Post by ✚ Peter T. Brannigan on Apr 4, 2008 16:34:27 GMT
OOC: Okay, few pointers.
IC (Introduction & My Post)
The Medical Convoy jerked and jumped as it’s suspension ruggedly clunked against the hard grained surface of the dirt-road. The rusty axels grinding to the pressure and the gearbox churning loudly every time Medical Assistant James Bedford pushed his heavy hand against the cold gear-stick, straining to keep the convoy truck in gear to the uneven surface of the road. A soft grumble leaving his lips as he gripped at the large cumbersome steering wheel, turning it like a natural ‘bus driver’, the soft patchy stubble across his face revealing the rough side of the male, unshaven and tired, yet battled on like most men caught up within the conflict.
Peter on the other hand was slumped in the passenger seat, his helmet draped over his face and his cigarettes strewn across the small clumsy dashboard, a few of the cigarettes rolling back and forth to the racketing, tempting James Bedford to reach out for one, but their rations were dwindling and they had to make do with whatever they had, particularly cigarettes. Mumbling beneath his breath, Peter slightly uncomfortably twisted his body, his folded arms coiling up tighter against his chest, trying to preserve the warmth that was being stolen from the gaps and nooks within the convoy - causing a chilly draft as they sped along.
Quite solemnly, the Convoy Truck began to slow and an eerie silence engulfed the truck’s persona, no racketing, bouncing or clunking, just a quiet drizzle of silence, as the heavy tires cruised against the musk dirt surface. “Eh, Corporal…” James briskly said, his eyes staring off in front, his hands laid upon the steering wheel, awaiting some sort of answer from Peter, but was profoundly met with a husk throated breath; sure sign he was asleep! Glancing towards Peter slumped and awkwardly comfortably nestled into the corner of the passenger seat, James Bedford leaned over and thumped the helmet that was covering Peter’s face, causing him to suddenly sit up, his foot kicking against the dashboard within the motion, a shocked look upon his face - “Wha…! What is it!?” Peter stuttered out, his weary eyes looking around somewhat, whilst his fingers coiled around the helmet to hold against his chest.
Medical Assistant Bedford grinned to himself, before clearing his throat and pointing off towards the front, the road blocked a short distance away by what seemed to be a fallen tree? Peter’s eyes furrowed to the situation and his body began to shuffle backwards against the hard seat, getting comfortable again, his face clearly showing the distressed look of ‘What To Do Next?’ “Can’t you just go around?” questioned Peter with hope, as James Bedford replied with a shrug, leaning down against the steering wheel slightly, as if leaning downwards would give him better sight of the blocked road ahead. Watching James Bedford, Peter gave a hard sigh and shook his head, as if the man wasn’t any better use than just driving; now it seemed it looked like he wasn’t good at that.
Licking his lips quickly, Peter snagged a cigarette from off the dashboard and planted it upon his lips, whilst shuffling the other cigarettes into the frail case, avoiding the sympathetic stare of James Bedford who was tempted to ask for one. With a quick flint of a light, he lit the cancerous tobacco and inhaled deeply, before twisting in his seat to thump his hand up against the back panel behind them. “Alright back there!? We’ve got a little trouble, road’s blocked up ahead, I’m gonna’ go take a look” Peter shouted slightly, hoping his voice didn’t just sound like a muffle, his other young Medical Assistant in the back, who was probably asleep. Glancing towards James Bedford one last time, Peter nodded and hastily shoved open the heavy door, jumping down from the small height of the truck, not bothering to take his rifle…
Unarmed Peter took a few long steps away from the truck, deeply taking another inhale of his cigarette, before cuffing his hand up against his brow to look down range towards the tree cascaded across the path. It was obviously too heavy to move, but what could’ve caused it? Standing a little idle for a moment, he began to wonder to himself, but didn’t question beyond it. They were on friendly soil still, a Medical Convoy, concluding to the Geneva Convention[/I], they were eligible to travel without fault, but as Peter knew, the Nazis would kill them anyway. Regardless of the large printed red-cross signs painted upon their vehicle and helmets.
- When editing image yourself, please SAVE AS “24. BITMAP” so the image doesn’t lose it’s definition and become blurry.
- There is no sign-up list, this is the old fashioned way. Enter the thread mutually, don’t be unreasonable and suddenly appear behind the enemy, spraying dozens of bullets. Your first post should always be introductory.
- Any Allied Members who want to be apart of the Medic convoy, just say you’re in the back… =P
- Lastly - Enjoy. =)
IC (Introduction & My Post)
The Medical Convoy jerked and jumped as it’s suspension ruggedly clunked against the hard grained surface of the dirt-road. The rusty axels grinding to the pressure and the gearbox churning loudly every time Medical Assistant James Bedford pushed his heavy hand against the cold gear-stick, straining to keep the convoy truck in gear to the uneven surface of the road. A soft grumble leaving his lips as he gripped at the large cumbersome steering wheel, turning it like a natural ‘bus driver’, the soft patchy stubble across his face revealing the rough side of the male, unshaven and tired, yet battled on like most men caught up within the conflict.
Peter on the other hand was slumped in the passenger seat, his helmet draped over his face and his cigarettes strewn across the small clumsy dashboard, a few of the cigarettes rolling back and forth to the racketing, tempting James Bedford to reach out for one, but their rations were dwindling and they had to make do with whatever they had, particularly cigarettes. Mumbling beneath his breath, Peter slightly uncomfortably twisted his body, his folded arms coiling up tighter against his chest, trying to preserve the warmth that was being stolen from the gaps and nooks within the convoy - causing a chilly draft as they sped along.
Quite solemnly, the Convoy Truck began to slow and an eerie silence engulfed the truck’s persona, no racketing, bouncing or clunking, just a quiet drizzle of silence, as the heavy tires cruised against the musk dirt surface. “Eh, Corporal…” James briskly said, his eyes staring off in front, his hands laid upon the steering wheel, awaiting some sort of answer from Peter, but was profoundly met with a husk throated breath; sure sign he was asleep! Glancing towards Peter slumped and awkwardly comfortably nestled into the corner of the passenger seat, James Bedford leaned over and thumped the helmet that was covering Peter’s face, causing him to suddenly sit up, his foot kicking against the dashboard within the motion, a shocked look upon his face - “Wha…! What is it!?” Peter stuttered out, his weary eyes looking around somewhat, whilst his fingers coiled around the helmet to hold against his chest.
Medical Assistant Bedford grinned to himself, before clearing his throat and pointing off towards the front, the road blocked a short distance away by what seemed to be a fallen tree? Peter’s eyes furrowed to the situation and his body began to shuffle backwards against the hard seat, getting comfortable again, his face clearly showing the distressed look of ‘What To Do Next?’ “Can’t you just go around?” questioned Peter with hope, as James Bedford replied with a shrug, leaning down against the steering wheel slightly, as if leaning downwards would give him better sight of the blocked road ahead. Watching James Bedford, Peter gave a hard sigh and shook his head, as if the man wasn’t any better use than just driving; now it seemed it looked like he wasn’t good at that.
Licking his lips quickly, Peter snagged a cigarette from off the dashboard and planted it upon his lips, whilst shuffling the other cigarettes into the frail case, avoiding the sympathetic stare of James Bedford who was tempted to ask for one. With a quick flint of a light, he lit the cancerous tobacco and inhaled deeply, before twisting in his seat to thump his hand up against the back panel behind them. “Alright back there!? We’ve got a little trouble, road’s blocked up ahead, I’m gonna’ go take a look” Peter shouted slightly, hoping his voice didn’t just sound like a muffle, his other young Medical Assistant in the back, who was probably asleep. Glancing towards James Bedford one last time, Peter nodded and hastily shoved open the heavy door, jumping down from the small height of the truck, not bothering to take his rifle…
Unarmed Peter took a few long steps away from the truck, deeply taking another inhale of his cigarette, before cuffing his hand up against his brow to look down range towards the tree cascaded across the path. It was obviously too heavy to move, but what could’ve caused it? Standing a little idle for a moment, he began to wonder to himself, but didn’t question beyond it. They were on friendly soil still, a Medical Convoy, concluding to the Geneva Convention[/I], they were eligible to travel without fault, but as Peter knew, the Nazis would kill them anyway. Regardless of the large printed red-cross signs painted upon their vehicle and helmets.