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One could argue that '''Sergeant Robert M. Blais''', AKA '''Cross-Country''', was literally born to operate heavy machinery since his father drove a bulldozer and his mother drove a grader. He has an innate knack for getting his vehicles to do what he wants them to do and uncanny sense for selecting the best terrain to bring them through, making him an elite operator. | One could argue that '''Sergeant Robert M. Blais''', AKA '''Cross-Country''', was literally born to operate heavy machinery since his father drove a bulldozer and his mother drove a grader. He has an innate knack for getting his vehicles to do what he wants them to do and uncanny sense for selecting the best terrain to bring them through, making him an elite operator. It was for this reason that he was selected as the primary operator of the H.A.V.O.C. tracked assault vehicle, but he is more than capable of operating any ground-based unit in the Joe arsenal. | ||
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Revision as of 01:18, 5 June 2016
One could argue that Sergeant Robert M. Blais, AKA Cross-Country, was literally born to operate heavy machinery since his father drove a bulldozer and his mother drove a grader. He has an innate knack for getting his vehicles to do what he wants them to do and uncanny sense for selecting the best terrain to bring them through, making him an elite operator. It was for this reason that he was selected as the primary operator of the H.A.V.O.C. tracked assault vehicle, but he is more than capable of operating any ground-based unit in the Joe arsenal.
