[hider=Dossier: T Gordon] [center][b][i]“The only easy day was yesterday.” “Honneur et Fidélité”[/i][/b][/center] [b]Name[/b]: Trevor Allen Gordon [b]Sex[/b]: Male [b]Date of Birth[/b]: 12 August 1983 (36) [b]Aliases & Pseudonyms[/b]: TAG or It (US) Yankee (France) [b]Callsign[/b]: Hector [b]Physical Description[/b]: Trevor Gordon has dark African skin with brown eyes and very short wiry afro hair. He stands 5’11 ½” tall (181.6 cm) and weighs 195 Lbs (88.5 Kg). Trevor is in excellent physical condition as a result of good DNA and physical training. On his left bicep is a golden tattoo of the US Navy’s Special Warfare Trident. On his right bicep is the badge of the 2nd Foreign Parachute Regiment with the inscription above stating, [i]“Honneur et Fidélité”[/i], meaning Honor and Fidelity. [hider=image][img]https://i.imgur.com/OrUqaxu.png?1[/img][/hider] [b]Psych Evaluation[/b]: Trevor Godon is of sound mind and body. He thrives on seeking thrills and is willing to take risks. If you ask him if he has killed anyone, he would respond, “not today.” He will never admit to taking a life. It is something between him and the parish priest he has confessed his sins to at church. He is catholic and attends mass as frequently as his chosen profession will permit. Trevor has a calling to be a soldier. He tried his hand as a Navy SEAL and as a Legionnaire. It was like this void existed inside his chest or his mind. It needed to be filled. The desire to be placed in harm's way was strong regardless of how much he tried to deny it. [b]Physical Evaluation[/b]: Trevor is of excellent physical health. He has several scars on his body from combat wounds including the tip of his pinkie on his left hand being severed while in the Navy SEALs. [b]Medical history & Miscellaneous[/b]: NKA & No prescriptions. He has undergone surgeries to remove bullet projectiles on more than a few occasions. [b]History[/b]: Trevor Gordon was born in Queens, New York at Flushing Hospital Medical Center on Parsons Boulevard to Denise Gordon and a man he never met, nor did his mother ever tell him about. Trevor graduated from Queens Technical High School with a diploma specializing in Electrical Installations. While in high school, Trevor played varsity soccer as a defenseman, varsity basketball as a forward and baseball as an outfielder. As a young person he was caught shoplifting at a store in Queens and was arrested. His juvenile record was sealed when he graduated. His mother was very disappointed in him and he felt bad for upsetting her. He felt no remorse for stealing compact disc from a music store, but it bothered him that she was disappointed in him. Trevor graduated high school in 2001 and wondered what to do with his life. He felt out of place, awkward even. He did not know what to do with his life. In September of that year, he was at Battery Park with some friends when one of them saw a commercial airliner crash into the World Trade Center. It took a few hours for him to learn what exactly happened. It was a confusing time. He tried desperately to call his mother at work, but she never answered. When he returned home, she never did. Later that day, he received a phone call from his grandmother. “I am sorry to tell you this, baby, but your mother was in the World Trade Center this morning when that awful plane hit it.” Trevor was in shock. The only living family member he had left was his grandmother. That fall, Trevor enlisted in the United States Navy with Navy Enlisted Classification (NEC) 5326 Combatant Swimmer (SEAL). He spent just over a year training in Great Lakes, IL; Coronado, CA and San Diego, CA. During that time, he received his Basic Combat Training, BUD/S indoctrination, SEAL Qualification Training and then Language Training. Once he received his rating as a Special Operator (SO), he then attended the Special Operations Tactical Medic course in Stennis, MS, which all SEALs must attend. For the next roughly eight years as a member of a SEAL team, Trevor rose to the rating of Special Operator First Class (SO1/E6) and attended the following military courses: Advanced Close Quarter Combat/Breacher, Surreptitious Entry (Mechanical and Electronic Bypass), Naval Special Warfare Combat Fighting Course (NSWCFC), Advanced Driving Skills (Defensive, Rally, Protective Security), High Threat Protective Security (PSD) – (US/Foreign Heads of State or High Value Persons of Interest) and Language School where he learned to speak Arabic & Farsi. While serving in the Navy SEALs, he was deployed to Iraq, Afghanistan, Oman, Sudan and Somalia. His injuries included a gun shot wound to the left shoulder, shrapnel to the right thigh and the loss of the tip of his left pinkie finger. Although he was proud of his time in the navy, he wanted to return home and find a job. His grandmother allowed him to live with her while he sought employment. In 2010 he was hired by the National Park Service at Liberty Island providing security for the Statue of Liberty. He enjoyed his job and it paid the bills. He even found a small apartment in Queens to get out of his Grandmother’s house. After a year, the desire to be in the military overtook him. He did not experience the same level of discipline in the NPS that he experienced in the Navy. He considered going back in, but remained unsure. One day after two years working for NPS he was caught stealing a few hundred dollars from a cash bag on Liberty Island. He was immediately fired and charges of larceny were brought up. It was only a misdemeanor, but Trevor was very humiliated. He could hear his mother’s voice of disappointment when he was a teenager stealing a CD from a music store. That made him feel horrible. For several months he tried to find another job but was unsuccessful. His attitude went downhill, and no one would hire him. He could never get a job with the NPS because of his conduct at the Statue of Liberty. After a year of unemployment, Trevor Gordon decided to travel to Europe and join the French Foreign Legion. He missed his mother. She had always been a voice of reason for him. She gave excellent advice. He never had that relationship with his grandmother. In 2013, two months before his 29th birthday he signed a contract for the next five years of his life attending Basic Training at Quartier Captaine Danjou, Castelnaudary, Aude, France. Every day of his experience in Basic Training included training in the French language. He felt the training was not easy, but he could handle easy enough after his experience with US Navy SEALs. Those experiences helped him get through FFL basic training. He then attended the infantry school at Montpelier, France and then the Parachutist school at "Aspirant Zirnheld" camp north of Pau, France. As a member of the French Foreign Legion, Trevor took an assumed identity as [i]Jean Francois Baptiste[/i]. He was assigned as a grenadier to no. 3 section (platoon), 1st Company, 2e Régiment étranger de parachutistes, (2e REP 2nd Foreign Parachutist Regiment) which specializes in Urban Warfare. In early 2016, he was transferred as a Caporal to lead a fire team in no. 4 section (platoon), 3rd Company 2e REP (specializing in amphibious warfare). During his last year with the 2e REP, he was transferred to Groupement des Commandos Parachutistes, (GCP, Commando Parachute Group) for the 2nd Regiment. While in the FFL, Trevor saw combat in north Africa during Operation Barkhane as part of the Global War on Terror. France sent troops into North Africa as a fallout from the Libyan Civil War. Several deployments during his time in the FFL saw Caporal Baptiste either parachuting into the various countries of North Africa or arriving by aircraft and fighting against Islamic militants. He received an injury to his right torso from a fragmentation grenade. As a result, he was permitted to apply to the French government for citizenship under the “French by Blood” condition. He also trained in the French hand to hand combat style known as Savate. In the summer of 2018, Trevor left the Legion and France returning once again to Queens, France. He had saved enough cash to keep him going for at least a few years. He found another apartment secured work in a grocery store stocking shelves. He considered it temporary while he pursued other options. In December of 2019, his grandmother passed away. Then he was truly alone, with no family members remaining on earth. Shortly after the funeral, he learned about Ares, Incorporated. He did some research and asked many questions to the right people. In February 2020 he received a written invitation to come interview for a position with the Private Military Corporation headquartered in Switzerland. [b]Experience[/b]: [list]- HS diploma in electrical installations - petty larceny - SEAL training - Airborne School (US) - Advanced Close Quarter Combat/Breacher training - Surreptitious Entry (Mechanical and Electronic Bypass) - Naval Special Warfare Combat Fighting Course (NSWCFC) martial arts program similar to Krav Maga - Advanced Driving Skills (Defensive, Rally, Protective Security) - High Threat Protective Security (PSD) – (US/Foreign Heads of State or High Value Persons of Interest) - Special Operations Tactical Medic course - Infantry school (France) - Parachutist Training (France) - Commando experience (FFL) - Experience and training in urban and amphibious warfare (FFL) - Savate[/list] [b]Languages[/b]: [list]- English (fluent) - French (90%) - Arabic (66%) - Farsi (50%)[/list] [b]Nationality[/b]: US Passport as Trevor A. Gordon and a French Passport as Jean F. Baptiste. [b]Position[/b]: Field Operator - CQB / Breaching specialist [b]Kit[/b]: [b]Misc[/b]:[/hider] [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UhQyZFrYNzw]What the hell are you fighting for?[/url]