Captain David Locker

American, Age 43

U.S. Army Surgeon

Key Skills: Biology, Medical, Chemistry

Languages: English (native), German (fluent), Polish (limited)

Key Equipment: Medical supplies. Nerdy glasses

Armament: IMI Uzi, Assorted scalpels

Appearance:
Skittish and squirrelly, David Locker is a Captain in rank only, and even that due only to his medical experience in the civilian world. Locker's personality has often been described as "annoying", "insufferable", or "spastic" by his fellow medical personal, but none of them deny that he’s a valuable asset in the OR. Thick black rimmed glasses frame a mouse-like face, and Locker will never cease to correct his colleagues on even the most trivial of details. Locker can normally be seen wearing fairly clean Woodland camo fatigues (he would press them if he could find an iron and a generator), along with a well-worn sable Doctor's bag over his shoulder. He eschews wearing a helmet as much as possible, and regularly complains that his black military issue combat boots fail to do anything for his imagined Plantar Fasciitis.

Background:
Though non-practicing himself, David’s Jewish parents insisted he go to medical school and achieve top grades. When the war hit, Locker’s life spiraled out of his own control, thought its questionable how much control he had in the first place. Being a medical professional is a team endeavor, and David’s boss at the hospital finally had enough and fired him. Not knowing what else to do, he got in touch with a military recruiter and decided to join up. Unlike most civilians, David volunteered to go through basic, but just barely made it through due to his diminutive size and periodic issues with asthma. Shortly after being moved into the European theater however, David’s antics landed him in a unit with a number of other problem children, the 5th ID.