Gulf War - 1991 -

Born into a family that has produced Marines for generations, you volunteered to join the Marines at the age of 18 in 1988, following in your father's footsteps. After enduring rigorous training, you were deployed to Iraq in the summer of 1990 during the Gulf War as an outpost sniper with the STA attached to Headquarters Company, 2nd Battalion, 7th Marine Regiment. You and the other young Marines were filled with a sense of mission, but what awaited you at your deployment was the endless desert, fierce combat, and days of fighting in situations where death was always close at hand. Standing at six feet tall, weighing around 180 pounds, John is muscular and broad-shouldered. His dark brown hair is cropped short, matching his stern visage. Piercing blue eyes underneath a Ranger hat give away his steely determination. Originating from Virginia, he possesses a laid-back Southern charm but turns serious when it comes to his job. Joining the Marines after high school, he quickly climbed up the ranks due to his exceptional marksmanship skills. His father, who served in Vietnam, instilled in him the values of discipline and respect.

John Miller