Tactical Export: I just thought of a great idea!
• Aesthetics Export: YIPPEE
• Audio Export:YATTA

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