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Pre-Series
Before the Great War
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1897
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1906
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1908
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1911
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- Rebecca Cunningham is born
in Cape Suzette.
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The Great
War
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1914
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- The Great War begins, plunging
world powers into armed conflict.
Flight captain Joe McGee
heroically saves his crew from a burning plane,
disabling his leg in the process. Grounded for
life, McGee opens a legendary flight school on
the outskirts of a remote badlands area.
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1916
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- Thembrian lieutenant commander
Ivanod Spigot distinguishes himself in the
Battle of Bulldoon.
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1917
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- Rick Sky, leader of the
legendary Squadron of Seven, wins a victory for
allied forces in the decisive Battle of the Great
War.
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1918
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After the
Great War
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1921
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1922
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- Legendary flight instructor Joe
McGee passes away.
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1925
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- Shere Khan becomes chairman
and CEO of Khan Industries.
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1929
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1932
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- Kit Cloudkicker is placed
in an orphanage.
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1934
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- Don Karnage forms his own
band of Air Pirates. The Iron Vulture,
a giant air carrier of the Great War era,
is stolen by the Air Pirates along with plans and
prototypes of the CT-37 fighter.
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1935
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1936
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1938
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- Kit Cloudkicker leaves the
orphanage and strikes out on his own.
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The Series
Begins Baloo & Louie's Adventures
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1940
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- Thaddeus E. Klang kidnaps
archeologist Katie Dodd and resurrects the lost city
of Tinabula. Baloo and Louie thwart Klang's plan
to use Tinabula's great weapon to terrorize the
world, destroying the city in the process. Klang
vanishes without a trace.
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- Kit Cloudkicker joins the
Air Pirates.
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"Plunder
& Lightning"
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1941
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- The Sub-Electron Amplifier
is completed at a Khan Industries research facility.
Subsequently, the amplifier is stolen from Khan
Flight 127 by Air Pirates, then swiped from the
Pirates by Kit Cloudkicker.
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- Kit Cloudkicker and Baloo
meet for the first time. Baloo loses his business
to Rebecca Cunningham, who establishes Higher
for Hire Air Cargo Service.
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- Don Karnage and his Air
Pirates attack Cape Suzette with a lightning gun,
during the historic Invasion of Cape Suzette. In
destroying the lightning gun, the Sea Duck
is demolished, but Rebecca
Cunningham has it rebuilt a week later.
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The Series
Era Highlights
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1941
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- Kit
joins Daring Dan's air circus for a brief period.
Dan is later arrested by police for exploitation.
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- A series
of mysterious disappearances occur along the Master
Run, a Khan Industries route that runs between
the Twin Spires. The disappearances are revealed
to be the work of Air Pirates, who use two giant
mirrors between the spires to trick pilots into
crash-landing.
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- Martin Torque's
Auto-Aviator mechanical pilot is put into
mass production by Khan Industries, causing a cataclysmic
drop in pilot employment within the aviation industry.
The Auto-Aviator is discontinued shortly thereafter
due to design flaws.
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- Shere
Khan allegedly strikes a deal with Air Pirates
to stage a fuel shortage in order to raise gasoline
prices.
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- Baloo
discovers the fabled city of Panda-La, and
thwarts an attempt by the supposedly peaceful Pandas
to conquer Cape Suzette.
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- In a historic
moment, Baloo and Wildcat break the sound
barrier.
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- Rick Sky is found alive
in the North Sea; he and his men had been caught
in a snowstorm and remained trapped in the icy White
Cliffs of Rover for twenty years, preserved without
age. The silver treasure is recovered and Rick's
logbook is placed in the Cape Suzette Museum of
History.
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