Name: Francis Jackson
Age: 35
Rank: First Sergeant, Section leader
Nationality: Caucasian
Physical Description: Francis has an unfriendly no-nonsense attitude, with deliberate and quick moves guiding his 6’ muscled mass. A Texan native, his skin is always brown or red from the sun, fitting well with his thick moustache and aviator sunglasses.
History: Born on the 20th of March, 1926 to a poor family in Texas that became even poorer due to the economic crisis, when the draft caught up to Frank in early 1945 he saw it as a relief from poverty. He was not opposed to joining up, either, since his father fought in WWI and came back a decorated hero. In basic training, he was noted for disobedience and excellent physical condition and marksmanship: both of which factored in him being assigned to the 101st in April 1944. Rotting away until 1946 in Germany, he was sent stateside and eventually demobilised. However, when the Korean War erupted he volunteered for service with the Army, doing two tours of duty, earning a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart on the way. After this, he decided to remained in the Army and requested a transfer to his old 101st, which was entertained and has ever since been with the Screaming Eagles. In his decade of peaceful service, he has done another tour in Germany and risen to the rank of First Sergeant. With a burning hatred of communism, he sits out his days in the army bullying recruits and greenhorn Lieutenants alike, waiting for some action. And boy, did he get it.
Equipment: Standard American uniform, rig, helmet, water bottle, everything.
M14 rifle
Aviator sunglasses
A cigarette case, always filled.
Age: 35
Rank: First Sergeant, Section leader
Nationality: Caucasian
Physical Description: Francis has an unfriendly no-nonsense attitude, with deliberate and quick moves guiding his 6’ muscled mass. A Texan native, his skin is always brown or red from the sun, fitting well with his thick moustache and aviator sunglasses.
History: Born on the 20th of March, 1926 to a poor family in Texas that became even poorer due to the economic crisis, when the draft caught up to Frank in early 1945 he saw it as a relief from poverty. He was not opposed to joining up, either, since his father fought in WWI and came back a decorated hero. In basic training, he was noted for disobedience and excellent physical condition and marksmanship: both of which factored in him being assigned to the 101st in April 1944. Rotting away until 1946 in Germany, he was sent stateside and eventually demobilised. However, when the Korean War erupted he volunteered for service with the Army, doing two tours of duty, earning a Bronze Star and a Purple Heart on the way. After this, he decided to remained in the Army and requested a transfer to his old 101st, which was entertained and has ever since been with the Screaming Eagles. In his decade of peaceful service, he has done another tour in Germany and risen to the rank of First Sergeant. With a burning hatred of communism, he sits out his days in the army bullying recruits and greenhorn Lieutenants alike, waiting for some action. And boy, did he get it.
Equipment: Standard American uniform, rig, helmet, water bottle, everything.
M14 rifle
Aviator sunglasses
A cigarette case, always filled.