Description

Full Name: Corban "Starbuck" Thrace
Rank (if applicable): Private first class
Age: 28
Height: 6’6”
ACAT (Advanced Class Action Training, available only to officers) or Specialization: Elite special forces infantry, advanced heavy weapons training, specialized training in close quarters combat (CQC) with primary focus on brute force tactics
Current Duty Assignment: Just assigned to Bravo team on the EDF Atlas

Physical Description (Pictures allowed):

Corban Thrace lives, breathes, eats, sleeps and lives the Marine Corps. He is a model of all that the older, hard nose marine drill sergeants want in their recruits. Big, mean, tough S.O.B's. The kind of men that will eat their guts and ask for seconds. Corban tends to favor brute force and superior firepower over subtly and subterfuge yet can still pull off a head shot with the best of them.

Personality

There was a time that Corban smiled. There was a time Corban was proud. Those days are long gone. After the deaths of his two brothers Corban grew somber and quite yet respectful, all the while harboring a low boiling rage. His temper is capable of flying out of control at the lightest provocation causing him to get into fights with other service men as well as anyone else unlucky enough to set him off. At the core Corban is a good man who misses his brothers. Who hates himself and can't escape his past.

History

Thrace thought of himself as a Marine all his life and enlisted the day he was eligible along with his two brothers Anthony and Benjamin. The brothers survived Camp Taccoa together. A brutal and infamous boot camp for the EDF Marine Corps. After graduation the brothers were fortunate enough to all be slotted for the same unit. Corban loved fighting beside his brothers and soon saw his entire unit as his family. That was until Akuze... Corban, now called Starbuck, and his squad were tracking a patrol of Thalians when the unit reached a small valley. Corban was sent on ahead to scout the immediate area. Seeing nothing of note he reported back with an all clear. That was the biggest mistake of his life. Corban led his squad into an ambush that killed every member of his unit including both of his brothers and badly wounding Corban himself. Thrace barely made it out alive waking up in a Military hospital a week later to the news that a mistake on his part resulted in the death of his entire squad as well as both his brothers. Most who've heard the story or read the mission report view Corban with disdain or mistrust believing he got his unit killed. It was something Corban has never forgiving himself for...