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Character Name Sarah Haskins[/center]
Age: 22
Gender: Female
Description: Blood-type: O-positive. Height: 5'4". Weight: 118 lbs.
She has slightly-longer than shoulder length, chocolate-brown hair, usually in a ponytail. Light-blue eyes, with a soft nose and full lips.
Outfit: Usually wears a black short-sleeve shirt under her standard issue uniform, otherwise there isn't much of a change.. If she had to wear civilian clothing, it would be a brand-name tank top of some sort and jeans.
Personality & History: Sarah was born in a middle class neighborhood in California. She lived a fairly normal life. However, she had a father who had served in the military, and felt obligated to him to join the military, even though she disliked it. Sarah figured it would be a simple life experience, but she discovered something unexpected. She was horrified at the amount of pain and suffering found in war. The only thing that kept her from straight out freezing up was that people needed her care more than she had needed anything until then. However, she still holds an aversion to war, and fighting in general. She tries to keep a smile on her face, even when she doesn't feel like it, because heaven knows enough people don't have happiness when they're in pain. Sarah served one term in Afghanistan before being discharged for mental reasons. In reality, it was because of her disability to handle battle. When she received a letter from the PMC, she was happy to be able to help again.
Physical Condition: Sarah used to play soccer back in high school. Since joining, she's become a bit better off, but doesn't exactly train every day, nor does she need to. She's fit enough to not have fat, but not enough so to have extremely prominent muscles.
Strengths & Weaknesses: Her biggest weakness would be that of fear of actual fighting. While she is forced to deal with being a combat medic at times, it does not mean that she is any better with it. Her fear tends to incapacitate her judgement in a firefight, and makes her less effective. Ironically, when in non-combat situations, her ability is increased two-fold. However, the stress of battles reverse this. Strengths would be her kindness. Even when staggered by fear, one of the few things that keeps her moving, period, is her want to stop the pain of others. Without it, she probably couldn't handle being a medic during an actual fight.
Training: Medic
Bio-Boost: Eagle Eye, and Tranquilizer.
Equipment:Uniform - Moisture-wicking pants and long-sleeve shirts, black. Olive-drab BDUs, top and bottom. Rigger belt.
Gloves - Standard leather gloves.
Boots - Black leather surplus boots. Comfortable, but heavy.
Flashlight - A commercial angle-head flashlight with LED bulbs, clipped to web gear.
ALICE Gear - Cold War era web gear, available for cheap in the US. customizable to a degree, one can use it to mount holsters, mag pouches, machine gun pouches, canteens, shovels and such essentials.
Canteen - Two are carried, no exception. In the extreme heat, canteens and other forms of hydration are crucial.
Flap Holster - A simple nylon holster capable of accepting most handgun types.
Bump Helmet - An inexpensive helmet designed to shrug off impacts. Useless against bullets.
Machete - Surplus jungle machetes useful for chopping through brush.
Bayonet - A standard AK bayonet, useful as a survival knife.
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Trauma Bag loaded with field medical supplies. Basic contents include Over the Counter drugs, field bandages, gauze, roller bandages, flexible splints, scalpels, hemostat, bandage scissors, codeine, tape, superglue, duct tape, sucking chest wound dressing, irrigation fluid, syringes, morphine, instant plasma, saline, IV kit, suture kit.
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Epipens, small auto-injectors of epinephrine (synthetic adrenaline.) Twelve in a refrigerated box.
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Folding stretcher*
RGD-5s*
AKM*
PMM