Characters wherebouts.

Xuan-Wu wrote:Can anyone tell me if Ginger Lewis survived the Yamata strike ? And also if Aubrey Wanderman wherebouts.

Thanks

Mission of Honor wrote:"As it happens, he doesn't have to worry about that anymore. He and his staff were aboard when the station was destroyed. All of them were lost, as was almost all of the station's senior command crew and a quarter of its engineering staff. But because of his exercise, the entire R&D staff and over ninety-five percent of the station's manufacturing workforce—and, thank God, their families—were on the planet and survived."

19chickens wrote:Where was Wanderman seen alive? I need to read the short stories and Shadow of Freedom. For whether Ginger survived, it depends on where she was assigned. If she was engineering, which is more likely...

Mission of Honor wrote:"As it happens, he doesn't have to worry about that anymore. He and his staff were aboard when the station was destroyed. All of them were lost, as was almost all of the station's senior command crew and a quarter of its engineering staff. But because of his exercise, the entire R&D staff and over ninety-five percent of the station's manufacturing workforce—and, thank God, their families—were on the planet and survived."

Xuan-Wu wrote:Does anyone think I can have news about them in the next book if I ask RFC nicelly enought ?

This two are some of my favorite characters since the first time I discovered them.

(Included some fury little cats...)

Tenshinai wrote:

Xuan-Wu wrote:Does anyone think I can have news about them in the next book if I ask RFC nicelly enought ?

This two are some of my favorite characters since the first time I discovered them.

(Included some fury little cats...)

You can try, don´t expect anything but RFC can be nice.


Anyway, i think the fact that they were specifically placed on the station and then blatantly NOT shown to get killed in the destruction is a fairly good indication that they may be alive.

But, be that as it might, assigning him to work directly under Anthony Berkeley had to come under the heading of cruel and unusual punishment. If there'd been any real justice in the galaxy, he'd have been assigned to Admiral Yeager's Research and Development Division, with Captain Lewis. That would have been interesting, especially for someone with Paulo's natural bent for the electronic warfare officer's career track. But, no. In their infinite wisdom, the powers-that-were at the Bureau of Personnel had decided he and Senior Chief Wanderman should get a little hands-on time with the fabrication side. Which, little though he cared to admit it, might actually contain at least a modicum of rationality. It never hurt for an EWO to have at least some familiarity with the nuts and bolts of his hardware, after all. But there had to be some way for him to get that familiarity without putting up with Berkeley!

....

If only there were some way he could quietly and discreetly leave the small classroom in which their party of evacuees been instructed to wait.