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Isaac Hartley - Officer Dossier - Retired

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Basic Information

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Surname: Hartley
Name: Isaac
Gender: Male
Date of birth: 12/03/782
Place of birth: Planet Manhattan, New York

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Appearance

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Height: 180 cm
Weight: 85 kg
Hair color: Black
Eye color: Brown

Qualifications

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Language qualifications:
Libertonian - Proficient
Rheinic - Intermediate
Flight qualifications:
M-class snubcraft certification, West Point Academy
Cruiser-II command certification, West Point Academy
Other qualifications:
Law degree, West Point Academy
Officer's commission, West Point Academy
23 years of service in the Liberty Navy, commander
7 months of service in the Marshals Service, Liberty marshal

Combat Training

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Attended West Point Military Academy, New York, from 800 to 804 A.S., graduated with honors. Served aboard the dreadnought Sierra Nevada from rank of lieutenant to lieutenant commander under Rear Admiral Edmund Mallory.

Biography

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Isaac Hartley was born on March 12, 782 A.S. to Cecilia Brown and Uther Hartley. Raised by parents with strong convictions and a deep-rooted sense of patriotism, Isaac applied to West Point Academy mere days after graduating from high school. Taking after his father, a lawyer and partner at a humble but successful law firm operating on Planets Manhattan and Denver, Hartley chose to attend law school parallel to his officer's studies and training. He graduated with both a degree in criminal law and an officer's commission in 804 A.S. and was promoted to the rank of lieutenant.

Upon request by - then - Captain Edmund Mallory, Hartley was transferred to the dreadnought Sierra Nevada of the Colorado fleet, where he quickly garnered the captain's favor. A promising young officer, Hartley enjoyed his commanding officer's personal tutelage, perhaps intended to one day take over command of the Sierra Nevada himself. Hartley, however, had no interest in spending a career aboard an aging battleship and, when presented with the opportunity, accepted command of the gunboat Pierton in 812 A.S., together with a promotion to the rank of lieutenant commander.

Several years of border patrols, anti-piracy campaigns, and contraband interdiction followed, until the breakout of war with Rheinland saw the Pierton redeployed to the Texas system to serve as an escort to the Mississippi and her battlegroup. The Pierton saw repeated action during the conflict and Hartley received several commendations for excellent conduct, bravery, and tactical command. Following the conclusion of the Liberty-Rheinland War in 823 A.S., Hartley was promoted to the rank of commander and transferred back to the Sierra Nevada to serve as Captain Mallory's executive officer.

In 827 A.S., Hartley was offered command of the freshly commissioned battlecruiser Confidence, aboard which he served until his transfer out of the navy and to the Marshals Service in January 828 A.S, following his former C.O. and mentor, Mallory. As an experienced naval officer and certified lawyer, Hartley was quickly promoted to the rank of Liberty Marshal and spent his brief tenure in the Service conducting criminal investigations, frontier patrols, and anti-piracy operations under the command of Deputy Director Mallory and Director Nazumaki.

Following the premature disbandment of the Marshals Service, Second Fleet Command offered Hartley to reprise his rank and command in the navy. This offer, however, was declined in favor of a transfer to Liberty Police, Inc., now under the leadership of the previous Marshals director, Isla Nazumaki. Rumors among the employees suggest that Hartley chose the transfer to the privatized police force - an institution he came to strongly dislike during his time in the navy and Marshals Service - only at the behest of now retired Rear Admiral Edmund Mallory. Some - entirely unfounded - rumors go as far as to indicate that he is meant to spy on LPI's young commissioner.

Leveraging his experience in the navy and the Marshals Service, Hartley succeeded in being granted command of LPI's investigations department.