Changes: Talbot

Revision as of 02:15, 12 June 2019

Private Talbot was a soldier in Charlie Company 2nd Rangers.

Biography

Some time in Talbot's early life, he learned how to speak French and German. On June 6,1944, he landed on Omaha Beach in Normandy, France. He survived the landing and proceeded on to Vierville with the rest of the Rangers.

He later participated in the attack on the German 88 artillery guns which occurred on the morning that Miller received an order from Colonel Anderson to prepare a squad to find, but was killed in the assault.

Captain Miller needed a translator, originally choosing Beasley who was killed earlier in the well so naturally he moved on to Talbot, but Sergeant Mike Horvath told Miller about Talbot's death so Miller decided to reassign and take Corporal Timothy E. Upham instead.

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 {{Character_infobox
 |name = Private Talbot
+|image = [[File:Unseen_character_template.jpg|thumb|250px]]
-|rank = Unknown
+|rank = Presumed Private
-|affiliations = United States Army 2nd Ranger Battalion, C Company|death = June 9, 1944, Normandy, France}}'''Talbot''' was a Soldier in Charlie Company 2nd Rangers.
+|affiliations = United States Army 2nd Ranger Battalion, C Company
+|death = June 9, 1944, Normandy, France}}
+'''Private Talbot''' was a soldier in Charlie Company 2nd Rangers.
 ==Biography==
-Some time in Talbot's early life, he learned how to speak French and German. On June 6, 1944, he landed on [[Omaha Beach]] in Normandy, France. He survived the landing, and proceeded on to Vierville with the rest of the Rangers. He later participated in the attack on the German 88 Artillery guns which occurred sometime immediately after D-Day, but was killed in the assault. [[Captain John H. Miller|Captain&nbsp;John H. Miller]] was apparently unaware of this, and selected him for his squad he was forming to go get [[Private James Francis Ryan]] and use him as a translator, but [[Sergeant Mike Horvath]] tells Miller of Talbot's death, so Miller decides to take [[Corporal Timothy E. Upham]] instead.
+Some time in Talbot's early life, he learned how to speak French and German. On June 6,1944, he landed on [[Omaha Beach]] in Normandy, France. He survived the landing and proceeded on to Vierville with the rest of the Rangers.
+He later participated in the attack on the German 88 artillery guns which occurred on the morning that Miller received an order from [[Anderson|Colonel Anderson]] to prepare a squad to find, but was killed in the assault.
+[[Capt. John H. Miller|Captain Miller]] needed a translator, originally choosing [[Beasley]] who was killed earlier in the well so naturally he moved on to Talbot, but [[Sergeant Mike Horvath]] told Miller about Talbot's death so Miller decided to reassign and take [[Corporal Timothy E. Upham]] instead.
 [[Category:Characters]]
 [[Category:Soldiers]]
 [[Category:Minor Characters]]
 [[Category:2nd Rangers Battalion]]
+[[Category:Mentioned characters]]
+[[Category:Deceased characters]]
+[[Category:Death by shooting]]