Lyle Tibbet

*"Hitler already fucking dead...short train ride from Paris to Berlin, and I get there with this baby...Pow! We all go home".* ―Tibbet talks about what his plan to win the war.

**Lyle Tibbet** is a supporting character in the live action movie Overlord.  He is a cocky prick paratrooper of the 101st Airborne Division. He and his men have been dropped into France, on eve of D-Day, in order to take out a satellite tower in a Nazi-controlled church. But things don't go to plan and their plane is shot down en route, the ragtag group, including Lewis Ford, smoke jumper Edward Boyce and a handful of other survivors start carefully making their way on foot, behind enemy lines.

## Biography

Lyle Tibbet was in Cincinnati, Ohio on February 19, 1919 to Italian parents in immigrated to the United States. At age of 3, his family moved to Queens, New York. Tibbet went to middle and high school during 1920s-30s (Prior to the start Great Depression), during his youth he became a excellent marksman and have a fixation of military because fought in World War I. When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, Tibbet joined the United States Army in 1942 where he volunteered to join the Airborne unit because he wanted to be with the best of the best when they get to Berlin when they win the war and will make fifty dollars a month. At this time he befriended Virgil Nez, a Native American soldier and Jacob Rosenfeld, Jewish soldier. They were one of the original members of the 101st that trained two years for the invasion of Normandy, but everything changed in April 1944, when the men of 101st Airborne Division learn about the Allied Forces were losing the war to the advanced Nazi forces, President Franklin D. Roosevelt desegregated the United States Armed Forces in a will of manpower. So the black paratroopers of 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion (also known as the “Triple Nickels”) were folded to the 82nd and 101st airborne (Becoming the first desegregated unit) to help participate for the D-Day invasion, however Tibbet and some paratroopers didn’t like to have Negroes serving with them.

## Work with the Smokejumpers

“*Corporal, you've got to hear this. We had this mouse, he gets in the barracks back at base, right? The thing's shitting all over the place, so Sarge orders somebody to kill it. So Boyce here, he catches the thing in his boot and he sets it loose in a field. But the mouse comes back the next night, and it's crapping all over Sarge's pillow. So Sarge, he has us running up hills all morning for that shit”.* ―Tibbet explaining to Ford about his experience of knowing Boyce from his perspective prior to Operation Overlord.

When the men of the 555th folded into the 82nd and 101st airborne Divisions, Tibbet, Rosenfeld, and Nez met two smokejumpers Private First Classes Charlie Dawson and Edward Boyce, Nez and Rosenfeld welcomed them with opened arms as for Tibbet on other hand, despised them because of their skin. But decided to put his racial bias aside because he has a war to win so he has no choice but to work the smokejumpers.

Then one night inside of the Army barracks in England, a big mouse kept crapping on Rensins pillow, so Rensin (Who was pointed as leader of Little Groups of Paratroopers) orders Boyce, Tibbet, and Rosenfield to go find the mouse and kill it. Boyce managed to catch the mouse in his jump boot and as he was about to kill the mouse, it reminded him of his home in Louisiana and let the mouse go and set it loose in a field. The next day, this resulted in the mouse crapping on Rensins pillow and making everybody run hills all night because of it. This made Tibbet hate Boyce even more both constantly rip on them and bullied Boyce the most.

## Overlord

*“Hey Rosenfeld, more GIs die in planes than boats, that’s a fact.” ―*Tibbet to Rosenfeld correcting him that more GIs get in airplanes than on ships.

On June 5th, 1944, the Allied forces launched their forces to prepare for Operation Overlord also known as D-Day, however Boyce along with this squad of 18 paratroopers are given a secret mission to take out a radio jamming tower located at the town center of the French village of CielBlanc. As the men prepare to jump behind enemy lines, Boyce scans to see the men, some of them that he used to be smokejumpers with and has been through so much to this point about proving the white man wrong. He also spotted Lewis Ford, a paratrooper that transferred to the 82nd Airborne and is an explosive expert for their mission. As the men talk to each other about what they are going to do when they get to Berlin, the ride of the C-47 becomes shaky, causing Boyce to drop his chain; Tibbet grabs it quickly and bullies him for having a lucky charm. Due to a few months of knowing each other, Boyce’s performance as a soldier (From Tibbets point of view) left him unsatisfactory, making Tibbet and the other white paratroopers in his batch racially bully him. Boyce asked Tibbet if he was finished running that Falmouth off his and gave the chain back or he would beat his ass on the plane. So he gives him his chain back said that he was just messing with him before Rensin shows up to remind them what is the mission and says there are gonna be a hundred and twenty Allied troops fighting on their way to the beaches but they can't without air support if the radio tower isn't by 06:00 am.

## All hell broke loose

When it hit midnight, the C-47 started to rumble, the paratroopers heard deep thuds and the crackle of tracer fire and the plane was heaving back and forth tossing the men around violently. Rensin comes out of the cockpit of the C-47 and tells the men that it is just a "Kraut Hello" and tells them to sit tight until the light tells them to jump. The Navigator of the plane tells Rensin that they are taking too much flak but with quick thinking, Rensin tells them to break formation so they won't get hit by flak knowing that the paratroopers while a couple clicks south of their target. The C-47 suddenly descends 100 feet flak erupting all around as it yokes hard to the left into the clouds.

This formation saved the men as the flak destroyed a plane beside them. He took the time to remark to his white paratroopers who had doubted him since day one that he was going to show them a good time. Dawson, unable to hold his dinner, threw up on the floor of the fuselage before bullets  from the AA guns pecked the floor of the C-47 and tore some men up like butter. This horrifies the men including Rensin and Ford because, a few days before Operation Overlord, the 101st and the 555th was giving more information about General Wilhelm Strasse although some men heard that the man was so intelligent that he upgraded the German Army weapons, vehicles, and even the soldiers to be ferior to the Allies. This myth became a reality and everybody including Tibbet were starting to panic but Rensin and Ford kept calm for their men, Paratrooper Private Murphy was so scared that got out of his seat before he was pulverized and was dead before he hit the floor. Rensin continues to tell everyone to sit down and tells them this is why they were given this mission.

The red jump light above the cargo door pop on and that is when Rensin orders the men to stand up and hook up. Tibbet, Boyce, Rosenfeld and what was left of the squad scramble to their feet and hook their chute lines to the anchor cable running along the ceiling of the fuselage. Tibbet is second from the door (Rosenfeld is fourth, Boyce is fifth, Dawson, is sixth). As the light flashes green, the plane catches fire, and then a huge eruption blows the cockpit door away sending it to a paratrooper's head decapitating him. The front of the C-47 is gone is nothing but a gutted, flaming mass of shredded steel, and half of the roof about the men is now a gaping hole. The anchor line renders it useless. Some men fatally fall toward the back, burning themselves to death. In a desperate attempt to save what's left of his men, Rensin tells everybody to manually deploy, Ford quickly unhooks from the jump line and helps Rensin push paratroopers, Grunauer, then Tibbet, some of the surviving paratroopers manage to jump out of the aircraft after the signal goes green, Rosenfeld stumbles. Boyce crouches to help, but Ford is already rolling Rosenfeld out the door.

## Landing

As Tibbet managed to pull his ripcord and activated his parachute landing safely on the ground, he rendezvoused with Dawson and two to try to find what was left of their squad, only to find Morton Chase, an Army photographer, hanging from a tree being surrounded by a German patrol of Waffen SS troopers. In an attempt to save him, Tibbet and Dawson opened fire on the Nazi patrol with his Springfield sniper rifle and Dawson's Browning Automatic Rifle. They successfully kill all of the Nazi's and help Chase cut free from his parachute.

## Meeting with the others

*"Welcome to France" ―*Tibbet to Ford and Boyce after reuniting with them.

After the two save Chase, they continue to walk deeper into the woods, where they hear two people approaching, three taking cover from the bushes. Tibbet uses a cricket chirp from the darkness (so does Ford) and uses the callsign by saying "flash" and then "thunder" and surviving paratroopers reveal themselves, and all of them share a moment of joy in their reunion. The lot of them continue to advance across the field, hoping to find more paratroopers.

Dawson shared with his comrades that he wanted to author a book about fighting on the front lines of the war and was thinking that when the war was over, he was going to be an author, Tibbet sarcastically said that he would sell a million copies and Boyce said he would buy one. Unfortunately, Dawson stepped on an advanced land mine created by Deathshead and was set off killing him instantly and leaving but a cloud of dirt and blood over the paratroopers sending Chase flying in one direction and Tibbet another. Tibbet then rises to his knees, rubbing a bloody hand over his ear, searching for his own hearing. Ford yells at everyone who can hear and orders them to fix bayonets or use the barrel of their rifle and lay taps making sure they are close to a mine.

Tibbet shoots Ford a glance and fixes bayonets on his Springfield and gently touches the ground in front of him with the barrel of his Springfield till he hears a click thud. His eyes rolled up to Ford. He veers around the mine and continues his tapping, as Boyce and the others tensely wait until Tibbet makes it to them.

## Meeting the scavenger

*"What the hell is this?...Oh. Smells like shit... Looks like an eyeball...That's not a dog...A jackal?... Where do you come up with this shit?... How do these things pop into your head? The Bible. How many jackals have you seen with a hoof?*―Tibbet talking to Chase after stumbling to a mangled Kampfhund dog.

As the group takes a break from walking, Tibbet and Chase stumble upon a dead animal carcass, which they find hard to identify. Its bone structure is different from a dog; Chase hints that the creature is a jackal—a biblical creature known as dogs from hell. Tibbet dismisses the idea and refuses to believe in any myth. A distant noise catches Boyce’s attention, so he signals to the group that something or someone might be nearby. They await the footsteps and meet a  young French girl named Chloe.

She runs in fear of the paratroopers, but they catch up and hold her at gunpoint, Tibbet searches her bag and finds out that she is a scavenger, so she is forced to lead them to an old church. Boyce comforts her by saying that she will not get hurt, but she has no choice but to help the American paratroopers. All of them head to the village where the church is located, and at the entrance, Ford commands Boyce to keep an eye on Chloe while they check the premises.

## Making to CielBlanc

"*A lot of Krauts moving around out there. Two buzzsaws by my count. And that wall is well fortified, too".* ―Tibbet analyzing the CielBlanc Church to Ford.

All of them head to the village where the church is located, and at the entrance, Ford commands Boyce to keep an eye on Chloe while they check the premises. The commotion wakes up Chloe’s neighbor, Mrs. Lesner, who reports her to the German SS guards for being out past curfew. The guards start to emerge, making Boyce hide and find a way to be out of their sight while they inspect Chloe, who manages to talk her way out. He waits in the shadows until it's clear, then hustles to join Ford along the slide wall. Tibbet asks Boyce if Chloe tipped em off, and answered him by saying that she definitely doesn't like the Germans any more than they do. Then Chloe respond in English that they are pigs and made sure the paratroopers weren't as well. Tibbet can't help but break into a huge smile at Boyce's expense and ripped on him for being French.

She lets the group take refuge in her house while they carry out their mission. A quick tour of the home is given to the soldiers just in case they need to hide, but Tibbet hears a noise from a room upstairs, so he asks Chloe about it. According to her, her sick aunt lives with her and cuts the topic short. She also has a little brother named Paul, who she takes care of after the SS killed her parents in cold blood. The paratroopers settle in the tiny attic, where they gather their weapons and explosives and optimize their plan. A woman’s scream interrupts their meeting; the commotion outside is caused by SS troopers that are revealed to be part of the SS paranormal Division that was executing one of the village residents for an unknown reason. Chloe then explains that the killings have become a norm in their village since the Germans have taken over. She warns the group that they cannot stay at her place because of frequent inspections, but Ford says that they only need four hours, so she agrees.

## Finding the others

The group gets into an argument about delaying the mission, but to their surprise, Boyce initiates the advance. In Rensin's words, he reminds them that the planes cannot provide air support to the bases unless they take the tower down, and Ford for once agrees with him. However, Tibbet continues to racially discriminate and bully him, discouraging the poor guy that he is not built for battle. Then is when racial tension begins to go off and the two men are about to have a fistfight and Boyce pulls a knife at him, so he backs off. Ford quickly deescalates the tension, and orders him to take Chase to go see if any other paratroopers have made it to the rally point. The angry Tibbet gets interrupted by Paul, who playfully asks him to have a game of baseball. He gets more hot-headed, so Chloe explains that Paul thinks all Americans play baseball, but he walks away.

That night, Tibbet and Chase depart to check on the German base when the German soldiers conduct another inspection in the village. The two huddled in the weeds and waited. Chase grabs Dawson's damaged journal back from the house and tries to finish it. He checks his watch and it is 3 am and there is no sign of other paratroopers. Tibbet and Chase start across the road toward the woods. The silhouette of the church against the misty glow of the moon beyond. No animals left. The two move along a trail of carnage leading to a silhouetted shape of a downed C-47 masked by Fire and Smoke. They wade into the debris field, moving among the smoking pieces of a dead plane. Tibbet commented the airborne part of General Eisenhower's Project Overlord is a shit-show. They continued to search the wreckage for anything they could use.  Chase hypnotically asked Tibbet if the Allies forces if they don't get the radio tower down if the invasion happens. Then he applies that there is three out of four of them can bite it, and Eisenhower can sleep with a smile at night. He continues kicking away debris and spots a satchel. He opens It, pulling out some detonators, wire, and tetrytol blocks (they look like C-47).

Then suddenly a hand reaches from the wreckage, and grabs Tibbet's ankle. Tibbet leaps with a terrified start and tries to move, but the hand holds firm. Then he sees that the hand belongs to a young paratrooper, no older than Tibbet, who lies among the debris, a propeller blade poking through his stomach. Literally. But he is alive. Chase hurry oversees the GI. He kneels down beside him. The young paratrooper tries to speak, but can only cough up blood. He is clearly dying. Chase opens his canteen and tries to give the GI a drink. The GI only coughs the water back up. Chase looks around, spots a med-kit and hurries the med-kit over and opens it up, pulls out a morphine needle, and sticks it into the paratrooper. Tibbet suggests that he should put the soldier out of his misery, but Chase couldn't make himself do it. So Tibbet leaned down and said to the paratrooper that is gonna with the pain before sticking out another needle, then another. The GI's breathing quickens; then slows, until it finally stops, his lifeless eyes frozen open. Like he said, this whole situation is a shit-show.

## Returning to the house

As the two men came back to the house, Ford told them that Boyce was going to get them, so he orders them to stay in the house and both men standing beside Wafner to keep an eye on him. Tibbet at the vent, scanning the town. Paul stands beside him, he bet 10 bucks that Boyce got himself garbed by the Nazis. As the two set next to the window, Paul is wearing Tibbets M1 steel helmet on his head just like him, Tibbet asks the boy if he got a dog to play with or something and holding a gun-shaped stick in his hands as he squints out the vent. He blows a bubble with his gum and pulls another stick from his pocket, giving it to Paul. A pissed-off Ford comes upstairs confronts them and blames Tibbet for not letting Boyce come to them in time, but Tibet told Ford that he told them to wait at the bridge and they waited.

When Boyce and Rosenfeld gets back to Chloe's house, where Boyce finally breaks down after holding his emotions inside the church. He, along with Rosenfeld, explained there was more going on than just a radio tower. Ford struggles to understand the words he is saying and realizes that Boyce has shifted his attention from the mission to the experiments. He shows Ford the serum, and they ask Wafner about it, but he does not disclose any helpful information, even as Ford and Tibbet torture him. Wafner is in a helpless situation, but he remains loyal to his roots, making Ford more aggressive.

Boyce tries to stop him, but he gets hurt in the process, making him walk out of the room. Ford and Tibbet walk out of the attic floor. Paul is sitting on the floor looking at him and the two enter the kitchen. As the squad prepares to attack the church, Chase checks on Wafner, Ford orders Chase to get Wafner ready to travel so they can use him for a diversion to help take the radio tower. Ford asked Chloe if her family has a car and she said her father kept one in a garage down the street. Ford and Tibbet start to follow Chloe. Boyce follows to but Ford stops him saying that he has done enough running for one night and orders him to stay with Chase and Rosenfeld.

## The Tar Serum

*"Does somebody want to tell me what the fuck is going on here!?"*―Tibbet after seeing Chase being brought back from the dead by the Tar Serum and were trying to kill them.

Chase checks on Wafner, who attempts to escape and fatally shoots him after acting unconscious. Still, with a sack over his head, he blindly shoots around, but he is stopped after the group comes up. Boyce isn't holding his own gun, can only charge Wafner, tackling to the floor punching that hood off his head, then wrestling away before **Tibbet** managed to help him to subdued Wafner. Before losing his final breath, Chase asks for his camera, and all of them dramatically witness his death. Enraged of seeing another soldier who he considered a friend, Tibbet kicks Wafner hard and shoved his M1911 pistol in his mouth, tells Ford that he is gonna put a bullet in Wafner fat Kraut face. Ford remind him that they still need Wafner and Tibbet jerks him to his feet.

Boyce gets into the idea of injecting the serum into Chase, thinking that it would save him. In a matter of minutes, Chase gets up and is in prime condition. He even pokes his bullet wounds and is numb from the pain. Additionally, he gets stronger after the injection, which confuses everyone in the room. After some time, Chase mutates; his body slowly disfigures, and he turns violent. His eyes turn red as if he is about to transfer into something before Ford shoots him several times. Wafner then reveals that he and his men's mission was in order to advance their Nazi empire, he along with the SS paranormal Division were sent to Cielblanc by Deathshead to develop a virus that can bring people back from the dead and turn them into some sort of undead shambler fighters calling them the "Thousand Year Reich. As they discuss this, Chase gets up; before he could attack anyone, Boyce knocks him to the ground and pounds his head to death. This left Tibbet surprised because he never realized how brutal Boyce can never want to piss him off again. The commotion makes the perfect time for Wafner to escape unnoticed. He comes down from the attic and grabs Paul upon his exit. A group of SS soldiers comes to his rescue and takes Paul hostage.. As they discuss this, Chase gets up; before he could attack anyone, Boyce knocks him to the ground and pounds his head to death. This left Tibbet surprised because he never realized how brutal Boyce can never want to piss him off again. The commotion makes the perfect time for Wafner to escape unnoticed. He comes down from the attic and grabs Paul and takes Paul hostage.

## Finishing the mission

*"We need to pull as many outside as we can... The more they're bunched up for us, the better... Gonna catch on at some point it's just two guys."* ―Tibbet says to Ford that he and Rosenfeld will distract the SS troopers of the SS paranormal Division long enough to let Ford, Boyce, and Chloe enter the base of CielBlanc Church.

Chloe helplessly chases the army vehicle but is unable to, so she runs to Boyce for some help. Boyce, Rosenfeld, and Tibbet (For once agreed with each other) willing to help Chloe get her brother back, Boyce angrily refuses to follow orders from Ford and reminds him that saying that their mission is more than just burning the church tower but also putting an end to the human experiments. The two have an argument, Boyce proposes infiltrating the base and destroying the tower from the inside, which would also destroy the laboratory. Tibbet convinces Ford that they can grab Paul as a bonus and Ford grudgingly agrees.

In the last digit attempt to destroy the radio, the remaining group splits up, Boyce wishes Rosenfeld and Tibbet good luck. Tibbet and Boyce finally put aside their differences and reconcile and the two men shake hands. Tibbet replies that he will make a helluva chapter in Dawson's book. To initiate it, Chloe shows herself to the German soldiers, who chase her across town. They attempt to shoot her, but she successfully runs through the forest, pursued by one soldier to a nearby bridge. Scherzer (Wafner's second in command), thinking that he has cornered Chloe, gets off his bike to physically attack and force himself on her. However, upon being beaten down to the ground, Chloe lets out a laugh, then Ford knocks the soldier down. Next, they use the soldier that they strapped with explosives to make their way into the Church. After the explosion injures several other soldiers, an SS Officer begins to yell out; never finished before that sidecar erupts in a massive ball of flames, sending bodies flying and starting a chain reaction of explosions with that Jeep and Truck in flames, bodies, and twisted steel everywhere tearing the gate apart. On the church roof, German soldiers manning buzzsaw Machine guns, start ripping about eighteen hundred rounds

Rosenfeld and Tibbet launch a frontal assault as a distraction, while Ford, Boyce, and Chloe enter the base using the sewers. Boyce and Ford plant the explosives, while Chloe looks for Paul. Chloe finds Paul, sends him back to the village, and successfully kills a mutated test subject. The two fall back to the town. As they made it back to the village, they went back to laying down fire on the front of the church. Then a whistle blasted behind them and turned to see old Mrs. Lesner halfway up the loft steps, pumping everything she has into her whistle. Tibbet tries to tell the lady that they are trying to help but she just keeps screaming and blowing until Rosenfeld hurries up, knocks her out with his STG44 rifle and continues to fight. Suddenly a little boy is run into the firefight, the paratroopers recognized as Paul.

## Saving Paul

*""Get down!, Stay down!, Stay down! What the hell are you doing, kid?... Hey, you're okay. You're okay, all right? What do you think you are, Stan Musial or something? Even Stan the man wouldn't had the nerve to run into this shit. All right, look at me. Hold onto me. Rosenfeld, go!"* ―Tibbet after getting Paul out of the middle of the crossfire and tells Rosenfeld to cover him.
Chloe returns to the village after successfully killing a mutated test subject who corners her. Tibbet and Rosenfeld have been pursued and pinned down by the base's defenders. The shootout lasts for some time until Paul runs into the middle of the battlegrounds. Out of concern for the young boy's safety, Tibbet is wounded while shielding Paul from gunfire. Finally, he safely brings Paul back to a shielded area, as Chloe ambushes and kills the remaining Germans and treats Tibbet's wounds.

## After Overlord

*"Jesus Christ, after all that? I thought they would just send us the fuck home."―*Tibbet to Boyce after learning that three will be reassigned to C Company as the war continues.

The rest of the villagers gather outside as the radio announces the allied managed to get victory in most beach sectors, it ultimately failed with 156,000 Allied soldiers died during the attempted invasion of Normandy, as compared to only 89 Germans. Boyce reunites with Tibbet (Who is being stitched by Chloe), Rosenfeld, Chloe, and Paul in the village and sadly informs them that Ford did not make it. In his report, Boyce credits Ford for the decision to plant the bombs inside the church. The commanding officer questions Boyce regarding rumors of an underground lab under the church. Boyce, sharing Ford's view, denies seeing anything worth digging up. He now believes that the zombies and the human experiments should be kept unknown, or else more people will suffer the same fate as failed test subjects. The officer seemingly accepts his story, and informs him that they will be reassigned to C Company as the conflict continues. At some point, Tibbet recovered from his shoulder wound and rejoined Boyce and Rosenfeld and the three never split ever since.

## Deathshead's Compound

*"Come on Miss, We have to get you out of here"―*Tibbet tells Katrin (Annette if survived the ordeal) to evacuate Wulfburg.

Two years after Clieblanc, and the Axis powers found the Da'at Yichud technology and were on the brink of winning World War II.  In July 1946, OSA agent and US Army Rangers Captain William J. Blazokwics managed to obtain the folder that will lead the Allies to the location of Deathshead's compound, and to turn the tide of the war, Blazkowicz gets knocked out by falling rubble and is saved by Fergus Reid along with Boyce, Rosenfeld, and Tibbet. While leaving, Blazkowicz observes whoever he had saved being extracted by other airborne troopers before leaving the town of Wulfburg. Tibbet is telling Katrin (who is seen looking for Annette, but doesn't know that the latter has perished) to evacuate. If Annette survived, she is seen with Katrin, the two embracing each other, and are told by Tibbet to move on.

Later the scene sees with Reid, Blazkowicz, Boyce, and Rosenfeld on a truck headed to RAF Kinloss at the northern tip of Scotland as they make final preparations for the assault on Deathshead's Compound. During the assault on Deathshead's compound, Boyce, Rosenfeld, and Tibbet were on board the allied condor 9, where the three meet privates Wyatt, Gates, and Prendergast.  As the Allied Forces launch an assault against Deathshead. B.J. is knocked unconscious countless times during the fight but is revived by Fergus and keeps going for the visions he sees of a safer, happier life. After gunning down multiple Nazi aircraft, one of them crashed lands into the turret area destroying it. Fergus is radioed by Condor 9 to investigate issues with their fuel tank, with the fuselage hit and leaking. Condor 9 thanks Fergus before a piece of shrapnel kills the pilot. Wyatt takes the wheel of the condor and is instructed by Fergus on how to stop the transport from nose diving into the water. The situation is handled, with Fergus boarding the plane, abandoning his own. B.J. just barely makes it before the plane crashes and cuts into the transport. Fergus takes control of the transport, and B.J. is able to calm Wyatt's nerves. This doesn't last long though, as Fergus makes a crash landing on the beach. Most of the soldiers including Blazokwics, Reid, and Boyce land in the water, but some men were either shot by Nazi machine guns or get eaten alive by Panzerhunds if they ever reached the surface. Boyce along with Fergus and Wyatt rendezvoused with Reid who had Prendergast (being shot to his left eye), Rosenfeld, Tibbet, and Gates along with a few American paratroopers and British soldiers who are members of the Parachute Regiment but they were surrounded by two Panzerhunds.

Blazokwics contacts Fergus via the phone inside a damaged condor, Wyatt flashes his light to give B.J. their location which attracts a Panzerhund to them. In order to save them, B.J. is instructed to push to a nearby turret. B.J. narrowly avoids a Panzerhund as he swims through the water, eventually destroying the Panzerhunds and pestering his squad. Another problem stands in their way, the small group of paratroopers can't make progress with the Automated Machine Guns keeping watch over their position, and B.J. is sent straight down the middle into the enemy trenches in order to eliminate the pillboxes lining the perimeter and his team to follow him after giving him covering fire to take the machine guns charged straight to the trenches. However, Boyce and Rosenfeld got separated with Tibbet and a few paratroopers and the rest of the group before getting ambushed by a Baltisches Auge along with German reinforcements before Boyce gets shot in the shoulder and Rosenfeld's legs are torn by a few packs of Kampfhunds. With no way out, the paratroopers had no choice but to surrender to be prisoners. Tibbet and a few paratroopers were also captured by the Nazis and were taken prisoner.

## The three stooges

For the past 14 years, Tibbet, Boyce, Rosenfeld, and other allied soldiers had been prisoners to Deathshead, and were being put to hard labor. Strasse performs the most inhumane advanced experiments. It is fully equipped with automated incineration systems to clean up any organic tissue left by the test subjects. By November 15, 1960, the Kreisau Circle mounted another assault on the refitted Compound using *Eva's Hammer*. Boyce and Rosenfeld and the POWs encountered resistance fighters Anya Oliwa, Bombate, Set Roth and in a desperate attempt to get out of this compound, the prisoner decided to help them. B. J. Blazkowicz and a rescue party infiltrating the base. Taking them to the elevator, B.J. is separated from Anya and the group as she states that the two can live far away from the Nazis, B.J. agrees, but states that it's not for them. Anya takes the resistance to the helicopter, Tibbet and Boyce courageously providing the prisoners covering fire to get to the helicopter while B.J. battles Wilhelm Strasse and is injured in the process.

## Events of the New Colossus

Months after the destruction of the Deathshead compound,  Frau Engel and her death squad attack Eva's Hammer to kill BJ. Despite the valiant resistance from the Kreisau circle, the entire submarine was overwhelmed and BJ was captured just after he woke up and fought his way through the Nazis. Irene Engel kills Caroline Becker, but is stopped by Sigrun Engel from executing Fergus/Wyatt, with the duo, alongside Sigrun, escaping from Engel's gasp and drives the Nazi out of Eva's Hammer. After regrouping with his comrades, he manages to get to the US and begins to launch a Second American Revolution with the American Resistance. Tibbet, Boyce, and Rosenfeld decided to help the resistance by taking part in operations of taking parts of the back from the Nazis. It is unknown what happened to them during the Second American Revolution but it's possible that they survived.

## Personality and traits

During the events of the Overlord, Tibbet is a Sir Swears-a-Lot who's exasperated by what he perceives as the incompetence of his fellow soldiers, and that Paul for some reason takes a liking to him, in spite of the language barrier. Ultimately, he has a soft-spot for both and is willing to put his life on the line to protect them, even if he's teasingly condescending about it, even running through a hail of gunfire to pick up Paul and get him behind cover, getting shot in the back in the process. He lives. Prior to the events before Overlord, Tibbet has a hatred of African-Americans, believing that they are a liability and think that they are unfit to fight. This was seen when the United States Armed Forces were desegregated and the paratroopers of the 82nd and 101st airborne Divisions, Tibbet, Rosenfeld, and Nez met, Private First Classes Charlie Dawson and Edward Boyce, two smokejumpers 555th Parachute Infantry Battalion. Two of the paratroopers welcomed them with open arms as for Tibbet on other hand, despised them because of their skin. But decided to put his racial bias aside because he has a war to win so he has no choice but to work the smokejumpers. One night inside of the Army barracks in England, a big mouse kept crapping on Rensins pillow, so Rensin (Who was pointed as leader of Little Groups of Paratroopers) orders Boyce, Tibbet, and Rosenfield to go find the mouse and kill it. Boyce managed to catch the mouse in his jump boot and as he was about to kill the mouse, it reminded him of his home in Louisiana and let the mouse go and set it loose in a field. The next day, this resulted in the mouse crapping on Rensins pillow and making everybody run hills all night because of it. This made Tibbet hate Boyce, even more, both constantly ripped on and bullied Boyce the most. After the 4 paratroopers made it to Cielblanc, Tibbet not only witnessed what the Nazis are capable of what they do to people, but at the same lost his hatred of African-Americans soldiers, having witnessed Boyce knocks down a mutated Chase to the ground and pounds his head to death. This left Tibbet surprised because he never realized how brutal Boyce can never want to mistreat him again. Tibbet and Boyce for once agreed to destroy the tower from the inside and convince Ford that they can grab Paul as a bonus and Ford grudgingly agrees. In the last digit attempt to destroy the radio, the remaining group splits up, Boyce wishes Rosenfeld and Tibbet good luck. Tibbet and Boyce finally put aside their differences and reconcile and the two men shake hands. Tibbet replies that he will make a helluva chapter in Dawson's book.

## Skills and abilities

**Stealth:** Tibbet can find a good sniping position to take out enemies one by one without getting caught.

**Marksmanship:** Tibbet is not only an expert with a rifle, but he is also an expert of using side arms both close and long range as when he saved Paul form being in the middle of a firefight, Tibbet is wounded while shielding Paul from gunfire. Finally, he safely brings Paul back to a shielded area.