Mr Pirozzi... you seem to be well-schooled in the art of survival, and as such I believe that you will be able to create a future for yourself in the Maltese navy.

Your first shift starts in twenty-four hours. You'll find your gear inside of a locker bearing your name at the nearest military base... Good luck.

Ah yes... Mr Alvera, you are also approved. Report to your nearest starport within 24 hours.

Good luck.

Quote:*****incoming transmission*******
To : Captain Nero D'Ortona, 101st Ghosts of Razgriz
From : Colico Jack


Hola Captain,
My name is Colico Jack, I came from Planet Malta, none I can tell about my past or my family, because I'm an orphan, I was found in front of Fraternità Arancione orphanage in Malta and they named me Jack. When I'm 10 years old I ran away from the Fraternità Arancione and choose to live in the street, because in the street I feel joy and freedom that I never have in Fraternità Arancione. So I grew up in the street, fight and steal for life, until one day some pirate take me to his adventure and tought me to become a pirate pilot. From that day people begin to call me Colico Jack, as reminder of late Capt Colico Jack (The Black Beard), former captain of Jolly Roger pirate ship.
A few years later my consciousness has awake and i feel no matter how good I am, i'm still a pirate, the one who will remember for his crime and his cruelty, this thought always cross in my mind every moment and bothers me, until one day a friend told me about 101st ghost of razgriz, how they defend malta, protect our way of life and driven back maltese enemy. And from that moment all i want to do is to be accepted in 101st ghost of razgriz
This concludes my life story, I hope you accept my transfer request.


Perpetuate the orange dream, may outcast prevail.....

Colico Jack



1) Why the 101st Outcast Guard?
Join 101st ghost of ragriz is my redemtion for every bad things i have done in the past, i hope by serving the navy people wont merely remember me as heartless criminals. I want people to remember me as man who stood and hold his principles to defend his nation from any threat. Beside that i'd like to take my place in the most respected faction in outcast community.

2) What are two things that you enjoy doing in real-life besides playing freelancer?
First is to try something new, and the second is when i get into trouble while trying something new i like to solve it with my way, my unusual way

3) What would the last sentence of your autobiography be?
This man is an ordinary man, but he is unordinary for all of us

4) If you could be a fictional character (from a film, book, comic, etc...), who would it be, and why?
I would be Forrest Gump, for a simple reason, he is an ordinary man with a little mentally handicapped, but fate brought him to many situation and places that we all never guess it would be. Forrest Gump remind us that everthing isnt as it look like, we should look deeper, thats why i like him.

SKYPE : Iamagung
(NB : sorry for my lack of english)

Yes, Mr Jack, you are accepted into our ranks and you are of course free to paint our cross on the ships which you have been issued.

Now... Mr Basso... While Maltese law states that out pilots must have a formal degree issued by the Maltese Institute of defense, I think we can afford to make an exception in this case. As they say: Education is one thing, but real life experience is another... heh.

Welcome aboard, and be sure to send me your S.K.Y.P.E. protocols so that I might grant you access to our military frequencies.

// OOC bit: I'm sorry about the delay

' Wrote:I can't remember who I am, much further than I woke up on the Barrier Gate Station in Coronado. The only semblance of my past was the word Fletch printed on my flight suit. It's the name I've taken now, assuming it was my name before.

The people who brought me here were just a couple of freelancers. They didn't know much other than they found my pod badly damaged floating in space. They say I was in the midst of the wreckage of several ships. Through further questioning, it's safe to assume my last flight was a huge run in with the Liberty Navy, and I took down several with me. I don't know what happened before, but I know at least they aren't on my side.

I've managed to end up with a Bactrian after a lucky run-in with a drunk pilot. I'll be taking it out to a station I heard rumors of, Alkatraz. It's supposed to be a safe haven for a guy like me, with nearby potential for... profit. Maybe I can pick off a few unlucky traders, and make a new future to replace my past lost.

-Fletch

Quote:OOC

Please answer these questions to the best of your ability. 5 sentences Maximum per response.

1) Why the 101st Outcast Guard?

I wanted an active group that would still allow me to keep my ties to the rogues, following my RP character's hatred of LN. I also wanted to be able to engage in larger capital warfare type battles, something I didn't see able to happen with a Rogue Capital that seemed limited in every aspect of use. I talked in depth with the help channel on Skype, and they suggested I look into Unioners and Outcasts. In the end, Outcasts has much more potential for upward growth and a full range of combat including battleships. After deciding on Outcasts, I began asking specifically where to look, and I was pointed in the direction of the 101st.


2) What are two things that you enjoy doing in real-life besides playing freelancer?

Besides Freelancer, I enjoy working on the development of a video game that has been the ambition of mine for several years. I also enjoy reading, and learning anything and everything. Mostly I find myself attracted to history because of the limitless potential for speculation. I think that is what drew me to this Freelancer server, in the first place.


3) What would the last sentence of your autobiography be?

"In the end, you just have to keep going."


4) If you could be a fictional character (from a film, book, comic, etc...), who would it be, and why?

Call me crazy, but I wouldn't mind being Rico from Starship Troopers. Something about that movie has always drawn me back. I know the graphics are pretty silly, with the clay gore, but the actual plot and the raw realism of combat really bring it out for me. Rico, himself, develops into a true Soldier, and I don't think that is a position I would ever regret finding myself in. There's truly something I admire about it, but perhaps it's just me being a guy.

Skype - MasterFletch