Cascadian Peacekeeper Commander

We’re going by our TAC names for the duration of this contract. [...] If you break it, it's on your ass. You know how bounty hunters are if they have a name. Dismissed.
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Cascadian Peacekeeper Commander
Biographical Information
Rank(s)/Title(s)/Occupation(s)	Commander
Other Nick/Names/Aliases/Callsigns	Unknown
Date/Place of Birth	Unknown
Nationality/ies	Federal Cascadian
Relative(s)	Unknown
Affiliation(s)	Pacific Federation Federation Military Forces Federation Air Force Federation Peacekeepers Crimson Team †
Equipment	Firearms
Physical Description
Gender	Masculine
Height	Unknown
Weight	Unknown
Hair Color	Unknown
Eye Color	Unknown
Skin Type	Unknown
Blood Type	Unknown
Actor(s)
Voice	Kevin Liberty

"Identify yourself!"
"I'm the Commander of the Peacekeepers in Cascadia, you'd be well to let us proceed."
...
"Stand down, I won't let you carry out these orders!"
"Captain Flowers - that's your name, right? - if we don't show the rebels absolute terror, we will lose this war, step aside."
"Over my dead body, I won't be the officer responsible for making this call!"
"Stand down, Captain!"
"You're gonna have to kill me! [sound of five gunshots]""

― The exchange between Flowers and the Cascadian Peacekeeper Commander

This Commander was the groundside leader of Crimson Team, the Federation Peacekeepers' Cascadian detachment.

Biography

During the Cascadian Conflict's Operation Anticipation, the Commander attempted to convince Captain Flowers to get out of his way after he refused to authorize the use of cordium cruise missiles. Following an argument, he was forced to shoot and kill Flowers and get another officer to carry out his orders. It is unknown if he survived the ensuing Cascadian Calamity Event.

Personality and traits

The Commander was a ruthless and determined man who apparently believed in victory at all costs, as he resorted to executing his fellow officers. He also had a cold demeanor; when he gave the authentication code for the missile strike, he did so rather casually.