Destroyers​

Throughout group kickings history Palringo users have often created second and third accounts to do the kicking so to protect their main accounts, the Group Kicking Task Force was the first clan to start naming these accounts and using them for group kicking, they called them Destroyers. The name was passed on to kicking clans

With the GKTF
With the Group Kicking Task Force, Destroyers were implimented late but proved effective in large numbers, the clan created 16 Destroyers and used them regularly, they weren't numbered in any particular order having a "D" followed by three random numerics (Eg: D-502). But they had names which were often symbolic to kicking.

When the GKTF were mass banned these Destroyers unfortunate enough to be forgotten and left in a group the GKTF hid them in known as "GKTF Dry Docks" the group is still there today but requires unique unicode for access.

HH-D1 Destroyer
After proving their worth with the GKTF the Head Hunters created 6 Destroyers and assigned all of them to HH Kicking Team 2, they have served with high success until two were barred after a Jamming attack went wrong.

However due to their low level effect on an individual level, the HH-D1's of the 42nd Destroyer Wing were retired in July 2013, the 4 remaining have been moved to No. 49 Reserve Squadron after being replaced by the XAD-1 Auto Destroyer.

XAD/AD-1 Auto Destroyer
After the clan lost 2 Destroyers it was becoming increasingly obvious that they would have to be taken off the "front line" of group kicking where they had spent so long, again Frozen conversed with Ethan Graham about a solution which in turn, was the XAD-1.

Ethan used the base code of Ultimate Doom's auto-kicking component and pieced together the Auto-Destroyer in a few days, creating not a solution but a more potent attack.

The XAD-1 was tested on practice target groups and due to it's easy handling went to the members of the 42nd DW (now the 2nd Battle Grou) without any need to practice too much. As of July 18 2013, there are 6 HH-AD1's with the 42nd.