Post by Jordan Malone on Nov 4, 2013 3:58:47 GMT -5
Biological Information
Name: Jordan Malone
Gender: Male
Date of Birth (Age): March 12, 1965 (44)
Height: 5'11"
Hair: Short, Dark Brown
Eyes: Grey
Anything Else of Note: Scars on several parts of body
Professional Information
Occupation: Counter-Intelligence Operations
Organization: Homeworld Command, Intelligence Directorate
Rank (If Applicable): Lieutenant Colonel (O-5) - United States Army
History
Personal History: Jordan grew up during the turbulent times of the Vietnam War. His father was drafted into the Army, serving four years in Vietnam total. His mother was a drug addict and alcoholic, and his father’s infrequent visits during his times back always grew to violent shouting and physical contact between his parents. A trouble-maker during his school years, Malone enlisted in the US Army his senior year of high school and went to basic that summer. His personal life is really clouded in secrecy; intelligence gathered makes it seem non-existent.
Family: Father: Jack Malone, USA veteran, deceased (suicide)
Mother: Amber Malone, sales manager
Training and Education
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, Georgetown University.
US Army Infantry Training
US Army Basic Airborne School
US Army Pathfinder School
US Army Ranger School
US Army Special Forces Combat Diver School
US Army Military Freefall Parachutist School
US Army Officer Candidate School
Level 1 Combatives Certification
Level 2 Combatives Certification
Level 3 Combatives Certification
Level 4 Combatives Certification
Service Record: OSUT was a breeze for Jordan, and he was promoted to Private First Class upon completion of the course on August 27, 1982. Once arriving at the 10th Mountain Division following his IET, he remained there for only six months before going to Airborne School and being assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division. Volunterring for Ranger School, he completed it when his slot came up and a year later was transferred to 1st Ranger Battalion of the 75th Ranger Regiment. Then came Manuel Noriega in Panama, and Operation Just Cause. The Rangers he was with were tasked with aerial insertion to General Noriega’s beach house, where they encountered heavy resistance from the Panamanian military. There was an investigation into his squad’s tactics based on the opposing forces’ interrogations, but nothing conclusive was found. The Gulf War came in the nineties, and was Malone’s first engagement as an officer. Now assigned to the 3rd Ranger Battalion, he conducted numerous raids on Republican Guard complexes, as well as strategic captures of personnel. Malone was involved in the operation in Somalia in 1993, and soon thereafter joined SFOD-D. He remained in this capacity up until 2003, through several operations in Afghanistan and Iraq. After a serious investigation following an incident in Kabul, he accepted a “recommendation” that he retire now to reduce the chances of it affecting his permanent record. Joining the private security contracting firm Global Defense Services, he was quickly appointed a leadership position with their forces in Iraq. After nearly three years, Malone was told that his skills were needed for a new project the US government had going on: the Stargate Program. His position was one of considerable clout, and being that he is employed by Global Defense Services and not directly by the US Government, the oversight of Malone was considerably less stringent, much to the dismay and dispute of military officers.
Finding a renewed sense of duty over a large paycheck, he was recommissioned in his former grade while assigned to the Delian Galaxy Expedition. He was briefly the Commander of SD-3 when the team eliminated the Olympian God known as Poseidon. Following his reassignment to Earth, Lieutenant Colonel Malone has been assigned to counter-intelligence at Homeworld Command since.
Rank and Promotions
Promoted to Private First Class (E-3) on January 16, 1983
Promoted to Specialist (E-4) on August 3, 1984
Promoted to Corporal (E-4) on May 17, 1985
Promoted to Sergeant (E-5) on October 13, 1986
Promoted to Staff Sergeant (E-6) on July 17. 1989
Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant (O-1) on March 17, 1990
Promoted to First Lieutenant (O-2) on October 4, 1991
Promoted to Captain (O-3) on December 5, 1993
Promoted to Major (O-4) on June 15, 1997
Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel (O-5) on December 21, 2001
Retired on May 22, 2003
Joined Global Defense Services, Inc. on August 3, 2003
Returned to Active Duty July 6, 2006
Appointments & Positions
Squad Member, 10th Mountain Division – September 12, 1982 to March 15, 1983 (PV2, PFC)
Squad Member, 82nd Airborne Division – April 23, 1983 to January 14, 1985 (PFC, SPC)
Squad Member, 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – April 4, 1985 to October 27, 1986 (SPC, CPL, SGT)
Squad Leader, 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – October 28, 1986 to February 7, 1990 (SGT, SSG)
Platoon Leader, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – April 3, 1990 to February 7, 1992 (2LT, 1LT)
Company Executive Officer, Bravo Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – February 8, 1992 to January 7, 1994 (1LT, CPT)
Company Commanding Officer, Echo Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – January 8, 1994 to June 6, 1995 (CPT)
SFOD-D Group Leader – September 4, 1995 to May3, 2003 (CPT, MAJ, LTC)
Retired – May 22 to August 2, 2003
Special Team Leader, Global Defense Services – August 30, 2003 to April 10, 2004
Operations Deputy Director, Global Defense Services – April 11, 2004 to January 3, 2005
Operations Director, Global Defense Services – January 9, 2005 to May 14, 2006
Commander, SD-3 Special Operations / Search & Rescue - July 6, 2006 to August 20, 2006
Counter-Intelligence Officer, Intelligence Directorate (Homeworld Command) - December 3, 2006 to Present
Skills: Skilled in most forms of military tactics, as well as weapons proficiency on many platforms.
Personality: Jordan Malone spent most of his life coldly detached from his surroundings, a lack of empathy beneficial in his chosen profession. Following reconciling his differences with Robert Walker and making penance for other actions, he became more of a team player. Even still, counter-intelligence work often goes hand-in-hand with allegiances that can shift at a moment's notice.
Ancient Gene: ATA Gene Therapy
Other Information
Play By: D.B. Sweeney
Name/Country: Jax/USA
Roleplay Experience: See Robert Walker
Roleplay Example:
1253
Puddle Jumper
Following his inquiry, Malone heard the Chinese member assigned to his team reply, "Sorry sir I'm medical trained not a pilot." To his right, Sergeant Brown shook his head and quipped, "Negative, unless you've got a secret history as a zoomie you ain't telling us about Colonel.” With a slight grimace, the Lieutenant Colonel looked out the forward view port to contemplate the next move …
1254
Approaching the building, Sheng inquired from the rear, “So what's the bottom line here folks?” Brown had just completed a sensor sweep and replied to all of them, “Looks like a whole battalion holed up in their sir … best keep this one on the low down.” At this point, Marcus disappeared into the rear again and could be heard clanging around with the Jumper’s supplies. “Sir, with a full toolkit and a couple days I could have ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ going out over sub-space channels,” the Lieutenant responded as he searched. “Since we don’t have that kinda time, I’m gonna be lucky to get a continuous burst transmission out of it. I’ll do the best I can, but I can’t make any promises.”
With Shang inquiring of further assistance, Malone addressed their pilot, “Take us in for a landing, Sergeant.” As the Jumper went into a steeper dive now, the Lieutenant Colonel called to the others, “Get your gear together people, wheels down in one minute.” Jordan donned his field pack again and snatched up his silenced M-4, ensuring it was prepped and stocked. Marcus now shouted from the door, “Sir, we should destroy the array once we know someone’s on their way for us. We don’t want the enemy to know our encryption codes.”
1256
As the Jumper set down on the building, the ramp was already lowered and the Lieutenant was the first out, followed by Chang and Malone, then the others and Brown last after shutting the Jumper down. Rushing to the structure, the team saw the door to their left slide open and a sentry walk out looking down, unaware of the threat from the team. Without needing to give the order, one of the SD-3 contingent hurried silently to the guard and extracted their knife, slicing the man’s throat with only a slight gurgle, then lowering the body slowly to the ground and dragging it behind a wall. Malone indicated for the team to move inside the structure through the open door and on to the objective.
1258
Communications Array
Having taken out three more sentries without being detected, the team found themselves at the communications array now. With some of the team taking up defensive positions, Malone looked to Marcus and said, “Work your magic, L.T..” Opening his pack, the Lieutenant Colonel tossed some C-4 to Brown and another team member, and the three began placing the explosives around critical areas for the trip out.
Name: Jordan Malone
Gender: Male
Date of Birth (Age): March 12, 1965 (44)
Height: 5'11"
Hair: Short, Dark Brown
Eyes: Grey
Anything Else of Note: Scars on several parts of body
Professional Information
Occupation: Counter-Intelligence Operations
Organization: Homeworld Command, Intelligence Directorate
Rank (If Applicable): Lieutenant Colonel (O-5) - United States Army
History
Personal History: Jordan grew up during the turbulent times of the Vietnam War. His father was drafted into the Army, serving four years in Vietnam total. His mother was a drug addict and alcoholic, and his father’s infrequent visits during his times back always grew to violent shouting and physical contact between his parents. A trouble-maker during his school years, Malone enlisted in the US Army his senior year of high school and went to basic that summer. His personal life is really clouded in secrecy; intelligence gathered makes it seem non-existent.
Family: Father: Jack Malone, USA veteran, deceased (suicide)
Mother: Amber Malone, sales manager
Training and Education
Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, Georgetown University.
US Army Infantry Training
US Army Basic Airborne School
US Army Pathfinder School
US Army Ranger School
US Army Special Forces Combat Diver School
US Army Military Freefall Parachutist School
US Army Officer Candidate School
Level 1 Combatives Certification
Level 2 Combatives Certification
Level 3 Combatives Certification
Level 4 Combatives Certification
Service Record: OSUT was a breeze for Jordan, and he was promoted to Private First Class upon completion of the course on August 27, 1982. Once arriving at the 10th Mountain Division following his IET, he remained there for only six months before going to Airborne School and being assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division. Volunterring for Ranger School, he completed it when his slot came up and a year later was transferred to 1st Ranger Battalion of the 75th Ranger Regiment. Then came Manuel Noriega in Panama, and Operation Just Cause. The Rangers he was with were tasked with aerial insertion to General Noriega’s beach house, where they encountered heavy resistance from the Panamanian military. There was an investigation into his squad’s tactics based on the opposing forces’ interrogations, but nothing conclusive was found. The Gulf War came in the nineties, and was Malone’s first engagement as an officer. Now assigned to the 3rd Ranger Battalion, he conducted numerous raids on Republican Guard complexes, as well as strategic captures of personnel. Malone was involved in the operation in Somalia in 1993, and soon thereafter joined SFOD-D. He remained in this capacity up until 2003, through several operations in Afghanistan and Iraq. After a serious investigation following an incident in Kabul, he accepted a “recommendation” that he retire now to reduce the chances of it affecting his permanent record. Joining the private security contracting firm Global Defense Services, he was quickly appointed a leadership position with their forces in Iraq. After nearly three years, Malone was told that his skills were needed for a new project the US government had going on: the Stargate Program. His position was one of considerable clout, and being that he is employed by Global Defense Services and not directly by the US Government, the oversight of Malone was considerably less stringent, much to the dismay and dispute of military officers.
Finding a renewed sense of duty over a large paycheck, he was recommissioned in his former grade while assigned to the Delian Galaxy Expedition. He was briefly the Commander of SD-3 when the team eliminated the Olympian God known as Poseidon. Following his reassignment to Earth, Lieutenant Colonel Malone has been assigned to counter-intelligence at Homeworld Command since.
Rank and Promotions
Promoted to Private First Class (E-3) on January 16, 1983
Promoted to Specialist (E-4) on August 3, 1984
Promoted to Corporal (E-4) on May 17, 1985
Promoted to Sergeant (E-5) on October 13, 1986
Promoted to Staff Sergeant (E-6) on July 17. 1989
Commissioned as a Second Lieutenant (O-1) on March 17, 1990
Promoted to First Lieutenant (O-2) on October 4, 1991
Promoted to Captain (O-3) on December 5, 1993
Promoted to Major (O-4) on June 15, 1997
Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel (O-5) on December 21, 2001
Retired on May 22, 2003
Joined Global Defense Services, Inc. on August 3, 2003
Returned to Active Duty July 6, 2006
Appointments & Positions
Squad Member, 10th Mountain Division – September 12, 1982 to March 15, 1983 (PV2, PFC)
Squad Member, 82nd Airborne Division – April 23, 1983 to January 14, 1985 (PFC, SPC)
Squad Member, 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – April 4, 1985 to October 27, 1986 (SPC, CPL, SGT)
Squad Leader, 1st Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – October 28, 1986 to February 7, 1990 (SGT, SSG)
Platoon Leader, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – April 3, 1990 to February 7, 1992 (2LT, 1LT)
Company Executive Officer, Bravo Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – February 8, 1992 to January 7, 1994 (1LT, CPT)
Company Commanding Officer, Echo Company, 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment – January 8, 1994 to June 6, 1995 (CPT)
SFOD-D Group Leader – September 4, 1995 to May3, 2003 (CPT, MAJ, LTC)
Retired – May 22 to August 2, 2003
Special Team Leader, Global Defense Services – August 30, 2003 to April 10, 2004
Operations Deputy Director, Global Defense Services – April 11, 2004 to January 3, 2005
Operations Director, Global Defense Services – January 9, 2005 to May 14, 2006
Commander, SD-3 Special Operations / Search & Rescue - July 6, 2006 to August 20, 2006
Counter-Intelligence Officer, Intelligence Directorate (Homeworld Command) - December 3, 2006 to Present
Skills: Skilled in most forms of military tactics, as well as weapons proficiency on many platforms.
Personality: Jordan Malone spent most of his life coldly detached from his surroundings, a lack of empathy beneficial in his chosen profession. Following reconciling his differences with Robert Walker and making penance for other actions, he became more of a team player. Even still, counter-intelligence work often goes hand-in-hand with allegiances that can shift at a moment's notice.
Ancient Gene: ATA Gene Therapy
Other Information
Play By: D.B. Sweeney
Name/Country: Jax/USA
Roleplay Experience: See Robert Walker
Roleplay Example:
1253
Puddle Jumper
Following his inquiry, Malone heard the Chinese member assigned to his team reply, "Sorry sir I'm medical trained not a pilot." To his right, Sergeant Brown shook his head and quipped, "Negative, unless you've got a secret history as a zoomie you ain't telling us about Colonel.” With a slight grimace, the Lieutenant Colonel looked out the forward view port to contemplate the next move …
1254
Approaching the building, Sheng inquired from the rear, “So what's the bottom line here folks?” Brown had just completed a sensor sweep and replied to all of them, “Looks like a whole battalion holed up in their sir … best keep this one on the low down.” At this point, Marcus disappeared into the rear again and could be heard clanging around with the Jumper’s supplies. “Sir, with a full toolkit and a couple days I could have ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ going out over sub-space channels,” the Lieutenant responded as he searched. “Since we don’t have that kinda time, I’m gonna be lucky to get a continuous burst transmission out of it. I’ll do the best I can, but I can’t make any promises.”
With Shang inquiring of further assistance, Malone addressed their pilot, “Take us in for a landing, Sergeant.” As the Jumper went into a steeper dive now, the Lieutenant Colonel called to the others, “Get your gear together people, wheels down in one minute.” Jordan donned his field pack again and snatched up his silenced M-4, ensuring it was prepped and stocked. Marcus now shouted from the door, “Sir, we should destroy the array once we know someone’s on their way for us. We don’t want the enemy to know our encryption codes.”
1256
As the Jumper set down on the building, the ramp was already lowered and the Lieutenant was the first out, followed by Chang and Malone, then the others and Brown last after shutting the Jumper down. Rushing to the structure, the team saw the door to their left slide open and a sentry walk out looking down, unaware of the threat from the team. Without needing to give the order, one of the SD-3 contingent hurried silently to the guard and extracted their knife, slicing the man’s throat with only a slight gurgle, then lowering the body slowly to the ground and dragging it behind a wall. Malone indicated for the team to move inside the structure through the open door and on to the objective.
1258
Communications Array
Having taken out three more sentries without being detected, the team found themselves at the communications array now. With some of the team taking up defensive positions, Malone looked to Marcus and said, “Work your magic, L.T..” Opening his pack, the Lieutenant Colonel tossed some C-4 to Brown and another team member, and the three began placing the explosives around critical areas for the trip out.
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