Drew "Drop" Ford

Early life
Not much is known about Drew's early life. He grew up in Montana and always loved gun slinging and gunslingers. As a boy Drew grew up with his father who was a gunsmith. Drew had no sisters, brothers, or a mother. He and his dad talked about guns as they both loved them. He was known by other the other kids as 'Drop'. Because so he said he would drop anyone in his way. Drew enlisted in 1960 and intended to draw on communists. His father supported him as he wanted his son to come back a war hero, who gunslinged the communists right out of Vietnam.

Military Career
When he was first deployed in Hawaii, he threw his rifle into the Pacific Ocean and stole an M1911 pistol. Later when the Vietnam War broke out and he was sent to fight the NVA and Vietcong, Drew quickly became a local celebrity among enlists as he was very brave and refused to use anything else than his M1911. He did get in multiple fights, some of which he claims to have 'gunslinged' a Vietnamese man or two. The only one confirmed was by a War Correspondent who saw him shoot down a Vietnamese officer gunslinger style. It was reported that the two men spotted each other and both went for their holstered M1911 pistols. Drew "Drop" Ford gunned him down, Gunslinger styled. Sadly, Drew refused to leave Vietnam. It is estimated that Drew died in Vietnam a hero, as he was found in a building in Saigon with 20 gunned down NVA surrounding his corpse. Drew served with the 11th Pathfinder Company as a First Sergeant, many men mocked his gun slinging but Drew didn't mind. He would prove them wrong. Drew's fame faded however after his death. As barely any news got home about this amazing gunslinger. The only men that remember Drew were the brave Pathfinder who served beside him.