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[color=#5f6679][b]Name:[/b][/color] [color=#cccccc]Eso Rosk[/color]
[color=#5f6679][b]Rank:[/b][/color] [color=#cccccc]Master Chief[/color]
[color=#5f6679][b]Position:[/b][/color] [color=#cccccc] Command Master Chief/Lead Instructor of the A.T.T.[/color]
[color=#5f6679][b]Age:[/b][/color] [color=#cccccc]51 Standard Earth Years[/color]
[color=#5f6679][b]Bio:[/b][/color] 

[color=#cccccc]A veteran of the Battle of Wolf 359 and the Dominion War, one of the most decorated members of Starfleet, commissioned or enlisted. War hero, combat innovator against both the Borg and the Dominion, briefly a prisoner of war held by the Breen until he helps lead a prison break. After the prison break then Chief Rosk is recruited by Starfleet Intelligence to lead a Joint Special Operations Task Force coordinated between Starfleet Intelligence and Starfleet Operations. The JTF was on the front lines of nearly every major battle in the last year of the Dominion War. 

Later stationed on the USS Enterprise during the classified Shinzon Incident, commanding the JTF. Shortly after then Senior Chief Rosk is approached on Earth by Vice Admiral Janeway, Chief of Starfleet Operations, and Rear Admiral Tuvok, newly appointed Commandant of Starfleet Academy, about leading a revamped Advanced Tactical Training program. Rosk agrees, resulting in a promotion to Master Chief and the appointment as Command Master Chief of the ATT program. Rosk is the primary architect of the new training program of ATT, and the reorganization of the ATT's Training Squadrons. 

Master Chief Rosk takes personal interest in ATT Training Squadron Six, Black Squadron. He feels personally responsible for the intelligence and strategic planning failures that result in the infamous Rigellion Ambush incident and the loss of several Cadets from death and medical discharge. The surviving Cadets of Black Squadron instead credit him for preparing them to survive at all, despite their losses, publicly appearing at Master Chief's Inquiry Board of the incident, an unusual move allowed by presiding Flag Officer of the Inquiry, Vice Admiral Janeway. 

Master Chief Rosk is a demanding, blunt, no nonsense leader. Not a yeller, but far from a hugger, either. He talked new Black Squad Cadet Captain into staying with the program after the incident, simply informing her, "You can't leave, Cadet, you have to finish what we started." A living legend that every Cadet in the Academy, let alone those in the ATT, instantly respect. It's advised to keep out of the Master Chief's doghouse, though he is often hardest on those he thinks highest of, including his incredibly demanding approach to Black Squad, and in particular their current leader, Cadet Lorelei.[/color]