To whom it may concern:
This diary belongs to Sgt. Glen D. Heaton, 1st Platoon, Able Company, 1st Battalion, 34th Regiment, 8th Infantry Division. If any soldier or officer should find this diary, please continue it. My Dad always said that our sons need a record of war.
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Filipino Campaign
GM'ed by Steven Henry
As told by Sarah Ravely's character(s)
As told by Sarah Ravely's character(s)
Players
David Greenfield:
"Billy", an Appalachian machine-gunner with a mechanical knack and a homemade still with which he provides moonshine to the unit.
Mark Murphy:
"Johnny", a Midwest farmboy and deadeye shot, the platoon's sniper.
Davey Bendiksen:
"Mel", a half-Mexican, half-Irish Catholic schoolteacher rifleman.
Justin Moor:
"Dick", a college boy from Michigan, son of a higher-up in the Ford Motor Company. Carries the BAR and a chip on his shoulder.
Sarah Ravely:
"Sarge", the picture of the pre-war Army and the poster boy for beating the Depression, hailing from southeastern Ohio's hill country.
Davis Kingsley:
"Ben", the engineer - mean with a pickaxe!
"Billy", an Appalachian machine-gunner with a mechanical knack and a homemade still with which he provides moonshine to the unit.
Mark Murphy:
"Johnny", a Midwest farmboy and deadeye shot, the platoon's sniper.
Davey Bendiksen:
"Mel", a half-Mexican, half-Irish Catholic schoolteacher rifleman.
Justin Moor:
"Dick", a college boy from Michigan, son of a higher-up in the Ford Motor Company. Carries the BAR and a chip on his shoulder.
Sarah Ravely:
"Sarge", the picture of the pre-war Army and the poster boy for beating the Depression, hailing from southeastern Ohio's hill country.
Davis Kingsley:
"Ben", the engineer - mean with a pickaxe!
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