The Filthy Thirteen
 

It was the night before one of the most transcendental military invasions in human history, and hundreds of C-47 Skytrains darted across the English Channel carrying thousands of brave paratroopers about to face the darkest chapter of their lives.

The warplanes carried a group of paratroopers unlike any other, with mohawk haircuts and tribal face paint. The outfit led by the rebellious and untamed Jake 'McNasty' McNiece laughed and joked even as their aircraft was engulfed by fierce German flak fire...

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I'm puzzled at the line "to the Eagles nest". You see, Don Malarky assured me that Easy Company was the first to the Eagle's nest. Above their photographic proof. Easy Co. enjoying Hitler's booze...Hitler no longer had a use for it.