[LN] Liberty Navy First Fleet Recruitment

[Dashiell]

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comm id: Virgil Redline

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Name: Redline, Virgil

Age: 27

Birthplace: Planet Pittsburgh

Gender: Male

Height: 188cm

Weight: 76kg

Relatives: Dean Redline (father) Diana Redline (mother) Yuri redline (sister, missing)

Previous Fields of Work: strated off as a student, currently employed in the Liberty Navy Reserve fleet as captain of the siege cruiser LNS-Fires Of Liberation

Experience: graduated at West point, officers course. no fighter training received. denied due to phsysical shortcomings: weak shoulder due to a traffic accident

S-KYP3 Communication details: dashiell6

Redline here. some of you may know me from working with me. I apply here now, after long last, to serve in the primary fleet of the Liberty Navy. I`ve always wanted to become a fighter pilot in the navy. but a G-bike rider took away my dignity as well as my dreams, sending me 30 meters flying through the air as I crossed the street 9 years ago.

I fully healed from that accident, apart from my left shoulder. it has always remained weak after that accident. so I was not allowed to enter the fight pilot program. reductantly, I admit, I entered the officer`s course instead of the secondary fleet. I graduated and after a short while as helm on a Gunboat, I was asked to command a newly build "Catapult" Siege Cruiser. Although I now thoughrougly enjoy my job, still I craved for that old dream.

some weeks ago, I was offered a special shoulder operation I knew excisted. but I was reluctant to undergo it. it could cure my shoulder, or ruin it to extend, making me unfit as a captain, also. I decided to go for it. I was hell bent on getting into a fighter.

3 days ago, I was given the green light: operation succesfull. my shoulder`s stronger than ever, being reinforced with some titanium and a couple of screws here and there. I asked and was told that I could enter the program now, if approved.

so here I am. I`m not going to spout some patriotic gibberish. To be honest I`m still quite bitter with the Navy, for not accepting me years back. hell, I know they were in the right. they probably saved my life by refusing me in the state I was at the time.

suffice to say, in time, and my years in service of the secondary fleet, the Navy grew on me. a lot. and the sense of graditude it brings I find very rewarding. if I can get into one of the primary fighter squadrons, I can die happily, and with a purpose.

if you need any other info, just contact me. you know where to find me.

sincerely,

Virgil Redline

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