what I got so far..

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[b]Name:[/b] Fatima Lugassi

[b]Age:[/b] 31

[b]Gender:[/b] Female

[b]Appearance:[/b]  Dark haired, fairly tall. Fit and athletic. Fairly attractive.

[b]Agency/Organization:[/b] CIA

[b]Military Record:[/b] US Navy

                    Operation Inherent Resolve (OIR) Syria, Libya 
                    Timber Sycamore
                    Battle of Raqqa (2017)

[b]Medals:[/b]
                    Inherent Resolve (2015)
                    Bronze Star (2017)
                    Purple Heart (2017)
                    

[b]Education:[/b] West Point (USMA)

[h3][b]Background:[/b][/h3]

     Fatima Joined the Navy as a Corpsman fresh out of West Point in 2012. Naturally having a background in languages being a first generation Syrian-American, she was destined to find herself deployed to Syria in 2014 during [i][b]Operation Inherent Resolve[/b][/i], and spent the next 2 years there. She has spent time in several areas including time in Aleppo. She spent a lot of time tending wounds and training the local forces already in place during the beginning. 

She was later reassigned to [i][b]Timber Sycamore[/b][/i], a program ran under the CIA.  In 2017 she was injured in the line of duty while deployed with a regiment of the 11th Marines Expeditionary Unit, and received a Bronze Star and Purple Heart as well as an Honorable discharge, ending her military Career.

      Her merits under extreme conditions in combat were weighed and she was soon drafted as an operative for the CIA since March 23rd, 2018, and only after she had recovered enough from her wounds to begin training again. She is still a fledgling operative, and has a long way to go but she shows a lot of potential. She excels in several areas, language being an obvious given, but she is extremely resourceful, cool headed, and can be persuasive, a trait most likely acquired by trying to chat up the wounded under fire.


[b]Personality:[/b] Sarcastic, witty, and generally a glowing joy.. at least pre-injury. Now days she still sarcastic and witty, but a bit more cynical. She is seasoned and strong willed, with a cat's curiosity and just a touch of wisdom from her years. 

Bon Vivant, Wild Card..

[b]Likes:[/b]  Black coffee, cigarettes. Gun oil and loud music. Whiskey..

[b]Dislikes:[/b] People who talk too much and the smell of [i]Brasso[/i]. Pension checks, recreational therapy. Yoga or anything [i]gluten-free[/i].   

[b]Fears:[/b] Not being [i]"good enough"[/i], obsolescence. She has always felt like that if she fails it's because she didn't try hard enough, or do enough, and that all fault is always on her shoulders. 

[h3][b]Skills:[/b][/h3]
[b]Gifted:[/b] 
         Persuade
         Field Medic/First Aid 

[b]Adept:[/b] 
         Marksmanship, Rifles
         Foreign Languages (Arabic, Kurdish, Armenian)
         Hand-to-Hand

[b]Average:[/b] 
         Marksmanship, Firearms
         Crafting 
         SERE (Survival, Evasion, Resistance and Escape)

[b]Novice:[/b] 
         Criminology
         Forensics
         Subterfuge
         Psychology 

[h3][b]Weaknesses:[/b][/h3] 
     
      Fatima has a gunshot wound in her right shoulder which still bothers her at times. An enemy fired a shot that hit Fatima's rifle before the round and a bit of shrapnel tore through her shoulder and doing a bit of damage to her shoulder blade before exiting. Most of the shrapnel was recovered and she has made a near full recovery, but it will most likely bother her for the rest of her life.
     
      This also leads to her nonphysical weakness which is to say that she is often on pain medication, and has been prone to self medication via vehement amounts of hard liquor and opioids, and the occasional bit of marijuana. She usually does well as long as she stays busy, but the wagon has always been a rickety rig. Something she has maintained fairly well since her being drafted by the CIA. She is determined and extremely strong willed, so much so that it could be considered to be detrimental at times. 

Off-Duty Clothing/Equipment: Because you're not going to be walking around in door-kicking gear all day, every day on a clandestine op.
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Operational Clothing/Equipment: Nothing that would remove all doubt that you are part of the US military/are American. NATO weaponry is fine, but not required.
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