The Eisen

[Sabre]

Was the Eisen destroyed at the end of Secret Ops? I don't know, I haven't played it.

 

[LeHah]

I dont think the Eisen was even mentioned past WC.

 

[$tormin]

i hear that they named it the Eisen as a tribute to the actor that played him. is that the reason?

 

[Frosty]

No, because then it'd be called Bernard.

 

[$tormin]

Originally posted by Frosty
No, because then it'd be called Bernard.

ok

 

[LeHah]

Right Church, Wrong Pew, as they say

 

[Nep Parth]

The supercarrier destroyed in SO is the TCS Mount St. Helens.

 

[Napoleon]

DAMN ALL OF YOU IT ISN'T THE TCS MOUNT SAINT HELENS

IT IS THE TCS ST. HELENS. NO BLOODY MOUNT

 

[Nep Parth]

Hey, you're right. It isn't the Mt. St Helens...

It's the TCS Mount Saint Helens. Whoops! My bad.

 

[Sabre]

Actually, Napoleon, it is Mount St. Helens, check this out: https://www.wcnews.com/articles/art22.shtml

[Edited by Sabre on 07-13-2001 at 18:00]

 

[Dralthi5]

Well, according to the Wing Commander IV novel, but I don't think they refer to it as Mt. St. Helens in the game.

 

[Bob McDob]

Well, they have given ships name like City of Corpus Christi...but there's also been a USS St. Lo.

 

[Ghost]

Originally posted by Napoleon
DAMN ALL OF YOU IT ISN'T THE TCS MOUNT SAINT HELENS

IT IS THE TCS ST. HELENS. NO BLOODY MOUNT

Noopeeee.
Is MOUNT St. Helens because is named because a mount not a saint..

 

[$tormin]

forget it you all. right now its a pile of scrap

 

[Bob McDob]

SHE's a pile of scrap! ;

 

[$tormin]

Originally posted by Bob McDob
SHE's a pile of scrap! ;

don't mess with me man. im crazy

 

[Bandit LOAF]

Originally posted by Napoleon
DAMN ALL OF YOU IT ISN'T THE TCS MOUNT SAINT HELENS

IT IS THE TCS ST. HELENS. NO BLOODY MOUNT

Please don't be stupid at the Chat Zone.

 

[Sadic]

Originally posted by $tormin
i hear that they named it the Eisen as a tribute to the actor that played him.

I think the ship is called Eisen because he was a hero of the war...

[Edited by Sadic on 07-14-2001 at 08:27]

 

[Fishbone]

He was a hero. So it's right they named a ship like him.

 

[Dak]

Isn't it a fairly common naval tradition to name ships after deceased distinguished officers? Eisen would definitely be considered worthy after his actions in WC3 & 4.