Gordon Simon Kerman
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General Gordon Simon Kerman is a Zokesian General, Politician, and acting President-Chancellor of Zokesia. He is known for an extensive military career and commanded Zokesian forces with distinction in the Batle for Hill 122.
Military Career
Gordon Simon Kerman comissioned as a Lieutennant in the Zokesian Army in 2060, where he led a garrison defending Zokesian Anti-Air sites in Puge-Tatar. His next few years were spent rapidly promoting, displaying high levels of charisma and political influence, no doubt in part due to his family's high standing in the nation.
Command of the 12th Sky Warriors was led by Lt. Col. Gordon Simon Kerman which was responsible for the defense of Hill 122. The battle significantly helped secure the Eastern flank of the NMC's army. With the dropping behind heavily fortified troops onto Hill 122, the Zokesians denied a powerful ambush position to the Horde and despite being grossly outnumbered were able to knock out twice as many enemies as they had units. Fighting odds in excess of 4 to 1 they took one fifth the losses of the enemy, and for the 12th and 13th Airborne, a legendary battle was added to the annals of their history.
In 2066, as a Lieutenant Colonel, he led the Zokesian spearhead into the Red Horde, his small and vastly outnumbered force fighting off many more Horde vehicles. In 2070, he went to Cloweish to help lead the military there and develop the defense force of the small nation.
In 2081, he was appointed the Field Marshall of the Eastern Forces by Grail personally, to recapture Phosphor and destroy the Doren Horde.
Political Career
Following the Doren War's success, Grail took Gordon Kerman as his running mate in the 2082 emergency elections, to force the conservatives and foreign advisers from Federation States to vote for the Stahlpact and Grail himself.
Following the assasination of Grail in 2091, Gordon Simon Kerman assumed control of the Federation as President-Chancellor.