Quote:Name: Sean Lynn
Age: 35
Place of birth: New Honolulu City, Planet Manhattan, Liberty
Education/previous career: Born and raised on Planet Manhattan, his father a LPI officer and his mother a software engineer. Sean was a fast learner and never did much of an effort in school. He dedicated himself to sports from an early age, excelling in swimming and later on triathlon. Sean got offered a scholarship at an Ivy League university due to his merits in sports. Graduated with average grades in the summer of 804 A.S., aged 21. Was the University captain of the running team and the swimming team. Was drafted to the Navy Communication Officer Training Program at West Point in the fall of 805.

Service record: Completed the standard Navy Pilot training program satisfactory and supplied it with a 6 month Communication Officer program at West Point. Assigned to the Echelon Intel gathering program on Planet Manhattan as a junior analyst, served there for two years until asking for and receiving a transfer to active duty onboard the Carrier LNS-Fort Lauderdale, serving one year as a Junior Communication Officer. Returned to West Point in 808 A.S. to undergo Marine training. Completed in 12 months with outstanding results, and got promoted to Officer status due to his background in the Navy. Was given command of his own team of 120 Marines and 4 Grizzly'€™s and headed a strike force nicknamed '€œShock and Awe'€ for five years through various on- and off-planet missions, including salvaging classified wrecks, boarding hostile ships and combating terrorists on planets and bases. Sean Lynn has participated in a large number of LPI operations, some of which were covert operations for the LSF. Returned to LNS-Fort Lauderdale as the commanding officer of all ground operations, served here for another 4 years.

Height: 191 cm
Weight: 95 kg
Eye color: Blue
Skills: Excellent physical condition, a team player used to following orders. Can handle classified material accordingly, excellent service history and mission record, proven leadership qualities.

Summary:
Sean Lynn doesn'€™t look like much of an officer, more like a surfer. He has always had a relaxed attitude, stemming from his ability to always keep up and his confidence in his abilities when push comes to shove. He is driven by overcoming challenges, which he has sought out through sports and later through his career in the marines. He only really have found himself comfortable leading his teams of Marines as it posed a constant challenge with ever-changing situations requiring fast adaption. Sean and his team has been active in several covert LSF operations including:

• The Cold Bay Depot Incident: 7 Planetform scientists believed to be agents working for the Rheinland Government threatened to reveal the Planet Atka terraforming program shortly after the base was constructed in 816 A.S.. Sean Lynn'€™s team infiltrated the base and eliminated two of the scientists and the remaining five surrendered to Lynn, who handed the over to the LPI, who in turn handed the scientists over to LSF.
  
• Operation Full House: Intel gathered through a combination of interrogation of a Liberty Rogue incarcerated at LPI Sugarland supported by rumors from the Junkers lead to the interception of the Luxury Yacht '€œFull Circle'€ housing a secret fundraising meeting between 120 Order Agents and their sympathizers near planet Allentown Base, Texas. Sean Lynn'€™s team was assigned to the '€œsearch and destroy'€ mission under Navy command. All 120 targets were successfully eliminated, and the yacht handed over to a LSF team gathering evidence of the conspiracy. The operation resulted in what was described by LSF analysts as "a severe setback to The Order's funding efforts".
  
• Operation Deep Threat: The Navy Dreadnought LNS-Mount Rushmore was lost deep in Omicron Iota with valuable research onboard. The LNS-Fort Lauderdale was re-routed to Iota to recover the data, and Sean Lynn was personally in charge of the search and salvage team. The Carrier operated a full 2 days within Iota, launching constant fighter patrols to locate the wreckage based on the dreadnoughts last known position. The wreckage was finally located, but the ship was blown to pieces. A large chunk of the bridge was located and Lynn lead a zero-gravity team of 20 marines onboard the remains and got access to the wreck'€™s data banks and recovered the intel. 3 navy pilots were lost to Nomads, and 4 of Lynn'€™s zero-gravity team suffered from severe radiation poisoning. The operation was considered a stunning success, albeit costly in repairs to the LNS-Fort Lauderdale.