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Originally posted by Tarbas:
I also like the german character, but the name????
I never heard of Volker as a family name.
I think Reimann would be a good idea, or Weber or Schmidt. I think this are all common german names.
But I must admit that Hans Schmidt would be a typical german cliché name. So try a more interesting combination like: Sebastian Reimann or Stefanie Weber. Any thoughts about this?

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I definitely like Reimann! LT Sebastian/Stephanie Reimann it is! Thanks Tarbas! Where did I get Volker? Uh...I can't remember http://www.trekrpg.net/Board/ubb/redface.gif I think it was a book I read awhile ago...

Thanks for the input, Cyberludite (rather contradictory name, hmm...). The American Southerner has been addded to my back-up roster.

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Originally posted by Dave Biggins:
Thanks for the input, Cyberludite (rather contradictory name, hmm...). The American Southerner has been addded to my back-up roster.

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Thanks. http://www.trekrpg.net/Board/ubb/cool.gif I was wondering when someone would notice it. http://www.trekrpg.net/Board/ubb/smile.gif

Jon

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I also like the german character, but the name????
I never heard of Volker as a family name.
I think Reimann would be a good idea, or Weber or Schmidt. I think this are all common german names.
But I must admit that Hans Schmidt would be a typical german cliché name. So try a more interesting combination like: Sebastian Reimann or Stefanie Weber. Any thoughts about this?

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Although i'm from Spain,I think i can help you by describing one of our neighbours:the portuguese.Portuguese tend to be conservative,low paced & very friendly people proud of(and a bit paranoid about) their independence,being known as the craziest car pilots of Europe(people of western Spain often get out of the road as soon as they see a portugese car approaching from their back.Truly!) .History tells us that they were very good navigators(think of Magallanes),so perhaps the best positions for a Portuguese are at helm & in the stellar cartography department.
Maybe I will post later something about mongol & spanish people.&,about that british captain of yours,why don't you take a look at admiral Nelson's biography?