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'''Private Rice''' was a Paratrooper from the [[101st Airborne]] during World War 2, and one of the [[Ramelle Paratroopers]]. |
'''Private Rice''' was a Paratrooper from the [[101st Airborne]] during World War 2, and one of the [[Ramelle Paratroopers]]. |
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Revision as of 17:54, 3 February 2018
Private Rice was a Paratrooper from the 101st Airborne during World War 2, and one of the Ramelle Paratroopers.
Biography
Rice jumped into Normandy on D-Day. He then went to the town of Ramelle under the command of Captain Jennings. Jennings was later killed in the bombings, leaving Corporal Henderson in command.
Eventually, Miller's Men came, looking for Private James Francis Ryan. Rice listened to Miller explaining to Ryan the death of his brothers. When Weller asked "Hey, whats this all about?", Rice told him that Ryan lost his brothers. When asked which
Rice lighting the sticky bomb
ones, Rice replied "All of them", to the shock of Weller and Lyle. During the Battle at Ramelle, he along with Garrity placed Sticky Bombs on a German Tiger Tank, which blew off the treads. He then helped disable the tank with Lyle, Weller, Garrity, Toynbe, Gary and Wilson. After the attack of Flak gun 20 mm, Rice, Toynbe, Fallon, Trask, Wilson, Ryan, Reiben, and Miller withdraws into a s
Rice folds Alamo.
hell hole, despite the explosion of panzerschreck Rice survives. He is later seen falling back to the Alamo. The last time he is seen is when Horvath and Reiben arrive, as he fires his M1 Garand.