Julio Borras wrote: So vato, you wan't to know about the Jefe who came from shit and worked his way to the top. Ay dios, it's really not a long story, but I will humor you amigo."
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
Aliases: Ay Caramba, La Cucaracha, The Beaner
Rank: Commander
Position: Commander
Age: 35
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)
Julio Borras wrote: I grew up in what you would call a shit barro on the moon. Every day was a struggle, and we did what we did to survive amigo. You either did two things on that shit hole. You mined until you died, or you took what you needed to survive. In the end the policia pendejos gave me a choice. The marines, or 10 years in some shithole prison at the end of the outer rim. I chose the marines vato. Looking back, I should have chosen the prison.
SUMMARY PROFILE:
Julio Borras wrote: Its a simple story vato. I'm the dumb Mexican who worked his way up from the bottom because I was the lucky one to survive. I had to turn in my trusty Cucaracha Smartgun for stripes, and eventually my strips for Jefe bars. I don't even think I went to Officer Training School. I have no idea why they promoted me, maybe one of those pinche diversity programs. I was never a hero, I just wanted to do my time. But the big jefes decided something else for me
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 Ensign, Assigned to USS Liberty as Staff Officer
2180: Promoted to Lieutenant Junior Grade, Staff Officer - USS Liberty
2182: Promoted to Lieutenant, Staff Officer - USS Liberty
2184: Promoted to Lieutenant Commander, Executive Officer - USS Freedom
2186: Promoted to Commander, Commanding Officer - USS Almayer
Julio Borras wrote: Well amigo it's simple, although I am the Jefe, I still have relations with my crew. Some of these people I've come to depend on. However there are other pendejos I can't stand, and would love to transfer. I could say I'm stuck with them, but truth be told, they're stuck with me vato!
RELATIONS:
Heinz Meuller
Julio Borras wrote: This vato is loco beyond words. I think a sleeper malfunction fried his brains, because he thinks he's some kind of German leading forces in the name of some silly foorer or whatever this pinche pendejo says. The man can lead so High Command tolerates him, personally, I think he belongs in the looney bin.
Vanechka Penkina
Julio Borras wrote: Nothing but an over-glorified janitor. How this pendeja worked her way up to Chief Engineer is beyond me. Those stupido sunglasses as well, every time I see them I want to break them. But she does her job and does her job well, so I can't really complain.
Mikey Anders
Julio Borras wrote: I am convinced this vato is secretly one of those communista putas. I can't place my finger on it, but I have to watch this vato carefully at all times. Sometimes I want to order his execution, but I never have enough evidence to bring forward a charge. Does his job well, for a dirty communista spy, maybe he does his job too well?
Elizabeth Nightingale
Julio Borras wrote: One of our better requisitions members, although the vata seems to be a bit too carefree. Some of the other crew call her Elizabeth Nightinthot, whatever that means, but I admit I had a chuckle at it.
William Crimson
Julio Borras wrote: This policia vato is loco beyond words. I understand discipline on a vessel, but AY DIOS! Does his job well as our Warrant Officer, but dear god the amigo is ruthless.
Lothar Jones
Julio Borras wrote: This doctore is another loco, he is always trying to get me to authorize these mad scientist experiments which I deny. One of these days he's going to crack and probably do it without my authorization because I keep breaking his heart.
Tal Ravis
Julio Borras wrote: One of the best Smartgunners on the Almayer. This vato keeps turning down promotion, and no one can put a finger on it. I just think he likes to shoot that Smartgun and has no aspirations to rise through the ranks.
Frans Feiffer
Julio Borras wrote: One of our helpful staff officers. But I think this vato needs to learn if he wants to Command some day, he needs to stop playing the overglorified Coffee boy role if anyone wants to take him serious.
Boden Whackers
Julio Borras wrote: This idiota is constantly getting into trouble. High Command won't let me transfer the pendejo, and I can't really kill him. Everytime I have him sent into dangerous situations, he comes out without a scratch. The idiota can fight too. I just wish he would fight the enemy and not his fellow marines.
Christine Kennel
Julio Borras wrote: I always confuse this vata with the over glorified engineer because they have the same hair, except no sunglasses. Most of the men seem to bully her, and I fell bad, but then I hear her over the comms, and I find myself even telling her to shutup.
Edmund Crawford
Julio Borras wrote: I am convinced the Almayer is where they send all the loco vatos in the corps. Good staff officer, but the loco talks about knights, wine, and other pinche loco shit like he's in the 1500's Can't really throw him into the looney bin because he does his job well I guess.
Randall Wilkerson
Julio Borras wrote: Maldita retardado. I sometimes wonder how this vato can put his shoes on with all the stupido shit that comes out of his mouth. I am convinced this vato was sent to the Almayer by High Command just so they could find a reason for me to execute him
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