| Alias |
 |
|
Little Sure Shot |
| Nick
Name |
| | |
| Civilian
ID |
| Louis Kiyahani |
| Occupation |
|
Army Scout
Sniper / Sharpshooter |
| Legal
Status |
| Citizen of the United
States with no known criminal record. |
| Nation
or Planet of Origin |
| Apache Nation, United
States Note: The Apache Nation is comprised of
several culturally related tribes native to the southwest of the United
States - primarily in the states of Arizona and New Mexico, and to a lesser
degree Colorado and Utah. |
| Group
Affiliation |
|
Easy Company |
| Base
of Operations |
| European
Theater of War during World War II. |
| Height |
| ~5' 6" |
| Weight |
| ~150 lbs. |
| Eye
Color |
| Brown |
| Hair
Color |
| Black |
| Skin
Tone |
| Aboriginal American |
| Known
Powers |
|
Normal human with exceptional hand-to-hand and armed combat skills with an
affinity for tracking and scouting. Extra-ordinarily
exceptional marksman. |
| Accessories |
| Resources
of the United States military. |
| Common
Enemies |
| Axis Forces of World War
II |
| Regularly
Appearing |
|
Our
Army at War
Sgt.
Rock
|
| First
Appearance |
|
Our Army at War #127 (Feb. 1963) |
| Creator |
|
Robert Kanigher & Joe Kubert |
| Origin |
| A native American from the
Apache Tribe, Louis Kiyahani showed an affinity for tracking and scouting
while in basic jungle combat training. His first
assignment with
Easy Company was in the desserts of North Africa, an environment which
diminished his skills as a tracker. He compensated by single-handily
destroying an enemy tank and earned his first feather in combat.
A man of small stature Kiyahani is reputed for his ability
to hit any target earning him the nickname Little Sure Shot. |