Post by Hawk.E.ye on Mar 20, 2007 17:53:01 GMT -6
Name:
Benjamin Franklin Pierce
Nickname:
Hawkeye
Age:
26
Gender
Male
Eye Color:
Deep Blue
Hair Color:
Black
Height:
6'0"
Weight:
Roughly Two Hundred
Branch:
Medical Staff
Serial Number
US12836413
Rank:
Captain USAMC
History:
Named Hawkeye by his father, Dr. Daniel Pierce, after a character in the book "The Last of the Mohicans", he was born and raised in Crabapple Cove Maine. As a boy he worked at Ballinger's Drugstore making deliveries on his bicycle. As he grew older and the girls came and went he realized what he was called to do. Be a doctor and save lives.
So he did his medical residency in Boston and learned to become a great surgeon. He practiced for about three years at a normal hospital and loved the work. He remained single for his work was to much time to have a relationship. Many times he had the chance to have something that lasted but he always broke it off at the worse time.
One day he got a call from the USA Army Medical Staff calling him needed in France. He was drafted unable to say no. He was sent to a army camp getting ready for the troubles ahead. He was scared out of his wits but hid them. Now at the age of 26 he is standing in a small mobile army M.A.S.H in France, a place never been before, with his hand shaking the worse it had ever done. How was he suppose to save lives with an unsteady hand?
Benjamin Franklin Pierce
Nickname:
Hawkeye
Age:
26
Gender
Male
Eye Color:
Deep Blue
Hair Color:
Black
Height:
6'0"
Weight:
Roughly Two Hundred
Branch:
Medical Staff
Serial Number
US12836413
Rank:
Captain USAMC
History:
Named Hawkeye by his father, Dr. Daniel Pierce, after a character in the book "The Last of the Mohicans", he was born and raised in Crabapple Cove Maine. As a boy he worked at Ballinger's Drugstore making deliveries on his bicycle. As he grew older and the girls came and went he realized what he was called to do. Be a doctor and save lives.
So he did his medical residency in Boston and learned to become a great surgeon. He practiced for about three years at a normal hospital and loved the work. He remained single for his work was to much time to have a relationship. Many times he had the chance to have something that lasted but he always broke it off at the worse time.
One day he got a call from the USA Army Medical Staff calling him needed in France. He was drafted unable to say no. He was sent to a army camp getting ready for the troubles ahead. He was scared out of his wits but hid them. Now at the age of 26 he is standing in a small mobile army M.A.S.H in France, a place never been before, with his hand shaking the worse it had ever done. How was he suppose to save lives with an unsteady hand?
