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God - Operator
from the Navy's Seal Team Eight. A sniper who favors a .50 caliber
sniper rifle called "the Hand", his background information is found
here.
God is the solve survivor of
the original group to escape the disaster that befel the 5th Infantry
Division (Mechanized) at Kalisz.
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NON PLAYER CHARACTERS
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Kathrine "Kate" Lockwood - (1st
Leutenant, 1-5 Infantry) Intelligence Analyst assigned to 5th Division's
S-2 unit. Fled Kalisz on foot with two others but was ambushed just
outside of Krakow by "opportunists" working for the KGB.
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John Phoenix - (DELTA Operator)
An excellent linguist, he worked for R.P.Bones as a DIA mercenary
until hooking up with God and Joker in Krakow.
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R.P.Bones - (Special Forces Operator)
DIA Liaison for Strike Zulu in Krakow, now works for Col. Richard
Stark.
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Colonel Richard Stark - (Defense
Intelligence Agency) Section head of DIA operations in Krakow.
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Dr. Soames - (Civilian) English
expatriot relocated to Poland before the war began. Now has his
own practice, but works for NATO forces and Stark when necessary.
Pictured here with an unidentified
NATO unit, summer 2000.
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"the Hungarian Gunner"
- Teenage Pole from Zyardow. Acted as loader for the M60A4 for the
one engagement against the marauders.
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Henryk Hallecki - Proprietor
of the bar "Na Zdorowa" in Krakow.
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"Old Adam" Rataj -
River pilot and captain of the Vistula Krolowa.
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Karl Uller - A German refugee
who serves as Chief Mate on board the Wisla Krolowa.
Karl was killed in the Battle
for Warsaw as a traitor who led some of the Baron's troops against
the East Wall of Sielce.
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Josef Grzyech - A surly Pole
and a genius with machinery. He spends most of his time in the engine
room of the Krolowa, surfacing only when Adam calls a ship meeting
or to eat.
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Walter Matusiak - A sullen man
and a loner, Walter does very little when not working as a deck
hand except for sulk at the back of the tug and complain. He is
avoided by everyone else on board.
Walter was killed during the
Battle for Warsaw as a traitor after shooting and killing Fredryk
Elsner on the East Wall during the battle.
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MISSING IN ACTION
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Piotr Rotmistrov - (1st Leutenant)
A Ukranian spetsnaz intelligence operator seperated from his unit
and far from his homeland.
He wandered into Warsaw looking
for a place to escape the war and find a safe haven for the winter.
Rotmistrov played a part in the
Battle for Warsaw against the Black Baron and decided to remain
in the Community of Sielce after his overthrow.
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Captain Beefheart - (Captain,
1-40 Armored) Tank Commander of the M60A4 "Whole Can of Whoop Ass
(with a Commie-be-good stick)" Affinity for country music played
over loud speakers as he enters battle. Fat and greasy, sports a
WWII vintage Nazi helmet complete with silver spike on top.
(Shown here on the left with
unidentified friend early spring 2000.)
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Sanders - (Sergeant Major - Cavalry
Scout, 1-40 Armored) Over twenty years in active duty, Sanders is
a veteran of the Gulf war in addition to the many brush wars precluding
the Current Conflict. With over four years in combat during the
current exchange, Sanders suffers from acute PTSD and is quite certifiable,
but an excellent shot with the main gun of the M60A4.
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KILLED IN ACTION
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"Red"
- (Sergeant, 4-12 Cavalry) A U.S. Army Ranger born and Raised in
Mendocino, CA. Red was killed in action 14 October, 2000 on the
Western Front while assaulting a fortified bridge at Berg Muskem
on the Poland-Germany border.
Red's background information
can be found here.
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R.J. Brass
- (1st Leutenant, 2-10 Infantry) An American from Corpus Christi,
Texas. Rather dull-witted, but quite loyal and still a soldier's
soldier. First Leutenant Brass was killed in action on 14 October
2000 in a forest east of Berg Muskem on the Poland-Germany border.
Brass' background information
can be found here.
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Joker - (1st Lieutenant,
1-40 Armored) A Comanche Indian from Colorado, now the driver of
the BMP-C. Quiet and a decent outdoorsman from living on his father's
ranch.
Joker was killed in an attack
by the forces of the Black Baron in Warsaw, September 2000.
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Mike Schaefer - (1st Leutenant,
Strike Force Zulu) A medic for the ill-fated Strike Force Zulu,
Schaefer was severely wounded in the ambush, but was nursed back
to health by God. Originally from Ludington, MI.
Lt. Schaefer was killed during
an ambush of the Black Baron's ammo convoy just outside of Warsaw,
September, 2000.
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Tadeuz "Tad" Roszkowski
- An older, barrel-chested deckhand with a penchant for home-brewed
ethanol. He speaks very little english but is a very amiable sort.
Tad was killed during the sinking
of the Visla Krolowa, when a 155mm Howitzer shell impacted
on the rear deck of the tug.
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Trip - (1st Lieutenant,
1-40 Armored) Youthful Californian with a penchant for black market
drugs. Served as loader on the M60A4 until he was killed during
the destruction of the US 5th Division.
(Shown here somewhere on the
Baltic Coast early 1999.)
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Rand V. Daniels - (1st
Lieutenant - Special Forces) Separated from his unit in early 1999,
originally the driver of the M60A4, now occupies the commander position
of the BMP-B "the Jalopy". Favors a PK Machinegun.
Lt. Daniels was killed 10 August
2000 in an assault on the Najezdzcie Warsawskia.
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Gunnar Bjorsten - An operator
from the Federal Border Guard, Grenzschutzgruppe-9, was also working
for Col. Richard Stark until he was killed in a rocket attack in
Krakow.
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