The Flying Dicks history goes all the way back to WW2; when Axis forces were trapped into a bottleneck and had to hold the line. The only infantry squads to be stationed at that position, at that time, were the Flying Dicks or 'Kiddy Fiddlers' known to everyone else. Anti-tank personnel were stationed in the area so none of the allied forces armoured vehicles could move forward. Commanding Officer, Sturmbannführer Klaus Wolfgang Schultz and his squad of 5 men managed to break the allied forces line long enough for the majority of the Axis armour to move forward and destroy the majority of the allied fornications before they promptly surrender the area to axis forces. The captured area allowed precious yet not enough time to hold the Russian forces back allowing the Führer to move from Berlin; unfortunately the Americans and British had already surrounded Berlin, stopping Adolf Hitler from escaping.

After the war, the surviving members of the platoon were given the Distinguished Medal of Heroism and Honour for there acts of bravery. The 32nd Flying Dicks became world renowned for there expertise in reconnaissance and stealth. Once conflict from the Second World War had died down, German militarily officials decided to recruit skilled individuals from around the world, Nagasaki Hiroshima was one of the first to be recruited for his acts in World War 2, after he hijacked an American bomber and destroyed all the MacDonald’s and the Wal-Mart department stores with rice collected from his father’s rice paddies.

When John F. Kennedy came into power, he decided those “slanty eyed, olive skinned sons of bitches had to die” thus starting the conflict in Vietnam. In the winter of 1974, Hoàng Văn Thái became very desperate in removing the anti-communist forces for Vietnam; he enrolled the help of the Kiddy Fiddlers. Although Rederich Klaus Schultz (Klaus Wolfgang Schultz’s son) was unwary to join at first he finally decided to join the Vietnamese war efforts. In war in Vietnam finally came to an end on the 30th April 1975.

The Flying Dicks had major involvement in the first gulf war. The Commanding Officer of the platoon at that time was SAS operative Lieutenant General Sir Peter Edgar de la Cour de la Billière. Although reluctant to joining the flying dicks at first, Peter de la Billière finally joined them in 1982 and rose to leading the division in 1986 and stayed with them as an unofficial member until this very day. During the gulf war The 32nd Flying Dicks managed to coordinate and executed the capture of Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.