Sgt. Charles Thunder was an ex-army bounty hunter until 1948, when he was recruited into Department T of British Military Intelligence where he acted as a Team Leader for Operation H during Extended WWII. He disappeared along with the rest of Operation H when Department T was shut down by the government.
Charlie thunder was born in Warwick in 1915 during World War I. He attended a typical grammar school and was the hooker in the champion team in his fifth year. After school, he joined the army where he worked his way up to the rank of sergeant. During an excursion in occupied Norway in 1942, Thunder's right leg was blown off by a German soldier and he was later discharged from service.
Sgt. Thunder had his leg fixed with a peg and set about making money from his training as a bounty hunter, which remains his occupation up to today. He has an interest in cars and drives competitively in major motoring events.
Tools of the Trade
Stormheart
Stormheart is a custom-made .357 Smith & Wesson Magnum with a polished chrome finish and mahogany stock. Sgt. Thunder is a dead shot with this particular gun. It’s most devastating uses have almost always been from a double tap at close quarters, a favourite move of the Sergeant.
Winchester Model 1897 Pump Action Shotgun
A standard issue shotgun in common use during World War I used for when enemies are stupid enough to bundle together or for when Sergeant Thunder has greased three Nazis already. Sergeant Thunder hates reloading.
