Operation: Phantom Shock

Bio

Name: Weaver Field
Callsign: Voodoo
Unit: SFOD-D
Height: 6'3"(1.9m)
Weight: 217lbs(98.43kgs)
Place of birth: Anchorage Alaska
Date of birth: August 9th 1989
Uniform:

Weaponry:
416 CQB

M4 sopmod

M1911 tacops

Gadget: 4 non-lethal laser trip mines that can be placed on doorways, when triggered he receives real time positions of the target for 6 seconds via an arm mounted tac pad
Background: Weaver grew up near anchorage just outside of the city, he learned quickly that whoever struck first won after his father was attacked by a Brown Bear after hitting it in the ling while hunting. His father taught him many lessons including knowing your target is the key to a successful hunt, when he turned 17, he signed the dotted line and joined the army always keeping the lessons his father and the Inuit taught him close to his heart. He didn't struggle much during basic until they revoked most of the sleep, keeping the recruits on the border between collapsing from exhaustion and pushing through to the other side. His Drill Instructor noticing the ease that Weaver was completing the obstacles and the marksmanship on the range suggested that he try out for Special Forces, Weaver thought it over. When he finished basic and went through his specialty training and Airborne school, he filled out the paperwork to apply. After rigorous screening and many interviews, he was cleared to move on to attempt the special forces assessment and selection course. It was 3 weeks of hell, but when he passed 2nd in his class he was off to the Q course and the truest form off hell he'd experienced hit like a truck. Over the course of the 53 week, 6 phase qualification course, Weaver was voluntold he'd be getting the MOS(military occupational specialty) 18E or to be the Radio operator for his unit, not as sexy as being a sniper but it was just as important. He learned French, Russian and Persian-Farsi in the 25 week chunk known as phase 6 that taught operators languages to allow them to communicate with allies from in country. He had made it through, still sitting in 2nd on the class leaderboard thanks to his knowledge with navigating the wilderness and some tricks the Inuit taught him, he was quickly approached by The Unit with an offer: join the unit and take on the biggest missions the nation has to offer. Hungry for challenges, Weaver accepted and set off to go through the selection process for Delta force being half the age of most of the other soldiers in the class. He used it to his advantage and learned as much as he could from the experienced operators, a month later only 13 soldiers remained in the class, the other 107 men dropped out as the training became too hard or they got injured and were forced to drop out. After passing selection, he was off to partake in the highly classified Operator Qualification course where half of his class washed out. By the time, he arrived on his first deployment it was 2009 he quickly proved that even being as young as he was, he deserved to be there and he wasn't going to be a weak point for the team. His team did a couple of missions alongside Erik "Maverick" thorn's team.
Experience:
Operation: enduring freedom
Iraq war
Operation: Juniper Shield (Benghazi embassy siege)
Operation: inherent resolve
Operation: black swan
Operation: Kayla mueller(the raid everyone made memes about the dog)
Invasion of Virginia