Yusef Miller Armstrong

•Name: Yusef Miller Armstrong (Armstrong)

•Affiliation: United States Navy, Head Surgeon aboard the Autumn Class Cruiser, The Euclid’s Anvil, and Head Chaplain.

•Rank: Petty Officer First Class (E-6)

•Enlistment Date: June 11th, 2546

•Homeworld: Earth, American State, Texas.

•Relatives: N/a

•ID: 123-45-6789-GA

•DOB: October 13th, 2529

•DOD: N/a

•Age: 30 (2559)

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•Armament: M6D Magnum

Personality:

•He’s a very laid back man who holds no grudges. Likes to take things nice and slow most of the time and is quite devoted to the teachings of Jesus Christ, so he is a Christian. Polite to everyone he encounters, serves for the better-good and he LOVES to play the Piano. Die-hard Patriot and secessionist for the old Countries of America and Israel. (Wants them to come back completely, regaining their full sovereignty)

History:

•Was born in the American State on Earth, grew up in a very, very bad, Muslim family. He was constantly beaten by his dad (who’s an atheist) and his mother (who’s a devout Muslim) for numerous reasons, mostly for dumb reasons, nearly everyday of his Life. It was changed however, when his curiousity got the best of him and when he was starting to become rebellious (hit puberty) when he decided to go to a Christian church after school for the first time. It was there where he discovered true Salvation, Peace, and Hope. He did not ever want to leave, so he refused to go home that night, explaining what has been going on with him and his “family”, so the Pastor allows him to stay. The next few weeks were done with the Pastor contacting the authorities and arresting the mother and father, the Pastor claiming Armstrong as his own Step-Son, and moving all of Armstrong's stuff into the Pastor’s place.

   The Pastor taught him not only the Word of God, but also numerous medical practices and procedures, for the pastor was also a retired surgeon and doctor. 

   Armstrong soon took notice to public announcements of the War with the Covenant and has been wanting to enlist but his step-dad (the Pastor) wouldn’t allow it. But one day, some UNSC Naval personnel went to their church on a Wednesday night. Armstrong took notice of their spotless white uniforms and couldn’t resist. He talked to them in private, telling them that his step-dad wouldn’t allow him to enlist but he really wanted to go, so the Navy guys took him with them to the nearest MEPS station and he was able to be shipped off to Navy boot camp that late evening.

   The rest is history.