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Martin Gains

Fleet Admiral Martin Jacob Gains (service number 18257-22090-MG) is an American serviceman and five-star admiral in the United Space Command Navy as well as the current chairman and commander of USC. He is an extremely decorated officer having commanded the eighth fleet of the USC in the Warden System during the Second Energy War where he earned a Silver and Bronze Star. Despite his long military career, Martin is also a devoted family man with four sons and three daughters and regularly attends church with his wife as a key deacon.

Appearance

Martin Gains is a highly decorated admiral and a respected leader, and his appearance reflects his humble roots and strong moral values. Despite his age of 73, he still maintains a strong and sturdy build. His hair is mostly black with hints of white, evidence of his years of service. His skin is fair and slightly weathered from years spent in space, but it adds to his commanding presence.   What stands out most about Martin's appearance are his eyes. They are a piercing hazel color that seems to always carry a sense of determination and wisdom. Martin's appearance is rugged and has an intense gaze. When he speaks, it is with a deep yet gentle voice that commands respect. He has an air of authority about him that makes those around him listen attentively. But at the same time, there is warmth and kindness in the way he carries himself.   Martin also takes great pride in his appearance because he knows that as an admiral and commander, he is representing not just himself but also the USC. Despite being busy with military duties, Martin still finds time to care for himself. He regularly exercises to stay fit for duty.

Attire and personal effects

Martin Gains is a man who takes pride in his appearance, both in and out of uniform. As the Chairman of the USC and a Fleet Admiral in the Navy, he always makes sure to dress professionally and appropriately for any occasion.   While on official duty, Gains can often be found wearing his service dress whites. This includes a white jacket with gold buttons and black trim, white trousers with a black stripe down the side, and a white hat with gold embellishments. He also wears various medals and ribbons that showcase his accomplishments throughout his military career. When not on official duty, Gains prefers to wear more casual attire. His go-to outfit consists of black trousers, a white button-up shirt, and a black leather jacket. On the left breast of his jacket is a patch displaying the Navy's sigil, Gains' name, and rank. He also has custom epaulettes on his shoulders that feature rank pins.   Gains is rarely seen without his signature aviator sunglasses. They are not just for fashion; they also provide protection against bright lights when navigating through space or during combat situations. In addition to his attire, Gains also has some personal effects that hold sentimental value to him. He always carries a small silver cross necklace given to him by his wife as a reminder of their faith and love for each other. He also has an old pocket watch passed down from his grandfather that he keeps in pristine condition.   As an avid reader and history enthusiast, Gains always has at least one book with him wherever he goes. Currently, he is reading "The Art of War" by Sun Tzu as he finds it helpful in understanding different strategies used in military operations.

Biography

Early life and education

Martin Jacob Gains was born on May 6, 2651 within humanity’s homeworld of Earth, Las Vegas, Nevada. Gains is the eldest son and second born child of a proud military family dating back almost three hundred years. During high school, Gains’ father, Commander Lucas Gains Sr., who was a hardcore Navy officer of the United Space Command was tragically murdered by his best friend for refusing to support his drug habit. The loss hit Gains hard, and he fell into a slump through most of his high school years.   If not for a particular naval officer from a career day one spring, Gains too might have ended up dead himself. It was this officer, Jonathon Sellers, who inspired him to join the USC Navy. A decision that forever changed his life.

Military service

Boot camp

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Jovian Conflicts of 2687

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Second Energy War

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Planetary War on Terror

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Outer Colonies Conflect

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Reputation

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Awards & Decorations

  • Silver Star
  • Bronze Star
  • Jovian Conflict Service Medel
  • Second Energy War Service Medal
  • Planetary War on Terror Service Medal
  • Outer Colonies Conflict Service Medal
  • Navy Cross
  • Navy Distinguished Service Medal
  • Combat Action Ribbon
  • Navy Expert Rifleman Medal
  • Navy and Marine Corps Interplanetary Service Ribbon
  • Commands

    Warships
  • USC Dallas (2688-2689) (Destroyed)
  • USC Honburg (2689-2697)
  • UNF Diplomacy (2697-2700)
  • Orbital Defence Stations
  • America (Earth)
  • Momento Mori (Harmony)
  • Personal life

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    Family & marriage

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    Traits & Personality

    Martin Gains is a man of discipline and conviction, shaped not just by his military experience but also by his personal loss. He's calm, composed, and has a strategic mindset that considers all possibilities before making a decision. His leadership style is authoritative but not overbearing. Although known for his stern exterior, those close to him know that he also possesses a warmth and compassion that he often reserves for more private moments. He's deeply loyal to those under his command, often taking their issues and problems as his own.   Courageous and determined, Gains never backs down from a challenge. His resilience has seen him through numerous battles and difficult missions. This tenacity has earned him respect and admiration from both his peers and subordinates. He is revered by his crew not just as their superior officer, but as a mentor and friend.   His strong sense of duty often comes at the expense of his personal life. Despite this, he maintains close relationships with his family and friends, cherishing the moments of peace during his time off-duty. His wife, Lieutenant Martha Gains, often worries about him due to the high-risk nature of his job. But she admires his dedication to service and supports him wholeheartedly. Despite being in a position of power, Gains remains humble. He does not seek recognition for his achievements and instead, attributes his success to the combined efforts of his team. He is frequently seen in the mess hall, eating alongside his crew, sharing stories, and offering advice. He believes that good leadership extends beyond the battlefield and into the day-to-day lives of his subordinates.   Gains is also known for his patience and perseverance. He takes time to listen to the grievances of all USC personnel and finds solutions that are beneficial to everyone involved. This approach has strengthened the bond between him and every personnel under his command and fostered an environment of trust and mutual respect within each branch of the USC Armed Forces.

    BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

    Homeworld

    Earth

    Born

    May 6, 2651 (age 73)

    PERSONAL DETAILS

    Race

    Human

    Gender

    Male

    Parents

    Lucus Gains (father)

    Rebecca Roberts (mother)

    Spouse

    Lauren Quinn

    Children

    Jacob Gains (son)

    Lucus Gains (son)

    Christina Samson (daughter)

    Peter Gains (son)

    Samantha Gains (daughter)

    Olivia Franks (daughter)

    Danial Gains (son)

    Height

    5' 10"

    Weight

    220 lb.

    Hair color

    Black with a little white

    Skin color

    white

    Eye color

    Hazel

    Religion

    Christian (Baptist)

    MILITARY INFORMATION

    Affiliation

    United Space Command Navy

    United Space Command

    USC Fleet Command

    USC High Command

    USC Security Council

    Rank

    Fleet Admiral

    Chairman of the USC Security Council

    Commander of the United Space Command

    Service

    2670 - present

    Service number

    18257-22090-MG

    Children

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