In reply to Yefreytor Viktorya 'Vita' Nowak (msg # 126):

The scene at the airfield was about normal for the survivors of A and B Co 1-40 and the others. The Soviet junior Sergeant attempting to grab Vita collapsed on the young woman dead, his entrails and blood covering the her as their combined momentum nearly toppled Polish Jew.(Nowak ESY AGL roll pls) Ssg Edwards was busy freeing the world of enemy truck doors and the drivers that sat on the other side of them, and CW3 Novak and 1Lt Barr were currently attempting to land on what seemed to be right on top of the confused action, causing friend and foe alike to scatter under the extreme pressure of the Hind A's rotorwash.

OOC: WWJWD?

As Vita cut loose with a burst of fire from the AK-74 she certainly didn't expect her adversary to end up on her.  As he spewed blood both from mouth and wound she attempted to again sidestep this mess.

OOC: Attempt to dodge the bleeding corpse...

22:02, Today: Yefreytor Viktorya 'Vita' Nowak rolled 15 using 1d20. AGL ESY 17.

In reply to Yefreytor Viktorya 'Vita' Nowak (msg # 128):

Vita easily side-stepped the dead enemy soldier as the heavily modified Mi-4 Hind A touched down behind her. Clearly an enemy helicopter, it was surprising to her and the other NATO POWs that Ssg Edwards slowly began trotting over to the big helo just as the pilot powered the engines down from full power to 70%.

OOC: Chance for Nowak to talk to Edwards here as he jogs past her. I think the player of Edwards/Barr is busy this week, so if you wanted to continue the Jack Winters story in the other thread we could do that until he comes back.

Vita took note of the NATO uniform of SSG Edwards and attempted in her best English to get his attention, "Hell-oh m-ah-n..." Actually feeling a bit embarrassed about how poor it really must have sounded to this native speaker.  She managed another awkward phrase, "T'ank to yo'" Her English being heavily accented in Russian.

OOC: Ok, I'm not sure how to illustrate crappy Russian-accented English in a text environment...

Edwards looked over at the female POW.  More so than her gender or curves, Alan Edwards noticed the blood on her clothes.  She seemed to have some fight in her, which could relate to.  He tossed her an extra mag to make sure she continue to kill, not worrying about about 7.62 vs. 5.45.

"Killing Time," Edwards said, as he pulled door open to truck he had just fired in, letting lose another burst into the cab.  He sure as hell hoped this one carried the rockets they needed.

OOC: 20:36, Today: SSG Alan Edwards rolled 77,88,25,12 using 1d100,1d100,1d100,1d100. Clearing the Truck Cab re-roll (d100).

Turns out that rolling 1d00 gives you a 1.. every time.  Sorry about that.


This message was last edited by the GM at 01:42, Tue 05 Nov 2013.

In reply to SSG Alan Edwards (msg # 131):

It was an understatement that CW3 Novak was less than tactical in matters of the firefight. However, even 1Lt Barr was shocked when the woman proceeded to open her cockpit door and deplane after she had dropped the Hind A's massive engines down to 70%.

In reply to Niewiele Dupek (msg # 132):

"Let's see what your pet broke" Gaby said before disconnecting her flight helmet from the helicopter's internal comm wire. To emphasize this she slapped Barr's window as she passed the CPG station, M70 in hand.

OOC: Post When Ready

Vita noticed that this man looked at her differently, not like so many others with lustful eyes, but almost one of respect.  For what she was not sure.  She caught the magazine and slide it into a cargo pocket, as she gave a curt nod and went in search of more targets.  While she was at it she would look for the gear they took from her.

OOC: Targets of opportunity?  How are my NATO "friends" fairing?  Where did they put her gear?  Did she perhaps see them put it in the back of the truck?

OOC: For the record I know all my players(yes both of you) have better things to do than post, however when I see great writing like 'NATO friends faring' above, it makes me want more. I would rather a long, drawn out post every two days than a short one twice a day, although to be honest, the fact that I have any players left at all is a miracle and I do thank you.

With the rotor wash scaring away friend and foe alike, Vita can not see anyone in her immediate area; just Edwards doing his thing. Vita saw the men put her personal gear in the back of the third truck not far from where Gaby landed the Hind A, and she is currently standing closer to the first one.

In reply to Niewiele Dupek (msg # 135):

OOC:  I'm not quite following ND.  Are you really making fun of my misspelled "faring" versus "fairing"?

Vita ran along the length of the trucks to grab her gear.  She hoped the others had not pilfered her belongings.  She kept her head down and arm to protect her face as the prop wash still kicked up the loose dirt and debris around.  Reaching the back of the third truck, she flipped open it's flap with the muzzle of her newly acquired AK-74 ready to blast anyone that was going to stop her from reclaiming her meager worldly belongings.

In reply to Yefreytor Viktorya 'Vita' Nowak (msg # 136):

OOC:

No the word 'friends' was in quotes, implying that maybe they were her friends and maybe they weren't. It was subtle. I liked it. :)

In reply to Niewiele Dupek (msg # 137):

"You go, I'm not feeling it" 1Lt Barr said from the WSO station of the highly modified Bulgarian Mi-24 Hind A. With the adrenaline wearing off his wounded paw from the FISTv wreck was really beginning to smart.

OOC: OK Jackie Brown gonna RP these two for a bit until Spartan gets done with some personal stuff.

In reply to 1LT Gavin Barr (msg # 138):

The leather in Novak's brown leather civilian jacket creaked as she leaned in over Barr and his wounded arm. She knew the man needed meadical attention but didn't want to worry him over his condition.

"Don't bleed out on me asshole, I need you" the pilot lied, knowing this man could no longer work as her CP/G. She unshouldered her M70 as she walked away from the Hind with its rotors spinning. An overweight British man who had been loading ammo walked over to her just as she spotted Vita coming out of one of the backs of the cargo trucks with her equipment.

In reply to CW3 Gabriela Novak (msg # 139):

"Oj lads, what have we here?" the overweight Brit asked no one in particular, walking around the backside of the pilot to get a better look at her...backside.

In reply to Reg Fenstron (msg # 140):

"You Southern fairy, you wouldn't know what to do with that bit of crumpet if it dove naked on you" Basil Wainthrop said, picking up a Kalasnikov off a dead Soviet soldier.

In reply to Basil Wainthrop (msg # 141):

"Oj, 'ere, you Northern monkey, you know what you, you know what?" Fenstron said, forgetting the pilot and looking over at his fellow squad mate.

In reply to Reg Fenstron (msg # 142):

"Wow, y'all sound British, is y'all SAS or something?" the young American soldier said as he watched the two men arguing.

In reply to Keith Rivers (msg # 143):

Both Basil and Reg looked at each other and laughed. Both men were in their late twenties, which was practically middle aged for soldiers in Poland in 2000. Reg stepped forward.

In reply to Niewiele Dupek (msg # 144):

"Oj mate, look at this fat wanker 'ere" Fenstron said, slapping Wainthrop on the bloated stomach. "You reckon he's Special Anything?"

In reply to Reg Fenstron (msg # 145):

"Clear off, tosspot" Wainthrop said, shoving the other Brit's hand off his stomach. "Look who's talking old son, you're a bit bloated yerself, sweatheart."

In reply to Basil Wainthrop (msg # 146):

"We're bulk fuelers, mate" Reg said, talking to the American. "Oj you, you sound like you're from one of our colonies."

In reply to Reg Fenstron (msg # 147):

"Pfc Rivers, US Army" Pfc Rivers said, coming to attention and saluting the two British men.

In reply to Keith Rivers (msg # 148):

"Gentlemen, this is all very fascinating" the pilot said interrupting, "but can either of you three work the weapon system on a...what am I saying? Of course not. This is a waste of my time."

OOC: OK tag Vita

In reply to CW3 Gabriela Novak (msg # 149):

"Hey Ms. Novak" Ssg Edwards said, walking up out of breath after his mokra robota was done with. "What's going on?"

OOC: Ok now Vita can post :)

Vita surveyed the scene and made her appearance as Novak asked about operating a weapon system.  She walked up, AK at the low carry position to show she was not a threat.  She ignored the bumbling Brits and greenhorn American Private and addressed CW3 Novak directly, "What you need?  May be I help."

OOC: HW should suffice for the weapons system operation, yes?