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Nah what the hell is this? How are you going to turn Major Dhatri into a white man??? 😭😭😭 The most obviously Indian man in the entire NCR. 😭
Idk anymore man
Archaic April @thepromptfoundry day 28 - Handwritten Correspondence
The NCR made its soldiers write "last letters" to be sent to their families or loved ones in the event of their death in battle, you can see those Forlorn Hope letters.
Boone, when he was killed, dropped a letter titled 'For Carla.'
I imagine Manny wrote a letter for his folks back in the Khans. O'Hanrahan would write individual letters for his family members, to his sisters, his ma, and his pa
Major Dhatri would write to his daughter and her husband. Private Kowalski would write to his other brother, urging him to avenge all those killed by the Legion
Colonel Hsu wrote well for his family. He was good at writing, so he poured his heart into the letters, and then he added a special letter for Ronald Curtis
Captain Curtis wrote for a brother named Fox, but then he wrote something for James Hsu too
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FNV Minor Character Poll - Preliminary Voting Round 6-B: NCR Brass
First image, top left: Dennis Crocker, NCR Ambassador at the NCR Embassy. —"I started my career over twenty years ago back in the NCR as the local mayor and worked my way up from there. I managed President Kimball's first run for a seat on the Council. I suppose that's why I have this ambassadorship."
First image, top right: Maj. Dhatri, NCR officer at Camp McCarran. —"[My former commanding] major froze up [during the Bitter Springs Massacre] and we couldn't get another word out of him. I took over and salvaged the situation as best I could. For my effort, I was promoted to major. Not quite the way I'd have wanted it."
First image, bottom left: Cap. Gilles, commanding NCR officer at Bitter Springs Refugee Camp. —"If this isn't a crisis situation, you'd better have a damn good reason for interrupting me."
First image, bottom right: Col. James Hsu, commanding NCR officer at Camp McCarran. —"On top of everything else, I can't send a patrol on a bathroom break without it being ambushed by someone who heard they were coming. So somebody's getting the word out."
First image, top left: Ranger Jackson, NCR ranger in charge of the Mojave Outpost. —"Thanks, I appreciate it. Come back here when you're done, I might accidentally 'lose' some supplies to pay you with."
First image, top right: Cap. Marie Pappas, head officer of NCR Military Police. —"I hear you've been meeting with Mr. House in the Lucky 38. I bet you think you're pretty special, don't you? Special or not, stay out of trouble and more importantly stay out of my way."
First image, bottom left: Cap. Parker, NCR commanding officer at Aerotech Office Park. —"This here's where folks go when their luck runs out. Drifters up from the Republic, locals that can't turn a dime, drunken reprobates from all around. If you don't have the caps to get onto the Strip, odds are you'll end up here."
First image, bottom right: Maj. Joseph Polatli, NCR commanding officer at Camp Forlorn Hope. —"If the brass back home could get their heads out of their asses long enough to send support, we could turn this all around."
Vote! (Top 2 Qualify)
Dennis Crocker
Maj. Dhatri
Cap. Gilles
Col. James Hsu
Ranger Jackson
Cap. Marie Pappas
Cap. Parker
Maj. Joseph Polatli
(Preliminary Voting Round masterpost)
1st Recon
A true warrior.