Lost Patrol - Characters

Characters

  • Sgt. Charlie Weaver (U.S Residence: Springfield, Illinois. Status: 5'9" ; 153 pounds): 29 years old, single. 10 months active service in Vietnam on W.H.A.M. mission, intelligence. Decorated for valor during action in the An Lộc Province during October 1964. Weaver's death ends the game.
  • Pvt. Richard Bachman (U.S. Residence: Bangor, Maine. Status: 5'10" ; 161 pounds): 28 years old, single. Six months active service in Vietnam. Highly proficient marksman and thus useful in the sniping sections of the game.
  • Pvt. William Blom (U.S. residence: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Status: 6'1" ; 168 pounds): 24 years old, married, one child. Six months active service in Vietnam. Aikido 2nd dan. Due to his background as a martial artist, Blom is useful in the hand to hand sections.
  • Pvt. David Cain (U.S. residence: West Liberty, Kentucky. Status: 6'0" ; 163 pounds): 27 years old, single. Seven months active service in Vietnam.
  • Pvt. Robert Case (U.S. residence: Columbus, Ohio. Status: 5'11" ; 147 pounds): 31 years old, married, 2 children. Nine months active service in Vietnam. Case is also proficient with the rifle, making him very useful in sniping sections, just like Bachman.
  • Pvt. Juan Gomez (U.S. residence: Montgomery, Texas. Status: 5'6" ; 132 pounds): 24 years old, married, two children. Nine months active service in Vietnam. Gomez is invaluable in the game as he is more likely detect booby traps in the map if made squad leader. He is also capable of entering Viet-Cong holes found around the game. (Like the one found in the first village.)
  • Pvt. Harvey Moore (U.S. residence: Fayetteville, North Carolina. Status: 5'8" ; 162 pounds): 22 years old, single. Six months active service in Vietnam.

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