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Technically, you had a FDF. And you probably should've administered it that way, since the L made the signal, unless you're willing to give up the foul on B1 and go only with the charge.
Your observer was right. The Lead put your crew in a bad spot by being too quick with a signal. Unless the crash was "Oh, my God!" quality, L should lay off that call.
(And yes, I understand it was the secondary defender, and that the secondary defender is the L's responsibility in that situation. I think the point is still valid, tho. Unless you have to have the crash, L should lay off it.)
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