Hate to be negative especially when you said it took 5 minutes but come on you have the name rampage at least use a picture of someone going on a rampage (preferably on a video game such as state or emergency it would have looked pretty good with the picture you have :/) Or some kind of impresive/awesome picture of someone doing something that would be done when going on a rampage. But yeah in terms of what you could of done but as its uk forums its not too bad 
The Most Epic One Man Armies in the History of War
James H. Howard
In January 1944,
James H. Howard and his squadron of P-51 Mustangs were escorting a formation of American bombers back from a mission to wipe out some aircraft factories near Berlin. While still over Germany, Nazi fighter planes attacked the American formation, and Howard, along with the other escorts, swooped in to defend the bombers. After a short battle, all of the German fighters were either driven off or shot down, but Howard found himself alone, separated from the rest of his squadron.
He returned to the bomber formation by himself, only to find the sky swarming with
between 30 and 40 German fighters.
The Rampage
Rather than wait for the rest of his squadron, or even hesitate for a moment, Howard blazed directly into the heart of the German fighter formation. For the next 30 minutes, Howard viciously attacked the German planes with the astonished bomber crews looking on in awe. He shot down or damaged at least six enemy aircraft and received in return only a single bullet through the wing.
Running dangerously low on fuel (remember this was all happening over Germany) and with half of his guns jammed, Howard continued to swoop in on the enemy planes and force them away from the bombers before the German aircraft eventually gave up the chase.
When Howard returned to his base in the U.K., he didn't tell anyone what had happened. Only after an inquiry by the bomber crews was Howard's identity as the legendary Mustang pilot revealed.
In a press conference a few weeks later, a reporter asked Howard why he didn't wait for the rest of his squadron, and his response was -- write this down, because you're going to want to use it any time anyone asks you why you did anything --
"He who rides a Tiger cannot dismount."
Dominic "Fats" McCarthy
Dominic "Fats" (seriously) McCarthy was an Australian soldier who fought in Gallipoli and France from the beginning of World War I. In August 1918, McCarthy was commanding a company in Northern France when the battalion on his left flank was held up by a heavily fortified German trench full of machine guns. Irritated that something was standing in the way of his storm, McCarthy took three other men with him to deal with this German trench that was causing so many problems.
The Rampage
For a guy named Fats, McCarthy could really move. He outpaced the guys who came with him and managed to avoid the torrents of hot lead being spat at him from the German guns. He arrived at the first machine gun nest, blasted it into oblivion before the other guys could catch up and, without pausing for breath, launched a one-man blitzkrieg on the entire German trench system, armed only with a standard rifle and a s..tload of grenades.
McCarthy captured five machine guns, killed 22 Germans and captured 50 more. He secured
half a kilometer of German trench by himself. The Germans were so impressed with his fighting that when they surrendered they
patted him on the back and told him what a good job he'd done beating the everloving Jes.. out of them across 500 meters of heavily fortified trenches.He was awarded the Victoria Cross for his actions, now largely considered to be the finest piece of individual fighting in the entire war.
