Post by greenbayp04 on Mar 5, 2009 11:21:34 GMT -5
Application Form
Name:Leroy Jethro Gibbs
Age:44
Picture:
Appearance: 6' 1'' greay fade croped hair cut. Caucasion, 210lbs.
Personality:Direct and expecting, Gibbs can either be very hard to deal with or very easy. There is no beating around the bush nor small talk.
Job (are you in NCIS, CIA, FBI, or just a bystander):Director of NCIS
History:Gibbs had a a daughter in his first marriage who passed away. He has been married four times in the past. Gibbs is a gunnery-sergant in the marines and was a specialist tactical sniper for the 101st Recon Division. Gibbs then joined NCIS where most know him as a team leader. He was retired but came back to aid ziva. He is now NCIS director.
Sample RP: His desk was now alone, there wasnt the hustle and bustle of other agents nor the numerous phones ringing. He was the only one in this room, behind the mahogany desk. He looked around the room at his new office, and stretched his hands over the desk. Gibbs was no longer a NCIS special agent but the director.
Name:Leroy Jethro Gibbs
Age:44
Picture:
Appearance: 6' 1'' greay fade croped hair cut. Caucasion, 210lbs.
Personality:Direct and expecting, Gibbs can either be very hard to deal with or very easy. There is no beating around the bush nor small talk.
Job (are you in NCIS, CIA, FBI, or just a bystander):Director of NCIS
History:Gibbs had a a daughter in his first marriage who passed away. He has been married four times in the past. Gibbs is a gunnery-sergant in the marines and was a specialist tactical sniper for the 101st Recon Division. Gibbs then joined NCIS where most know him as a team leader. He was retired but came back to aid ziva. He is now NCIS director.
Sample RP: His desk was now alone, there wasnt the hustle and bustle of other agents nor the numerous phones ringing. He was the only one in this room, behind the mahogany desk. He looked around the room at his new office, and stretched his hands over the desk. Gibbs was no longer a NCIS special agent but the director.
