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[milo christiansen]

Stick close to Joe (I can't see any of the others right?), stay alert for hostiles.

In the quietest tone Smith can manage: "Stop trying to get us killed you idiot! If you whistle again I'll brain you with my .45. We should check out that clatter from inside the building."

Spoiler: Smith, lean mean healing machine. (click to show/hide)

Name:
Description:
Physical: 0
Mental: 0
Life: +1
Stats: Speed(3), Will(1), Dexterity(1)
Skills: Medical Training(3), First Aid(2), Submachine Gun(2), Pistol(1), Mechanic(1), Car(1)

Inventory:
Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)
Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)
Medic’s Bag (restores up to -3 on life dice)
M1911 pistol (9 shot, risk 2)
2 pistol magazines

20 GLORY

Smith came to the 888th because he wanted more carnage to fix. Normal units are simply too boring. Smith won't tell anyone if "Smith" is his first or last name, and his officers don't care enough to look it up in his records. As far as appearance goes Smith is remarkably ordinary. So ordinary that in any group he practically disappears.

[Madman198237]

Could we get an updated map, please?

Now, we appear to have either primitive life support (Not really likely) or some really nasty experiments (VERY likely).

Tiruin, can your character read German? I suspect mine can, as having the unwilling victims of a torture session occupants of an information-gathering facility write things down is a good tool, should you need to resort to the cutting-out of tongues in the interrogation process. However, if you can read German, figure out what those labels say, and fast.

Those labels are honestly scaring me, even without any knowledge of what's on them. The Germans experimented with some pretty nasty chemicals in WWII...and we're in a Piecewise game. Those fuel tanks are probably full of, not fuel, but chlorine trifluoride, and the little canisters in the gel are probably discount Captain America bio-modification drugs.

Move north, to the corner of the building, away from those triple-A guns, and check the corner, then move across the open space, still heading north, to the end of the row of buildings.

Everyone always expects you to go for the biggest hangar when planning an escape. The solution, therefore, is to just go to the second-biggest hangar, which should definitely have what you need, while being much poorer-guarded and much less conspicuous.

Spoiler: Robert "Bob" Davidson, Hard Case Sniper (click to show/hide)

Name: Robert Davidson ("Bob")
Description:  Small and wiry, bald-headed, with a few scars, including some fresh wounds, visible across his body. He's a coldhearted man without concern for his enemies, who regularly trains his marksmanship with anything that shoots one bullet at a time. He was transferred to the 888th after a suspected incident in which he may have abandoned his squad in order to complete the objective. However, nobody was willing to court-martial him while he was within reach of a firearm, so they transferred him.

Physical: +0

Mental: +0

Life: +0

Stats:
Senses +2
Will +2
Dexterity +1

Skills:
Heavy Rifle +3
Rifle +2
Camouflage +2
Pistol +1
Language +1 (German, mostly. He learned as part of a basic course on taking prisoners.)
Interrogation +1 (Same as above)

Inventory:
Universal Equipment:
Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)
Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)
Scoped Springfield M1903 A4 (5 shot, risk 5 at long range, risk 3 at medium, risk 2 at close)
2 springfield magazines
Binoculars
GLORY: 0

[syvarris]

Enter the building, Springfield ready.  Only shoot any Germans if they see me--otherwise, sneak closer so I can knock them out quietly.

If it's clear, look around at the available vehicles.  First priority is something with a big gun (which neither of us are good with...), and then something with an enclosed cabin so the occupants are difficult to make out.  Get in and make sure it's ready to go, but don't leave yet.

"Yarrick, think we should search this building more before leaving?  I don't want to stay here any longer than necessary, but it might be worth it."

Spoiler: Simon Smith, Sniper (click to show/hide)

Name: Simon Smith
Description: A short and somewhat stocky man with a thick beard.  His looks are deceptive, as he's actually quite agile.
Physical: +0
Mental: +0
Life: +1
Stats:
Strength: +1
Dexterity:+2
Sense:+2
Skills:
Sniper Rifle:+3
Camouflage:+3
Melee:+2
First Aid:+1
Traps:+1
Demolitions:+1
Class Inventory:

• Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
• First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
• Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)
• Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)
• Scoped Springfield M1903 A4 [5/5] (5 shot, risk 5 at long range, risk 3 at medium, risk 2 at close)
• 2 springfield "magazines"
• Binoculars
• Spare Scope (Mounted on Gewehr)

Looted Inventory:

• MG 15 [37/75]
• Scoped Gewehr 43 [10/10] (Risk 3)
• Two Gewehr Magazines
• Mauser C96 [10/10]

GLORY: 20!

[Tiruin]

"My God, they're using the children as-. . .This is more than a war crime. Everyone inside, help, please!"

Everyone seriously get those flashlights, and then speak to the children with that one language that got a response.
Inspect those symbols, using either knowledge or Language, and use medical knowledge in trying to find a way in getting these childen .

Order Zack and Jack to help out with this (after grabbing some flashlights for the search team)

If my radio can be used, order someone to dial into command, or try to.

"What is happening here? Can any of you respond?"

Spoiler: Joan Macaraeg//Tiruin (click to show/hide)

Name: Joan Macaraeg

Description: Originally enlisted as a marksman from a background of being a crack shot at things, Joan was placed in supportive roles before she was assigned to anything near the front line. She hails from the northern mountains of the Philippines, with her homeland experiences characterized by a contrast of dense jungles, sweltering heat, and high altitude training.

Current Weapon:
Scoped Springfield M1903 A4 (5 shot, risk 5 at long range, risk 3 at medium, risk 2 at close)
Ammo: 5/5
Magazines: 2 [5/5, 5/5]

Physical: -
Mental: -
Life: +1 {+Helmet}

Stats:
GLORY: -
Knowledge +3
Will +1
Senses +1

Skills:
+3 Medical Training
+2 First Aid
+2 Camouflage
+2 Language
+1 Heavy Rifle
+1 Traps

Inventory:

A well-cleaned SCR-300 Radio [Requisitioned]
Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)
Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)

Scoped Springfield M1903 A4 (5 shot, risk 5 at long range, risk 3 at medium, risk 2 at close)
2 springfield magazines
Binoculars

Joakim's Dog Tags
Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)

TIMER: 50

((OKAY WHAT IS THIS @_@))

Those labels are honestly scaring me, even without any knowledge of what's on them. The Germans experimented with some pretty nasty chemicals in WWII...and we're in a Piecewise game. Those fuel tanks are probably full of, not fuel, but chlorine trifluoride, and the little canisters in the gel are probably discount Captain America bio-modification drugs.

((I'm unsure how we can identify what's in them other than interrupting with what's going on, but hence me shoving orders out--and probably using this 'quick' turn as knowledge use))

[NRDL]

"Alright, alright calm down. You take the lead."

Follow Smith's lead, checking out clatter further in the building. STEALTHILY.

Spoiler: Joe Nix (click to show/hide)

Name: Joe Nix
Description: A tall, almost ape-like man with a completely shaved head, Nix has always been something of an oddball. Always cheerful when with company he finds pleasant, when its time to get serious, it's as if a monster enters his visage, and he develops a rather disturbing tunnel vision when it comes to finishing the mission.
Physical: None
Mental: None
Life:
Stats: Strength +2, Will +2, Knowledge +1
Skills:
- Flamethrower +3
- Hand to hand +3
- First Aid +2
- Interrogation +1
- Melee +1
- Traps +1

Inventory:

Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
Flamethrower (Risk 8, expands to fill rooms)
Flamethrower Tank (5 shots)

[PaPaj]

Take everything from the nazi besides the girly mag which someone already took,and then go to help Joan out

Spoiler: Joe Polnik (click to show/hide)

Name: Joe Polnik
Description: A American-Polish man who is around 24,fair skin,brown eyes,short brown hair

Physical -1
Mental 0
Life 0

Stats:
Speed +3
Dexterity +2

Skills:
Shotgun +3
Melee +2

GLORY:20

Inventory:
Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)
Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)

Winchester model 12 Shotgun (6 shot, 6 risk at close range, 2 at longer range)
18 shotgun shells
Trench Knife (risk 3)

[Ozarck]

Gutentag, motherfuck-ow. Ow, ahah, hah. Ow.

Edit: I'll go ahead and eat my restorative ration, and then try to get out from under the shelf. Unless the other guy remains a threat. I realize he has not been described as dead, yet. So if he is still a danger to me, fight him instead.

Spoiler: Edward Bohring (click to show/hide)

Description: average height, average build, brown hair, brown eyes, plain face.
-2   Physical (courtesy of a metal shelf)
0   Mental
+1 Life (helmet)

Stats:
2 Dexterity
2 Will
1 Senses
Skills:
3 mechanic
2 tank
2 trap
1 camouflage
1 operator
1 demolitions
Inventory:

Universal Equipment:
Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
Entrenching Tool (A folding shovel)
Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)

Engineer’s Equipment
Mechanic’s tools
Trap making Kit
2 Satchel Charges (Risk 7)
Knife (Risk 2)

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[Madman198237]

Tir, information before you move them, please?

My first-aid training is screaming "SECURE THE AREA!!!!!". Basically, NEVER move anyone in a potentially-dangerous position until you can ensure that A. You won't expose anyone else to the same danger and B. That you won't do more damage by moving them.

Also, pulling random IVs is a bad plan. A very bad plan.

[piecewise]

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Current map

[Madman198237]

Awesome, thanks!

Going to edit my action to be a little more precise.

[Ozarck]

TIMER: 50

((OKAY WHAT IS THIS @_@))

A bomb, set to explode. But you have know way of knowing that IC. Nor do I, for that matter.

[Tiruin]

Awesome, thanks!

Going to edit my action to be a little more precise.

((We now have a very obvious bloodstreak At least we've got overwatch folks ready to attack the flak gunners, having prepared their aim!

Although I'm really wondering what to do now .-. the text said their eyes and mouths could move so I'm assuming that the neck and below are more restrained akin to how an electric chair worked (but more for something that we've no idea about)
But I think I can disconnect all those given my Medical Training??))

TIMER: 50

((OKAY WHAT IS THIS @_@))

A bomb, set to explode. But you have know way of knowing that IC. Nor do I, for that matter.

((Yes but for whom Did anyone else set a bomb? We'll know IC on Piece's update. Hopefully.))

[Twinwolf]

((If I recall correctly someone set a timed explosive somewhere earlier. We're not about to be blown up I don't think ))

[Toaster]

Watch the door the group went into.  Don't get seen; observe what is going on.  Is there a better vantage point?

Spoiler: Jack Worter (click to show/hide)

Name: Jack Worter
Description:  Jack was transferred to the 888th after one of his explosives went off a bit too close to him, and he's been a bit funny in the head ever since.  The scars line up on his face when he starts grinning at explosions.  Likes nothing better to see things explode.
Physical: 0
Mental: 0
Life: +1
Stats:
Speed +1
Dexterity +1
Knowledge +2
Senses +1
Skills:
Demolitions +3
Explosives +2
Traps +2
Tank +1
Operator +1
Mechanic +1
Inventory:
Helmet (+1 Life bonus, Single Use)
First Aid Pouch (Allows First Aid)
Ration (Restores up to -2 on physical dice)
Thompson SMG (25 shot, risk 2, +1 risk for every 5 shots fired in a burst)  [22 rounds in magazine]
2 Thompson  magazines
2 Land Mines (Risk 7)
2 Explosive charges (Risk 10)
2 Frag Grenades (Risk 7)
1 Bangalore (Risk unknown, GM hasn't specified)
4 Satchel Charges (Risk 7)

[Madman198237]

Tir, once again: We've been trained in first aid (As soldiers, anyway), and the very first rule of first aid is that you NEVER do anything without first securing the area. That means knowing that you won't be incapacitated by attempting to recover or treat the victim, and also understanding what the issue is.

So please, just read the labels. No unnecessary fatalities. It's going to get messy if we've got to lug those things onto a plane.

We'd have to clear the base of Germans first.