Duke Mcshotgun

Name: Duke McShotgun

Biography: Duke Mcshotgun was born around the 4th of July to a family of cherry farmers somewhere in Delaware. Because all his family was ex-military, he quickly adopted a armyman's lifestyle as a child and sought to continue the tradition.

In 1991, Operation Desert Storm had begun. As a fresh 18 year old private, he enlisted in the US Army and quickly proved himself as a capable soldier who was eager to get into dangerous combat situations.

By the end of Desert Storm, Duke decided to stay in the Army. In the modern day, Duke is a Sergeant who could very well retire but refuses to do so because this is his life now. Wherever the US has fought, he has fought there too.

Fun Facts: Has fought in Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia, Syria, Bosnia, Libya and even Ukraine. Is a Major Sergeant of the US Army. Can no longer feel heat over 90 degrees. Physically incapable of eating anything that hasn't come from a MRE. Has single-handedly defeated a squad of armed terrorists using nothing but his fists and a knife. Had been stationed basically everywhere, from Alaska to the Philippines. One time strangled a insurgent leader with a American flag. Can run for miles with heavy equipment. Likes to kick ass and chew bubblegum. Goes by the callsign 'Shotgun'. As his name suggests, Duke Mcshotgun wields a Winchester Model 1897 Shotgun.

Appearance: Duke, at least when he first joined the army, was your average built guy with blue eyes and brown hair. But the issue is that nobody has seen him outside his uniform for years, so what he looks like now is a mystery. Some rumor he's disfigured underneath, some say he's fused with his armor, some joke he IS the uniform. His face is never seen.

Uniform; His Uniform consists of modern day heavily equipped infantry armor. High-Cut helmet equipped with Night Vision Goggles and a radio headset, Sunglasses that are always worn, tactical scarf that hides his head & face, Camouflage armored uniform that holds ammo belts, camo pants and thick brown boots.

Has many patches on his uniform.

Personality: Duke embodies the stereotype of your average US soldier of the modern day. Whatever it may imply, he is that to a fault.