Co B, 116th ACR

[Targan]

Originally Posted by Adm.Lee

Play up that the survivors of B Troop are tight, and have been together since before the war. Bonds like that are not overcome easily, not when reinforced by years of combat and close living.

I absolutely agree on this point. I gave numerous example to my group of tight bonds within B Troop. For instance Captain Warren was very protective of one of her junior sergeants, a pretty blonde lass who had been one pf Warren's bank tellers when Warren had been a bank manager in Boise, Idaho. Warren had talked the girl into joining the national guard before the war to give her more self confidence. An example of personnel more likely to want to leave Dobrodzien was Warren's 1st Sgt, John Blue Elk. He was a Regular Army tanker before the war, had ended up with B Troop as a straggler in 1998 and in my campaign had absolutely no intention of living out the rest of his life in Poland.