[B]Christoph Lockheed[/B]

"Australia," he replied.

During the war, his home nation had managed to avoid much of the damage that other countries suffered. The southern continent of Oceania, as a whole, had mostly been ignored by the major powers. It was true that Australia had been attacked several times during the duration of the conflict, but in comparison to its fellow members of the Commonwealth States, the country was the least worst for wear. After all, it was lacking in strategic importance, with only a few military bases to its name (including Torrington, which was quite close to his hometown). There was little to gain from attacking his country during the war, and the young MS pilot was thankful for that. Had the war been closer to his shores, his early life may not have been so peaceful.