07-02-2016, 04:49 PM
LOL I love Archer.
Glad to have another fan with us.
http://archer.wikia.com/wiki/Woodhouse
"Woodhouse has lived an incredibly long (given that he would need to have been born in at least 1900 to be of age to serve in World War I) and colorful life. Serving in the King's African Rifles, as well as England in World War I. Later in life he became involved with the Archer family in Tangiers, literally birthing Sterling at Reggie's Bar in Tangiers.
When Reggie was shot down and his plane crash landed in No Man's Land, they were forbidden to rescue him. Woodhouse ignored orders and went anyway. He then provided the wounded Reggie with a cigarette which allowed an enemy rifleman to see their position and shoot Reggie through the neck. The death caused Woodhouse to go into a homicidal rage and kill around 50 German soldiers (a Zug, or platoon) with his knife, garnering him the Victoria Cross (The British Empire's equivalent to the US' Medal of Honour). He was discharged, with the rank of Lance Corporal"
Glad to have another fan with us.
http://archer.wikia.com/wiki/Woodhouse
"Woodhouse has lived an incredibly long (given that he would need to have been born in at least 1900 to be of age to serve in World War I) and colorful life. Serving in the King's African Rifles, as well as England in World War I. Later in life he became involved with the Archer family in Tangiers, literally birthing Sterling at Reggie's Bar in Tangiers.
When Reggie was shot down and his plane crash landed in No Man's Land, they were forbidden to rescue him. Woodhouse ignored orders and went anyway. He then provided the wounded Reggie with a cigarette which allowed an enemy rifleman to see their position and shoot Reggie through the neck. The death caused Woodhouse to go into a homicidal rage and kill around 50 German soldiers (a Zug, or platoon) with his knife, garnering him the Victoria Cross (The British Empire's equivalent to the US' Medal of Honour). He was discharged, with the rank of Lance Corporal"