Welcome the 327th Glider Infantry Regiment.

Hello and welcome


We want to personally welcome you to 327th Glider Infantry Regiment.
Tactical Realism Unit. We are a group of people just out to have
a fun time gaming. We are always on the look out for people to
join us!

Tire of playing on your own? Whit your squad mates that run around
like headless chickens? Want a squad to stick by your side,
provide support, and help drive objectives?

327th Glider Infantry Regiment is a new group of old firends.
We getting the band back together.But we do wellcome new
firends as well platoon

We are here to provide players with the support
that randoms don't provide. Our goal is to play as
casual, however, to also be a synchronized squad.

We are a social group of weekend warriors.

We would like to like to develop a team with enough
players that we can begin to develop several squads within.
This way we can deviant up our players into separate squads
based on their preferences / abilities like battlefield meant
it to be.

You don't have to be an amazing player to join, all we
ask is that you are a team player who doesn't mind sticking
around his squad. Therefore, a brief tryout will be held.
Not for stats, but for how well you can play as a team.


Unit History

The Ardennes - Battle of the Bulge
On 16 December, 1944, the Germans launched an offensive in the west through the Ardennes Forest. The 101st Airborne Division was ordered to the vitally important town of Bastogne.Bastogne was the key to the German counteroffensive and had to be held at all cost by the 101st. The Regiment arrived at Bastogne on 19 December following a hundred mile truck march. The 327th immediately assumed a defensive sector south of Bastogne. By 22 December the Germans had completely surrounded Bastogne and on the 23rd the German Commander offered terms of surrender to General McAuliffe, the acting Division Commander.

His reply was "Nuts." The German delegation had come through the 327th sector and Colonel Harper was given the responsibility of relaying General McAuliffe's response.The Germans said they did not understand. Colonel Harper replied, "The reply is decidedly not affirmative - in plain English, it is the same as 'Go to Hell.' Although encircled and outnumbered, American forces withstood all attempts by the Germans to take positions, including Germans dressed in American uniforms. The 327th Regiment held for nine days, until relieved by the 4th Armored Division. Despite suffering heavy causalities, the Regiment took 750 prisoners, knocked out 144 Nazi tanks and 105 other enemy vehicles. For its actions as a unit in the defense of Bastogne, the 327th the Regimental motto "Bastogne Bulldog."


We are focused on

Team work
Camaraderie and Brotherhood
Tactical Realism
Sportsmanship which there is Lack of !