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Jan Droogendyk is a crewman serving aboard the USS Indepdence-A. He is known for his hard-nosed work ethic and for his occasional angry outbursts. He likes to befriend young officers and crewmen alike, sharing the wisdom of a long life. | Jan Droogendyk (pronounced Yawn Droh-gen-dike) is a crewman serving aboard the USS Indepdence-A. He is known for his hard-nosed work ethic and for his occasional angry outbursts. He likes to befriend young officers and crewmen alike, sharing the wisdom of a long life. | ||
Jan Droogendyk was born in Holland and his speech is peppered with Dutch slang. At age 52, he is considered among the older crew serving aboard the USS Independence-A. | Jan Droogendyk was born in Holland and his speech is peppered with Dutch slang. At age 52, he is considered among the older crew serving aboard the USS Independence-A. He commonly mutters things like "kwast!" (literally, "paintbrush" but basically means stupid idiot) under his breath when dealing with smart-aleky young engineers. | ||
==Childhood== | |||
Jan spent his childhood working on a farm with his father in Holland. It was there that he learned the work ethic that has paid off the rest of his life. | |||
==Dominion War== | |||
During the Dominion War Jan was badly burned aboard the USS Rook, when a bulkhead near him exploded. During the war he lost many of his friends. Many remark at his stoic resolution, "vaal, vat can you do?" when he tells of the losses. |
Revision as of 03:19, 20 March 2009
Jan Droogendyk (pronounced Yawn Droh-gen-dike) is a crewman serving aboard the USS Indepdence-A. He is known for his hard-nosed work ethic and for his occasional angry outbursts. He likes to befriend young officers and crewmen alike, sharing the wisdom of a long life.
Jan Droogendyk was born in Holland and his speech is peppered with Dutch slang. At age 52, he is considered among the older crew serving aboard the USS Independence-A. He commonly mutters things like "kwast!" (literally, "paintbrush" but basically means stupid idiot) under his breath when dealing with smart-aleky young engineers.
Childhood
Jan spent his childhood working on a farm with his father in Holland. It was there that he learned the work ethic that has paid off the rest of his life.
Dominion War
During the Dominion War Jan was badly burned aboard the USS Rook, when a bulkhead near him exploded. During the war he lost many of his friends. Many remark at his stoic resolution, "vaal, vat can you do?" when he tells of the losses.