Originally Posted by Julio Borras
UNITED STATES COLONIAL MARINE CORPS
2ND BATTALION, 4TH BRIGADE
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USCM PERSONNEL DATABASE
MEMORANDUM FROM: CENTRAL ARCHIVES
SUBJECT: DOSSIER CDR Borras, Julio
ID NUMBER: LH-0045-GW
� GENERAL DATA
Name: Julio Alejandro Borras Lopez
Aliases: Ay Caramba, La Cucaracha, The Beaner
Rank: Brigadier General Ret.
Position: Civilian
Age: 47
Gender: Male
Nationality: Mexican
Birthplace: Nueva Santa Maria, Luna
Height: 6'0
Weight: 200 lbs
Eye color: Brown
Hair color: Brown
Martial status: Single
Relatives: Juan Roberto Borras Ruiz (Father), Gloria Anna Borras Lopez (Mother), numerous cousins
Notable Marks: Custom Made Tactical Sombrero
Likes: Burritos, Grape Soto
Dislikes: Cucarachas (Bugs)
Originally Posted by Julio Borras
SUMMARY PROFILE:
Originally Posted by Julio Borras
ENLISTMENT HISTORY:
2169: Enlistment
2170: Promoted to PFC, Assigned to Infantry
2171: Promoted to Lance Corporal, Squad Smart Gunner
2173: Promoted to Sergeant, Assistant Squad Leader
2175: Promoted to Staff Sergeant, Squad Leader
2178: Battlefield Commission Second Lieutenant, Assigned to USS Liberty as Staff Officer
2180-2184:-REDACTED-
2184: Promoted to Major, Commanding Officer - USS Almayer
2186: Promoted to Brigadier General, High Command, Sol System, Earth
2186: Resigned Commission, Honorably Discharged
Originally Posted by Julio Borras
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Important: This document remains the property of the United States Department of Colonial Navy and is subject to the jurisdiction of the Archives and Documentation Act 2176, Section 30. If you have received this document in error, you are requested to contact the sender and destroy the document.Originally Posted by Julio Borras