INQ - People 01b, PMC

Sorted by Company Affiliation.

TITANES

Jonah Blair
Occupation : Executive Officer, Sierra Unit
Employer : Titanes Security
Brief History : Joined the Army at a young age. Started out a Ranger, but soon became a Green Beret. Later accepted into Delta Force. Fought in almost every conflict with American involvement. Headhunted by Titanes Security through his wife, Michelle Blair. Initially rejected the offer, but accepted their second one. Retired from the Army at the age of 39, and the rank of Sergeant Major. In Titanes, he led PMC operations in Iraq and Afghanistan, till the formation of the Titanes Special Unit, of which he put in charge of. During WW3, the unit was the first PMC unit to fight in India, and subsequently in Eastern Europe. Later, against Jonah's wishes, they were recalled, and assigned to protect Titanes interests in Tierra. Safe from the destruction occurring in the rest of the world, Jonah would then reform the unit into the Sierra Unit, which he would personally train into one of the most formidable units of Operators in the Conglomerate.

CERBERUS

Steve 'Chance' Ferrer
Occupation : Chief Executive Officer
Employer : Cerberus Inc.
Brief History : Previously a Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps. Served as XO of the 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit during WW3. The 13th MEU was involved in the some of the heaviest fighting in the American theater. They were redeployed to Midway as part of the American counter-offensive plan, which would later be canceled at the start of the nuclear offensive. They would remain at Midway for the duration of the war, and beyond. When they eventually returned to the mainland, the devastation shocked them. Unsure of what to do, they remained at their landing point, and established a temporary base. News of their arrival then reached the Conglomerate, who immediately dispatched envoys to contact them. They would update the Marines on the situation, and then make them an offer; to join the Conglomerate as their own independent PMC. The commander, Colonel Robert Madison, refused the offer, much to the disapproval of his subordinates, especially Lt. Col. Steve. This would result in a coup, leading to the assassination of Colonel Madison. Steve, now in control, then accepted the Conglomerate offer, leading to the formation of Cerberus Inc.