Robert Ferber

Starting his life as a poor orphan, he was surronded by guns. His parents were both shot to death before his very own eyes. The orphanage he went to was loaded with rifles, pistols, small explosives and such. He would here gunshots every day and became obsessed with them. As soon as he was 18 World War Two broke out and he enlisted himself. A strong British accent is common for Ferber. Only a week into the war and Ferber had became obsessed with German Tanks. Panzers. He stole a Panzer VIII Maus from some Armored division and has been using it ever since. Ferber had marked the tank with the early 7th Armoured Division's insignia after he was folded into that division. After being folded and some time in battle, Ferber was well known amoung his troops. He had tried to take out General Fruzne multiple times but had never succeeded. He had to pull back each time. Now armed with a Vickers-Berthier machinegun and a superheavy tank, he heads back into the battlefield.
Ferber is armed with a German officer's Luger and his Vickers-Berthier. He often wears a bandolier jacket which holds a number of machinegun magazines. Deep pockets allow him to store Luger magazines along with Mk. II grenades. Around his neck dangles an empty shell. The first shell had ever killed a man with. Ferber may be young but after weeks of being stuck in the woods with no supplies, much facial hair clouds the boy's face. Ferber is a Private, but he's a hard worker and gets the job done. Inside of his tank he carries maps, demolition materials and fellow soldiers. He has many Mill's bomb grenades, No. 68 AT grenades, No. 73 grenades, No. 76 incendaries, and ML3 mortars with many rounds. Ferber's tank has 240mm of protection with a 105mm cannon, a 75mm cannon and an MG34 mounted on it.