The Spatula Squad

The Spatula Squad was a close knit group of soldiers that formed first in WWI as a group that went out onto the field only a few members at a time. No one knows the origin of the name, but that is just what it is. The Spatula Squad was astounding in the fact that no members ever actually died. After WWI was over, the Spatula Squad was disbanded and the members lived their veteran lives, with their wives and kids. But when WWII arose, the original members children knew what they had to do, and the Spatula Squad was reformed. Following suit from their predesesors, the new Spatula Squad seemed to be invincible, even during grueling battles. During this time the group had found a vehicle that fit all of their needs, and would become the official vehicle of the Spatula Squad. This vehicle was the Boatercycle. The new Spatula Squad similarly all survived at the end of the war, and all the members of the group ever all got Medals of Honor. Some of the notable battles for the Spatula Squad throughout World War I and II were:

 WWI 

The Ballroom Blitz

The Pitch Black Battle of Prise de Tahure

 WWII 

The Stalemate of Hamada

The Battle on the Strategic Mountains

The Loss of the Aerodome

The Devastation of Rotterdam