Uncle Bill: The Authorised Biography of Field Marshal Viscount Slim

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Clare Gibson Army Childhood: British Army Children's Lives and Times (2012) ISBN 978-0-74781-099-5 p.50 Note: When Sebastian Cabot was written off the show for a few episodes, John Williams stepped in and did an equally credible job of playing Mr. French's brother. As the gang sets up camp at Beaver Hollow, Uncle arrives with a drunken Molly O'Shea claiming that he found her in Saint Denis. Molly reveals that she told the Pinkertons about the bank heist, resulting in her getting killed. Throughout the chapter, he can be seen expressing distrust in Micah Bell and later leaves the gang along with several others, sensing its imminent doom. His activities in the immediate aftermath of this are unknown.

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Uncle shares the likeness of his voice and motion capture actor Spider Madison. Madison also portrayed a similar character to Uncle in the 2005 short Lookin' for Some Posse. In 1911, he wears clothes similar to his attire in 1907. Additionally, Uncle can be seen wearing a single beige glove on his right hand and his bandana seems to have bleached. His beard now has a yellow-brown stain. He also appears to have shrunk, likely due to his age.

Slim’s success as a higher commander, and his approach to leadership, owe much to his experiences in the First world War, to his service as a junior and field officer with Gurkha units and to his extensive study of his profession.

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My second wife always used to describe me as "ageless", though... she did leave me for a younger man. In a companion mission in Chapter 4, Uncle states that he was born "sometime between the fall of '49 and the fall of Rome".

His appearance and personality also seem to be based off Wishbone, a supporting character from the television series Rawhide. Bart Cavanaugh | Benedict Allbright | Camille de Millemont | Elias Green | Ellie Anne Swan | Esteban Cortez | Herman Zizendorf | Joaquin Arroyo | Joshua Brown | Lindsey Wofford | Mark Johnson | Marshall Thurwell | Nathan Kirk | Otis Skinner | Ramón Cortez | Robbie Laidlaw | Shane Finley | Wilson J. McDaniels Arthur Morgan • John Marston • Dutch van der Linde • Micah Bell • Sadie Adler • Charles Smith • Hosea Matthews • Bill Williamson • Javier Escuella • Abigail Roberts • Uncle • Andrew Milton • Edgar Ross • Leviticus Cornwall • Colm O'Driscoll • Angelo Bronte • Category Uncle can be seen with a yellow-brown residue in his beard, implying his drinking/smoking habits. In Red Dead Redemption 2, this residue is absent.

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Despite John's accusations of laziness, Uncle can often be seen performing various tasks at Beecher's Hope, such as mending the corn silo's ladder with a hammer and crafting horseshoes outside the barn. In Redemption 2, he is also somewhat productive around the ranch. Oh darling Abigail, I’ve changed! Come live with me in this outhouse I wouldn't ask my worst enemy to take a shit in! Clare Gibson Army Childhood: British Army Children's Lives and Times (2012) ISBN 978-0-74781-099-5 p.49 After over six weeks in hospital, he initially received support from the hospital to return to his home, but having had a number of fall’s before, needed longer term care. His family were faced with the possibility of having to put him in a nursing home, but his preference was to continue living at his council flat in Bilton, having only moved there a couple of years ago. In " The Aftermath of Genesis," Uncle is seen drinking whiskey in the kitchen with Pearson after Charles Smith and Arthur Morgan return from a hunting trip. After a brief exchange of banter, Arthur shoos Uncle away.While in the game's story mode depicts Uncle with a single glove on his right hand, his multiplayer model features him wearing two gloves. Occasionally, Arthur may joke with Uncle about his age, to which Uncle laughs and replies with "I'll outlive you all"; this turns out to be true, due to him being the last member of the gang to die, just before the Marstons. Bill is well versed in various medical and pharmaceutical fields, as seen where he successfully created various performance-enhancing drugs to enhance the physical and mental abilities of his assassins. It's also been implied that Bill himself was also capable of creating various other drugs, such as a truth serum.

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These videos alone will NOT be enough to receive a certificate of completion. To earn a certificate of completion you must take either the straight self study or the self study with classroom review. The stories were popular with children and adults alike. When interviewed by Dan van der Vat in 1975 for The Times, Bill Mitchell revealed that he had left England 26 years previously and felt that it had become "an alien land" to which he had no wish to return. However his stories paint a nostalgic picture of an England from bygone days and helped give listeners stationed abroad during the Cold War era a "morale-boosting link with home". [5] Urban myths and legends [ edit ] This is assumingly because Uncle is the first undead the player encounters in Undead Nightmare, and as such, his inability to give chase is most likely a developer's choice to help the player on their first confrontation with the undead. The actor cast to play Uncle in Red Dead Redemption 2, John O'Creagh, died during production. He was replaced by James McBride, though O'Creagh's singing lines remain in the game. A location in the game, O'Creagh's Run, was named after the late actor.A calm and serious individual. He was also amoral and willing to euthanize members of his group if they failed him. Earlier in the chapter, during the events of " Polite Society, Valentine Style", he can be seen with a standard Cattleman Revolver. Following the assault on the ranch, Uncle is buried atop the ridge at Beecher's Hope, next to John. His grave marker provides no birth year and his epitaph reads " Impossible to forget". William Charles Boyden-Mitchell (born 1922 - died 1988 in Norwich, Norfolk), [1] [ failed verification] better known as Bill Mitchell or Uncle Bill, [2] was a radio presenter and broadcasting personality. He became known through his work with the BFBS (British Forces Broadcasting Service) during the 1960s and 70s, broadcasting to service Personnel of the British Army of the Rhine ( BAOR), Royal Air Force Germany (RAFG) and their families who were stationed in what was then West Germany. He achieved a cult following due to his eccentricities and his ‘Big Wood Stories’ that he wrote himself and performed live on the radio.