[centre][hr][img]https://cdna.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/001/560/528/large/dan-milligan-jungle-005.jpg?1448563049[/img] [img]https://fontmeme.com/permalink/200201/5a66f9afccde704ab2044808e6b0d82a.png[/img] [hr] [color=Silver][i]In the measly year of 1959, the world was on the brink of yet another global conflict. At the heart of it all lies the solitary nation of Vietnam, brought to its knees by a vicious outcry for civil war. Ideology ruled the tides of battle, leaving many to drop dead in the harsh jungles of its once peaceful habitat. It became a struggle between the North and South: violent communist reformists battled against ruthless unitary presidential constitutional republic, backed mostly by international influences. With a taste for blood, the deployment of unimaginable machines saw warfare reach a turning point, highlighting the struggle between conventional engagement and unconventional means of battle. Nations all over the globe watched as the melting pot for chaos spiralled out of control, throwing global superpowers into the fray for personal gain and the suppression of opposing ideologies. Soon, the Vietnam War had been born, with thousands being swept up in its tidal inertia. Soldiers were brought in overseas to reinforce either the Northern or Southern combatants, training them, fighting and dying alongside them, only to see the horrors of war stain their cold, heartless skins. Men and women globally were no longer citizens, but killers, murderers and the juries of death itself. Every bullet became drenched in foreign and native blood. The jungles were set ablaze with fire; anguish ruled the streets of previously unheard cities. Fury became a language everyone understood, and suffering became one that everyone spoke. Vietnam was not the same. As the Second World War ended in 1948, prolonged by internal and external battles beyond the crusade against fascism, the United States of America found itself in a precarious spot. Before the closure of the greatest conflict known to man, it had found itself a secondary adversary: the Soviet Union of Russia. In its waning years, the conflict saw the expansion of diesel, petrol and crude machinery built solely to destroy its opposition. Soon enough, vehicles were mounted onto varying chassis, brought with limbs and greater firepower. Harsh terrain was easier to overcome as battle tanks could simply clamber over them, one leg at a time. Firepower grew exponentially and the chants for further experimentation grew further. On the last month of the Second World War, a bloody engagement between the United States and Soviet Union broke out in Prague, disillusioned by their differences and urge to control previously German territories. Though it came to a close quickly, its legacy did not fade away. Politicians and citizens of America were now convinced the true enemy laid beyond the newly founded Iron Curtain, and soon the call to suppress the spread of Communism had begun. First came the swift belittlement of North Korea, maintaining an unstable democratic government on the peninsula. Yet in 1956, their fears spread to Vietnam, a once silent and oppressed member of the Allied Alliance. In 1958, military advisers were swapped out for trained soldiers, and battles between the Northern Vietnamese and the United States military soon became a reality. War had begun, allowing for a brutal showcase of unheard behemoths, mechs, infantrymen, aeronautical bombardment and death to take centre stage. Welcome to Vietnam, how long will it take for you to break?[/i][/color] [hider=Notable Events]--- [img]https://fontmeme.com/permalink/200204/50cf74cddc5f92535936b52285f901d0.png[/img] --- [color=Silver][b][u]1942[/u][/b] - [i]Project: Landcrawler[/i] begins in the United Kingdom under Commonwealth funding, experimenting with alternative armoured mobillity and traversing technology. Primarily, the focus lies on mechanical limb-based movement. Initially created to tackle mountainous terrain. Once American funding comes through, the project begins to focus on breeding a new [i]universal[/i] tank for deployment. - [i]The First Indochina Crisis[/i] begins, where an early revolutionary movement attempts to break french occupation, only for a larger Japanese force to replace it in its absence. Alternative ideologies begin to spread throughout the land. [b][u]1943[/u][/b] - [i]Project: Landcrawler[/i] completes its first successful model of tank, known as the [url=https://www.shapeways.com/forum/attachments/british-1-jpg.181404/]'Spider Mk. I'[/url]. Based on the Churchill chassis, the vehicle reduced a lot of its armour for weight balance and mobility, making it less effective than the initial version it was up against. Live tests were soon conducted within Greece once a Commonwealth naval invasion succeeded. Its performance was mixed, allowing for decent coverage of terrain and fairing well against Italian Armour, however there was far too much that needed improving to make it combat effective everywhere. - [i]Project: Opposition[/i] begins in the Soviet Union under secrecy, hoping to exploit its ally's engineering for alternative armour production. Germany secretly launches its own project similar to its oppositions, this time looking to instead find a vehicle perfectly suited to battling armoured tanks more effectively. - [i]Captured British[/i] models sent to the German capital allow quick testing to go forth, creating a first prototype model of a light walking tank capable of greater mobility and lowering the crew count for the vehicle to operate. Testing proves that urban environments are perfect for these models, and plans to create an 'uberpanzer' are drawn up with the idea that one walker can fend off several conventional tanks through coordination, mobility and dexterity. - [i]American Walkers[/i] are quickly taken into testing, giving the United States more to work with in improving the British Model. Alternatively, the 'Spider Mk. II' is deployed into Greece and influences the push to Albania successfully. [b][u]1943[/u][/b] - [i]With the help of American[/i] Marine divisions, a collaboration between the Allied and Indochinese resistance cells manage to slowly put an end to Japanese occupation by the end of Spring. Relations between the Indochinese and Allied forces soften for a while, with Vietnam becoming a focal naval coastline for ships in the near future. - [i]The Soviet Union[/i] manages to deploy its first walker model, maintaining the quadrupedal design first proposed by the Commonwealth. Though unreliable, the requirements and lower requirements for crew numbers allowed them to be pumped out, and at first they saw great success. Skilled Soviet Tank aces were reported to take on groups of three panzers at a time and still come out on top, utilising strafing and more fluid movement to better traverse the battlefield. Newspapers herald the Russian aces as 'Steel Animals'. - [i]America deploys the[/i] 'Stonewall' Walker, a refined and uniquely built quadrupedal utilising an original chassis and movement drive, allowing for more comfortable movement sideways, rearwards and with scaling uphill. Several are sent to the Chinese Front to create panic along the Japanese frontline whilst most are kept within island hopping operations. Equally, the British release the 'Spider Mk. III' and the 'Walcroft Mk. I', named after its creator, the first bipedal scout walker. [b][u]1944-5[/u][/b] - [i]German Walkers[/i] are deployed in large waves across Europe. With several landings across Europe being made by the allies, the tanks become the greatest obstacle for its opposing forces. The birth of walker-to-walker combat is born, and skilled crewmen are born as celebrities for their adaptation to urban, forest, hilled, plain, arctic and mountainous warfare throughout the years. The frontline stagnates until late 1945. - [i]Confident in its airpower[/i], the United States repurposes old airship designs to create an aeronautical [i=https://i.pinimg.com/originals/7d/9d/d3/7d9dd34483d8e5a010b1283e0c08c659.jpg]aircraft carrier[/i], testing its capabilities in China. Designed to hover over large landmasses and move along the developing frontline. Though the idea is heavily criticised, it proves somewhat useful in low-density areas for aerial warfare, allowing smaller aircraft to make greater journeys inland where foreign territory might not have airfields. - [i]The Soviet Union[/i] starts to focus on creating a quality-based walker, hoping to use it for stagnated frontline pockets. Tests are successful and it becomes a useful counter to the German Walkers, which are far superior in design. [b][u]1946-7[/u][/b] - [i]Japan surrenders[/i] at the end of 1946 with the belated dropping of the atomic bomb. With the pacific clear, attention on Indochina diminishes and allows for a certain independence movement to gain traction whilst its authoritative masters' eyes were elsewhere. Soon after, the Chinese Civil War ends with the Communist Regime standing on top. - [i]French landings[/i] increase tenfold and the reliance on skilled fighters soon becomes apparent. Axis troops are equipped with more reliable walkers, this time focusing on armour as well as mobility. They are seen as a perfect defensive armoured vehicle, proving their worth across Western Europe. The Soviet Union pushes inward and relieves half of the once lost Polish territory. Italy still refuses to throw its towel in for the war and makes several successful assaults in Southern France. - [i]Specialised Walkers[/i] are first conceived by the Germans as varying models are deployed. Walking artillery platforms, anti-infantry flamethrower variants of older designs and even a heavily protected troop carrier are spotted across the frontline, diversifying the potentials for walker combat. Most successfully, anti-air walkers becomes pivotal for supporting large scale battles. [b][u]1948[/u][/b] - [i]The final year[/i] of the Second World War sees the German Army collapse under two combined offences. APCs and Walkers, supported heavily by infantry, are sent to strategic locations, cities and frontiers to break down the army. The retreat into German territory begins. Italy collapses once Germany refocuses itself on the mainland. - [i]Indochina[/i] celebrates a year since its supposed liberation, truly believing that the European and Pacific powers were not to return to their homelands and exploit their position in the Asian theatre any longer. Unfortunately for them, they were wrong. - [i]During a siege in Prague[/i], American forces clash with Soviet forces, cutting one another off from their supposed frontlines. A month long battle between the German army, Soviet battlements and American divisions creates what is known as the [i]Prague Incident[/i], permanently souring relations between both allied sides. At first, German forces used captured soviet vehicles to ambush American convoys, and vice versa. Though diplomacy from both nations relied on securing peace, many forces continued to fight one another out of confusion, anxiety or pure intrigue on whether their future oppositions would be weak enough to combat. - [i]The Second World War[/i] finally ends in 1948, with the collapse of the German Reich. Territories across central Europe are divided by the victors, creating the official separation of ideology and cultures. Forms of democracy sat on the West and to the East, the Communist curtain soon formed in their wake. Months later, concerns about their once great allies soon fell to distrust. [/color] -- [img]https://fontmeme.com/permalink/200204/9f3ae81c500c32c4b90dda1e9a1f467c.png[/img] -- [color=Silver][b][u]1950-3[/u][/b] - [i]With the Second World War[/i] finally over and peace settling in, immediately the relations between the West and the East sour as allies soon turn to clear rivals. Soviet expansion into the Middle East indicates their goal to further spread communism and secure its own future into a 'World Revolution'. - [i]The Korean Civil War[/i] begins, only lasting five months before ending in a Southern victory. However, disappointment lays on the victors as the government remains barely any different to its Northern counterpart. Contest between the Korean and Chinese borders drag on for years to follow, with America having only been involved in the war with intelligence and not physical involvement. - [i]In 1951[/i], the French reoccupy Indochina, sparking the Second Indochinese Crisis. Ho Chi Minh leads the uprising and successfully drives the French occupants out by 1953, allowing indochina to form three new nations: Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia. However, disagreements immediately split Vietnam into two sides by the end of 1953, and a republic opposition was formed to combat the spread of communism, backed mainly by the United States. Further distrust for the American government spreads in Vietnam. - [i]Tensions rise[/i] in Europe, and under an act unprecedented, the United States President [b]John C. Ackingworth[/b] grants the Berlin split to the Soviet Union under the pressure of the communist threat. Ackingworth is criticised for the rest of his presidential career over the act, which he justified by stating it helped soften the relations with their global allies. Many cited his act as the same mistake of Chamberlain's "Appeasement" strategy prior the Second World War. Ackingworth's chances of reelection are scattered. - [i]The American Military[/i] finalises most of its equipment, maintaining the use of Walkers in both Battletank and Scouting roles. Four aeronautical aircraft carriers are constructed and updated to the current technological standard and investment into remodelling the armed forces is quickly approved. [b][u]1954-6[/u][/b] - [i]The Republic of Vietnam[/i] suffers an Officer's Coup from sympathisers to Ho Chi Minh's regime, killing its President and igniting the Vietnamese Civil War. The ARVN is pitted against the NVA, as well as serf militias following strategies previously used to oust the French overlords years before. America sends volunteer advisers to indirectly grant strategic superiority to the South whilst China and the Soviet Union secretly do the same to the North. It becomes clearer that all the major powers are supplying equipment to their favoured side. - [i]1956, a new President is elected[/i]. Jeremy Richmond gains major popularity in his anti-communist ideals, seeing the spread in Indochina as a major threat to the balance of the democratic world. He vows to continue support for the Southern Vietnamese and ARVN, sending instructors and training equipment to their favoured ideology. Several ships are stationed near vital ports defensively, though no direct involvement in the war begins. Richmond vows to escalate American involvement if necessary. [b][u]1957-8[/u][/b] - [i]American Airbases[/i] are constructed within the South of Vietnam, hoping to provide reconnaissance and intelligence-based support for the Republic of Vietnam. Four instances of American aircraft being shot down raise the call to arms further, and the recruitment drive in the United States increases for preemptive insertion. Walker Production is increased and many soldiers are briefed for an inevitable conflict soon to come. Women are granted equal placements within the United States Military, further bulking their numbers after a disappointing increase in recruits. - [i]Through careful diplomacy[/i], the American Government believes that it will not face military opposition from the Soviet and Chinese forces, stating that its war justification is granted by NVA assaults on American property. Advisers and garrison units are killed in the 'Fort Broom' assault, in which 130+ American servicemen were killed and a further 20 were captured. - [i]February, 1958,[/i] the United States declares war on the Northern Vietnamese Army, hoping to aid the South physically. Soldiers are sent over in large groups, beginning the American Intervention to the Vietnam War. The war would continue into the present day, 1959, where unconventional warfare, new devised machines and tactics not yet faced on a grand scale demonised the frontier that had forged miles away from American soil. Several nations would send their own forces to assist the Americans, such as the Australian and New Zealand forces, increasing the fighting capacity of the United States. [/color] [/hider] [/centre] Hello, ladies and gentlemen, to [i][b]1959: Into the Darkness[/b][/i], a dieselpunk Vietnam experience focusing on the troubles, victories, triumphs, horrors and dissonance of war. Relying heavily on that juicy alternative universe excitement, we'll be entering the frontlines of Vietnam, beginning on the American/Coalition. Things are subject to change, but that's for the characters to figure out overtime. The story we're going to tell isn't going to be an over-arching one, at least not for now. Starting with skirmishes, big battles or simple behind-the-line off duty life, the characters will adjust to their new environment away from American soil. As discussed in the interest check, the "plot" will be dictated by us to begin with, before eventually cultivating into a larger and more unifying story later on. Character interactions and relationships are key throughout the story and to keeping the journey fresh and spicy. Here, we'll detail the journeys of several men and women serving in the military, whether as infantrymen, pilots to a walker, mechanics, or other unique roles that can be granted upon request. I look forward to branching out and seeing where this setting takes us, and how far we go down the rabbit hole of insanity in these dark jungles. As you will have noticed, the dieselpunk setting is a bit weird to try and narrow down the technological wonders introduced into our scenario. I've tried to keep a somewhat moderate approach to it and will sometimes deny technology that doesn't suit the designs of our characters. After all, we are not to be playing overpowered protagonists to the war, but simply protagonists to our own personal stories and tales of involvement in the conflict. As the story goes on, there will be more opportunities to become a more important figure in the grand scheme of life, but for now we will remain amongst a sea of thousands sent to fight a war they do not understand. Some may accept it, or even encourage it, whilst others may dislike and detest the war in its entirety. All these differences in personality, race and more defining characteristics will bring together and separate the characters as people, alternatively allowing for some greater interaction opportunities. The focus won't always be on combat. Hopefully, by introducing a collaborative environment, you have the choice to spend as much time away from the frontline in Vietnamese cities, forward operating bases and more if you desire, as well as setting up patrols, ambushes, battles and small engagements across the lands you've been placed within. With that being said, I think it's at least wise to drop the character sheet below: [centre][hider=Character Sheet][hr] [color=Silver][i]An image of the character could go here. Ensure this is heavily detailed as well in the appearance segment too.[/i][/color][hr] [color=Gold][b]Name[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Should be simple enough[/color] [color=Gold][b]Gender[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Ditto[/color] [color=Gold][b]Age[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Years and date of birth. All characters are required to be above the age of 17, with 18 being the minimum, especially if they are military based. Civilian secondary characters have more freedom, however, to go beyond those boundaries.[/color] [color=Gold][b]Sexuality[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Not required, but can be implemented if you wish[/color] [color=Gold][b]Nationality[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Whilst most of the characters, I presume, will be of American descent, other nationalities are available, such as Vietnamese, Korean, Australian, Kiwi and all other serving people of the American military. If any nationality seems out of place but is still desired, do ask the GM or Co-GM about this. State location of birth as well to narrow down their origin.[/color] [hr] [color=Gold][b]Appearance[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Description of how they look, physically as well as in their uniform. There are differentiation in the army's clothing when it comes to both their role and personality, meaning that some are easily identifiable based upon their additional adjustments to their uniform. Mention these as well.[/color] [color=Gold][b]Height[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Easy enough[/color] [color=Gold][b]Personality[/b][/color] [color=Silver]What kind of person are they usually, both on duty and off duty?[/color] [hr] [color=Gold][b]Rank[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Ranks are going to be requested in most cases. Most American military characters will be based around Private and Private First-Class, but more experienced characters can request slightly higher positions like Corporal and Sergeant. Crewman ranks are a bit more lenient however, seeing as their command can be limited to their armoured platoons alone. Other character types, such as pilots if requested, again can move to a more accurate rank.[/color] [color=Gold][b]Role[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Their role signifies [i]what[/i] they specifically do within Vietnam. If they are an infantryman, you have reign over a lot of combat roles, from basic riflemen to machine gunners, grenadiers, flamethrower operators, marksmen etc. For armoured roles or specialised roles, these are also flexible.[/color] [color=Gold][b]Equipment[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Their equipment will mostly depend on what role they serve and acts as their usual "on-hand" tools, weapons and gadgets when they are on-duty. Equipment can also include some more personal items, charms and whatnot to single them out from other soldiers, as long as it isn't some sort of overpowered nuclear dispenser. Unique special gear and weaponry should be requested just to make sure it doesn't overstep boundaries.[/color] [hr] [color=Gold][b]Biography[/b][/color] [color=Silver]The account of who they were before the war, their life growing up and how they became to be who they are now. Involve their eventual inclusion into the military, including the vital reasons why.[/color] [color=Gold][b]Affiliations[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Who are they families, major friends or life-impacting individuals with prior to the war's beginning?[/color] [color=Gold][b]Relationships[/b][/color] [color=Silver]An optional segment that can be updated as it goes along, though most of the time this can just be merged into the affiliations tab.[/color] [color=Gold][b]Character Theme[/b][/color] [color=Silver]Not necessary, but can be used if wished.[/color] [/hider] [/centre] All of the Character Sheets can be edited and designed in whatever way you desire, as long as it includes the necessary information. Feel free to add additional headers and information tabs to your sheet. Make sure to post them into the OOC for review before you submit it to the character tab in case there's any changes that need to be made. If there are problems with a character sheet, I'll try to work around and find alternatives in order to make it fit, though on a rare occasion we might have to, of course, deny it. Make sure to message myself or the Co-GM if you have any requests about the character prior to making the sheet, just to make sure you don't use your time on something that may not be applicable to the story. Now, to help with some character building, especially with equipment, I'll at least make a simple list below of some expected US Equipment to be used. Again, specialised gear can be requested to me that fall outside of these categories, or are not included. Depending on what it is, and how I think it suits the RP setting, I'll either accept or deny the equipment you choose to bring in. [centre][hider=Common Equipment][i]Reminder, this is just some of the most common equipment and vehicles seen in the war, and things not on this list can be used if necessary. Also note that for the firearms, this is more of a guide as to what sort of weapons are used and will be used by most NPCs. Most are real with some unique diversions from reality in unused ones. If you are using special attachments, make sure to let me know, such as scopes, optics, and magazine changes etc. Also keep in mind, there are more types of vehicles, weaponry and gadgets found in this war, so do suggest new arrivals if you need/want to add more to the mix.[/i] [color=Silver][b][u]Standard Issue-Firearms[/u][/b] [url=https://gamepedia.cursecdn.com/theskies_gamepedia/thumb/e/ea/M16.png/350px-M16.png?version=1cb11fbcd821017260fd5cdda030d88e]M16[/url] [url=https://263i3m2dw9nnf6zqv39ktpr1-wpengine.netdna-ssl.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/403012763c36a9a34b94890be972b4b9-1200x0-c-default.jpg]M14[/url] [url=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2b/Rifle_M21_2.jpg]M21[/url] [url=https://i.pinimg.com/originals/db/ef/cb/dbefcb48b8471b7167a53e3b4cfdaa70.jpg]M40[/url] [url=https://i.pinimg.com/originals/42/e9/9d/42e99da69929243d44329311367f4770.jpg]M21A2[/url] [url=https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b2/71/2d/b2712d2129aaa40547384911655ffef4.jpg]Tampara Special Purpose Shotgun[/url] [url=https://66.media.tumblr.com/19390825b9d74d217682bc8186cb3e43/tumblr_p5smnh1vZJ1uryk28o2_500.jpg]M029 Carbine[/url] [url=https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/battlefield/images/e/e9/M60.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100110045508]M60[/url] [url=https://i.pinimg.com/originals/2e/82/2c/2e822c4f8e1728c952255746ab4773ac.jpg]M63 LMG[/url] [url=https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/metalgear/images/1/15/M1911A1.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20090226234313]M1911A1 Service Pistol[/url] [url=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/M1917_revolver.jpg]M1917 Revolver[/url] [url=https://nationalinterest.org/sites/default/files/main_images/CqEr8TDWgAImfCa.jpg]Gyrojet AP-Grenadier[/url] [url=https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/49/M79_Grenade_Launcher_%287414625716%29.jpg]M79 Grenade Launcher[/url] [url=https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/guns/images/0/04/M2_flamethrower.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20180722102828]M2 Flamethrower[/url] [b][u]Mechanised Walkers[/u][/b] [url=https://media.moddb.com/cache/images/groups/1/1/897/thumb_620x2000/Fighter_of_tanks_by_TugoDoomER.jpg]M1957 'Stonewall' Heavy Walker[/url] [url=https://www.giraffedays.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/keith-thompson-leviathan.jpg]M100 'Paragon' Armoured Command Vehicle[/url] [url=https://images.dakkadakka.com/gallery/2014/5/11/611744_md-Dust%2C%20Mech%2C%20Sherman%2C%20World%20War%202.jpg]M501 'Stalker' Medium Bipedal Tank[/url] [url=https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/f/11703b48-ccbf-424a-86ef-a10a76329eea/d4stwi1-978e9293-4af7-40a9-a0e5-2bee59fe8bf6.jpg?token=eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJzdWIiOiJ1cm46YXBwOjdlMGQxODg5ODIyNjQzNzNhNWYwZDQxNWVhMGQyNmUwIiwiaXNzIjoidXJuOmFwcDo3ZTBkMTg4OTgyMjY0MzczYTVmMGQ0MTVlYTBkMjZlMCIsIm9iaiI6W1t7InBhdGgiOiJcL2ZcLzExNzAzYjQ4LWNjYmYtNDI0YS04NmVmLWExMGE3NjMyOWVlYVwvZDRzdHdpMS05NzhlOTI5My00YWY3LTQwYTktYTBlNS0yYmVlNTlmZThiZjYuanBnIn1dXSwiYXVkIjpbInVybjpzZXJ2aWNlOmZpbGUuZG93bmxvYWQiXX0.YE6fegN21rpTbwqCpK0CJyKiPK_Ed6GW3pHWTcWB4io]M101 'Chariot' Scout Walker[/url] [b][u]Armoured Vehicles[/u][/b] [url=https://i.pinimg.com/originals/58/dd/26/58dd26ac73823ebd71f98e0e076f0bcb.jpg]M350 'Musketeer' Light Assault Vehicle[/url] [url=https://jpegshare.net/images/8b/49/8b497fc6e91617df6fdb06c7fe79a402.jpg]M351 'Beetle' Light Transport Car[/url] [b][u]Aerial Vehicles[/u][/b] [url=https://ksr-ugc.imgix.net/assets/000/165/700/d4d6247b8cab35a4ff6afb13206617e6_original.JPG?ixlib=rb-2.1.0&w=680&fit=max&v=1347962414&auto=format&gif-q=50&q=92&s=b641700fd8d8e40f3b800228f3c8d292]UTP 'Hardy'[/url] [url=https://www.flyer.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Huey-side-view-one-1000x645.jpg]UH-1 'Huey'[/url] [url=https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca887773594c2.wixmp.com/i/21abc1c3-0c6e-4e72-b3fc-7c7f53f83a06/d8kt115-7643a157-f261-4d89-892c-0e70098e7a5f.png]F-140 Ground Attack Aircraft[/url] [url=https://farm7.staticflickr.com/6024/5910125916_04011cc849.jpg]F-162 Reconnaissance Fighter[/url] [/color] [/hider] [/centre] With this being said, I'd like to thank you for reading and potentially taking interest in this Roleplay scenario we have set up. I may not have covered everything that you'd like to know in the OOC Thread here, so do not be afraid to ask any questions towards me or [@Lady Selune], our Co-GM. I would love to see how far we get into this story and the creation of many side plots with our characters. Whether you're likely to take more time in the city, watching the soldiers on and off-duty move in and out, interacting and focusing on simply living there, or whether you're going to take an investment into the combat (or both) I hope you enjoy yourselves as much as I will! Feel free to list your interest below if you haven't already and we'll see you in the jungles, ladies and gentlemen. [centre][url=https://discord.gg/HFy8ZyQ][b]Discord[/b][/url][/centre]