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+ | '''Nicky Jorjo''' was a [[Human]] [[mechanic]] who lived in [[20th century]] [[New York City]], during [[World War II]]. |
| − | In an [[alternate timeline|alternate version]] of [[1944]], Nicky was a friend of [[Carmine]], a leader of the resistance against the occupation of America by the [[Nazi]]/[[Na'kuhl]] [[alliance]]. When Carmine was wounded in the leg, he had his wound dressed by Nicky. Upon viewing the dressing, [[Alicia Travers]], another resistance fighter, told Carmine that "''he should stick to [[car]]s," before redressing it herself. |
+ | In an [[alternate timeline|alternate version]] of [[1944]], Nicky was a friend of [[Carmine]], a leader of the resistance against the occupation of [[America]] by the [[Nazi]]/[[Na'kuhl]] [[alliance]]. When Carmine was wounded in the leg, he had his wound dressed by Nicky. Upon viewing the dressing, [[Alicia Travers]], another resistance fighter, told Carmine that "''he should stick to [[car]]s,''" before redressing it herself. |
| − | Later when Carmine and his associates assisted [[Jonathan Archer]] attack the [[Vosk]]'s compound, Nicky was ordered to lay down some covering fire Archer and [[Trip Tucker]] who were attempting to escape from the building. Nicky shot at the Nazis until Archer and Tucker got to safety. ({{ENT|Storm Front, Part II}}) |
+ | Later when Carmine and his associates assisted [[Jonathan Archer]] attack the [[Vosk]]'s compound, Nicky was ordered to lay down some covering fire Archer and [[Charles Tucker III|Trip Tucker]] who were attempting to escape from the building. Nicky shot at the Nazis until Archer and Tucker got to safety. ({{ENT|Storm Front, Part II}}) |
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Revision as of 23:56, 5 April 2012
AT: "xx" Nicky Jorjo was a Human mechanic who lived in 20th century New York City, during World War II.
In an alternate version of 1944, Nicky was a friend of Carmine, a leader of the resistance against the occupation of America by the Nazi/Na'kuhl alliance. When Carmine was wounded in the leg, he had his wound dressed by Nicky. Upon viewing the dressing, Alicia Travers, another resistance fighter, told Carmine that "he should stick to cars," before redressing it herself.
Later when Carmine and his associates assisted Jonathan Archer attack the Vosk's compound, Nicky was ordered to lay down some covering fire Archer and Trip Tucker who were attempting to escape from the building. Nicky shot at the Nazis until Archer and Tucker got to safety. (ENT: "Storm Front, Part II")