Russel Tinnier: Difference between revisions
From Halopedia, the Halo wiki
m (Robot: Automated text replacement (-{{era| +{{Era| & -[[category: +[[Category:)) |
mNo edit summary |
||
| Line 24: | Line 24: | ||
Service Number: 10032-00154-RT | Service Number: 10032-00154-RT | ||
"The trenches were supposed to be a last line of defense worst-case scenario sort of thing. We're Marines, we prepare for everything. No one thought they'd work against us. And we certainly didn't think they'd become the grave for so many of our own people." | "The trenches were supposed to be a last line of defense worst-case scenario sort of thing. We're [[Marines]], we prepare for everything. No one thought they'd work against us. And we certainly didn't think they'd become the grave for so many of our own people." | ||
"After the bridge was blown they came up the cliff in droves. My platoon was ordered to intercept, but we were outmanned and out gunned. The bravo kilos quickly saw they could force us back into a trench and trap us like rats. That's when I saw the glow of the plasma grenades. It was all I could do to scramble up that wall. No one else even had the chance. I watched a lot of brave men die that day." | "After the bridge was blown they came up the cliff in droves. My [[platoon]] was ordered to intercept, but we were outmanned and out gunned. The bravo kilos quickly saw they could force us back into a trench and trap us like rats. That's when I saw the glow of the [[plasma grenades]]. It was all I could do to scramble up that wall. No one else even had the chance. I watched a lot of brave men die that day." | ||
Revision as of 06:23, September 28, 2007
Template:Human Character Infobox
Service Number: 10032-00154-RT
"The trenches were supposed to be a last line of defense worst-case scenario sort of thing. We're Marines, we prepare for everything. No one thought they'd work against us. And we certainly didn't think they'd become the grave for so many of our own people."
"After the bridge was blown they came up the cliff in droves. My platoon was ordered to intercept, but we were outmanned and out gunned. The bravo kilos quickly saw they could force us back into a trench and trap us like rats. That's when I saw the glow of the plasma grenades. It was all I could do to scramble up that wall. No one else even had the chance. I watched a lot of brave men die that day."
