[b]Name:[/b] Roger Greenberg

[b]Gender:[/b] Male

[b]Age:[/b] 64

[b]Birthplace:[/b] New York City, New York

[b]Appearance:[/b]
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[b]Personality:[/b] Roger has a somewhat inconsistent personality. Most of the time he is serious both in his attitude and in his tone. He is hesitant to public displays of affection or empathy, preffering them only in private. He is quick to anger but never violent, only if he's pushed around too much, then he might become violent too. He curses a lot, especially when he is angry. He highly critical about pretty much anything he dosen't like. He is also homophobic and is not ashamed to show it.

[b]Occupation before the breakout:[/b] Gunsmith & Freelance motorcycle repairman

[b]Skills:[/b]
- Military training: As a former member of the US military, Roger has all the necessary skills that a soldier should have.
- Handy man: Roger is good at a wide range of repairs, typically around the home like plumbing, light electric jobs, fixing a door, mounting or replacing stuff and typically pretty much all kinds of household repairs.
- Gunsmithing: Ever since retiring from the military Roger has worked as a gunsmith, repairing, modifying, building and performing all kinds of tasks on them.
- Motorcycle mechanic: Roger is good at working with motorcycles, repairing them, changing parts, etc.

[b]Fears/Incompetencies:[/b]
- He lost his left leg in the Gulf War and has been wearing a prosthetic leg ever since. Four years ago he replaced it with a more modern one.
- Roger is not exactly young anymore. No matter how capable he may be, the fact that he is old now is a weakness by itself.

[b]Equipment:[/b]
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- [url=http://www.carolinashootersclub.com/attachments/20160208-dsc_0602-3-jpg.132296/]Springfield M1A Socom 16 rifle[/url]
- [url=http://www.gpknives.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/800x/3d3f317666956ee07a3550dd00d02d6e/9/7/97am18ds.jpg]Cold Steel Machete Plus[/url]
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- [url=http://www.cars-on-line.com/photo/81500/48indian81599-2.jpg]1948 Indian Chief motorcycle[/url]
- A backpack containing two spare t-shirts, a water bottle, two cans of tuna fish, a pack of toast, and a fork.
- In the saddlebags of his motorcycle he has all the magazines for his rifle, six 20 round mags and one 10 round mag, as well as two [url=http://cdn5.luckygunner.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/1036x1036/89186606949bbcd1c9e3309e80a0d7d0/4/0/4000b7b9cf1843ed926a2f26c5a6349f_2.jpg]20 round boxes of .308 Winchester ammunition[/url].

[b]History:[/b] Born in 1952, Roger is a former war veteran. In 1969 he joined the US military and shortly after becoming a soldier he was sent to fight in Vietnam. He was captured by the communists in 1971 and spent the next two years in a Vietnamese prison camp up until his release in 1973 due to Operation Homecoming which brought him and other 590 prisoners of war back home in the US. He spent the last two years of the war back home, recovering from his ordeal and didn't perform too many military duties. Around that time he also got married to his high school love, a woman named Allison, Roger liked to call her Sally. In 1976 she gave birth to the couple's first child, a boy named Frank. That was followed by another boy in 1980, which was called Chris. In 1983 Sally would give birth to yet another boy, named Joe, much to Roger's dissapointment who badly wanted a girl ever since Frank was born. Sadly though in 1986, Roger lost both his wife and his oldest son Frank after they were ran over by a drunk driver. His wife who took most of the blow died imidieatly while his son Frank died at the hospital after numerous ressuscitation attempts. His superiors offered him time to mourn but Roger respectfully refused and the next day he returned to his military duties.

In 1989 Roger, back then a Sergeant First Class, took part in the invasion of Panama and later in the Gulf War of 1990-1991. He lost his left leg in the Gulf War and was discharged with honors from the military. He was provided with a prostethic leg, which allowed him to move again. After his military career he followed gunsmithing courses and got certified in gunsmithing, taking a job at a gunsmithing shop. He was also repairing motorcycles occasionally and for a fair price. For some reason his relationship with his son Chris was always cold, with Roger refusing many times to explain why. The last straw was drawn when Chris was 24 and he got his father's car, a 1969 Dodge Charger R/T, impounded because of street racing. The two had a huge argument back then with Roger losing his cool and ending up hitting Chris with a fist in the mouth, busting his lower lip. Chris left the house that day, moving in with his long time girlfriend at the time, Michelle. 

The two of them haven't talked to each other ever since and rarely seen eye to eye. Although Roger was constantly aware of what his son has been doing from his younger son Joe, which was still had a close relationship with Chris.