Task Force Akhetaten - Roster

[Liberty Navy 46th Fleet]

Liberty Navy 46th Fleet - Task Force Akhetaten

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File Type: TFA Personnel Database Entry
File ID: 46FLT-TFA-PDB-0016

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Task Force Akhetaten Officer Dossier: Christopher Jensen Clearance Level: Classified OF-6 Basic Information Name: Christopher Surname: Jensen Gender: Male Codename: None Assigned Rank: Commander Date of Birth: April 21st, 785 A.S. Date of Entering Task Force Akhetaten: March 31st, 836A.S. Place of Birth: Planet Los Angeles, California System Qualifications Location of Navy Graduation: Juneau Shipyard Close Quarters Combat Training: [DATA REDACTED] Armed Combat Training: [DATA REDACTED] Space Combat Training: [DATA REDACTED] Other Qualifications: Chadwick Station: [DATA REDACTED]; Chesapeake Research Facility: [DATA REDACTED]; Juneau Shipyard: [DATA REDACTED] Biography > 745A.S. - 810A.S.: All files related to the subjects life prior to 810A.S., including but not limited to the subject's childhood, teenage years and studies have been classified under TOP SECRET status for an indefinite period of time. > 811A.S. - 813A.S.: Subject was directly involved in the gathering of intelligence regarding [DATA EXPUNGED] in Rheinland as increased activity of [DATA EXPUNGED] in the region called for Liberty's emergency involvement. All further information directly or indirectly related to the research done in the subject is redacted. > 814A.S. - 815A.S.: The war between Kusari and Bretonia diverted the subject's attention for a short timespan. Subject was involved in various operations against Kusari, bringing back home data of paramount importance regarding the [DATA EXPUNGED] and everything related to it. > 816A.S.: Subject is temporarily relieved of his duties while investigations are taking place to find the source of the leaked intelligence regarding [DATA EXPUNGED]. > 817A.S.: Upon completion of the investigations, subject is brought back into service after accusations against him were proven to be false. Subject is tasked with keeping a close look regarding the political situation in [DATA EXPUNGED] and then effects this might cause to Liberty. Subject is tasked with ensuring the fruitful and positive outcome of the Treaty of Curacao. > 819A.S.: Subject is placed in [DATA EXPUNGED] to ensure that the local operations proceed as planned. > 820A.S.: The subject's failure in ensuring the steady flow of [DATA EXPUNGED] to Hamburg leads to his redeployment in [DATA EXPUNGED] to assist the Bretonia against Gallia. > 821A.S. - 823A.S.: Subject's operations in Bretonia are not going as planned. Various implications have caused the subject to remain at the region for a prolonged period of time. > 824A.S.: Subject is redeployed to Magellan after [DATA EXPUNGED] in order to ensure the safe and uninterrupted flow of troops and supplies through the system. > 825A.S. - 828A.S.: All files related to the subject's life and active duty within those years have been classified under TOP SECRET status for an indefinite period of time. > 829A.S.: The Department of Justice has placed the subject in charge of the newly reformed Marshals Service. Subjects Personal Entry: I'm afraid I cannot provide with as many details as you wish to hear. Likely easy to imagine why. Seven years ago the Department of Justice saw fit to put me in charge of the newly formed Marshals Service, a Liberty Security Force division that saw its disbanding about two years later, due to lack of funding. This lead me to the awkward position of having no job but also knowing too many things to be let free. Thus, I spent the last seven years working aboard Juneau Shipyard, focusing on more delicate matters of the Liberty Navy. Just a few weeks ago I was informed that my presence and input was required on a newly restarted Navy project; Project Normandy. I was given a few details and was told to meet my contact at a specific dry-dock for further debriefing. Before I knew it, I was a part of that project as the intelligence lead, supposedly due to myself being the most experienced and available individual at the time. Something about a Vice Admiral who was the actual intelligence lead of the project being too busy to partake in it. I'm sure the Admiralty will know more than myself on the matter. With the project now nearing completion and the Normandy only a step away from entering active service, I had a thought. As the man responsible for the intelligence side of this project I decided to seek employment under the Navy Fleet that hosts it, in hopes that I could be placed aboard the finished warship when the time comes. From what I've been told, there currently is a need of commanding staff that knows a thing or two about how to operate the delicate systems aboard a ship of the Normandy's class, and I believe I make a suitable candidate for the task.