Hello from Pennsylvania

[Wolfe]

My name is ,I'm 23 years old, and pretty much born and and raised in Burlington, Pennsylvania.

I work at a plant called Jeld-Wen where I drive a forklift loading 18 wheelers most the day.

Once a month I get to "play army" (as many call it) with the Pennsylvania Army National Guard where I'm the units armorer and try to appear as though I know what Im doing, I've been deployed once, no not to a combat zone (even though they considered it one) to Kuwait where I spent the better part of a year escorting convoys from base to base and tried not to die of boredom.

I've grown up on Star Wars and have been a fan my entire life, a bit bigger than the rest of the family but I try my best to avoid my father's hethenistic Star Trek ways, (must say I haven't been too successful as Im a decent fan of that aswell)

Anyhow, I've seen and heard of this 501st legion growing up and never really had an idea of what they really do or how much time they put into it either up till recently. I've signed up before last year but was in a different state that falls under a different garrison then my own as Ive come to find out.

Currently a Cadet in Garrison Carida. Working on a Commander Wolffe build at the moment, but there aren't many clones in most the events from what I've seen with my garrison so I've been doing a little recon on some of the Stormies, have it narrowed down to Snow and Sand. what kind of Snow type I haven't really determined yet, ive contemplated the grunt or commander but the scout might be something to look into aswell. either way here I am and excited to see what I might come across.

[DisposablHero]

Welcome! Hopefully we can convince you to turn to the cold side of the 501st No matter what you end up picking be it one of our elite cold troopers or some other cushy posted trooper I'm sure you'll have a blast.

[Buttercup]

Welcome to the Cold Side of the Empire Brian!! We love playing in the snow here and it's an easy trooping uniform!! Read our CRL and ask lots of questions! All of out costumes are comfy and fun