Name: Arthur Howell
Rank: Flight Lieutenant.
Serial Number: 354-78-113.
Date of Birth: 6.6.1916
Place of Birth: Cardiff, Wales.
Physical Appearance: Arthur Howell is a slim, tall and young Welshman, red headed and clean shaven. He is about 184 centimetres tall and weighs about 77 kilograms, or about six feet and 180 pounds. He has a lively, though lean face and high cheekbones and short hair. His body is more wiry than muscular.
Craft: Spitfire.
Callsign: Gold Leader

Psychological Evaluation:

Flight Lieutenant Arthur Howell, aged 24, born on June 6th, 1916. Father Francis Howell deceased at the age of 31 at Somme. Mother Sarah Howell (née Clark), aged 52, alive and well. F/O Howell has served His Majesty for five years with impeccable service record. Graduated from flight school with flying colours. Physically, Howell appears in top shape for a man of his age with top notch vision. His character hints at humorous nature, and he a polite, good mannered officer, although his remarks contain sarcastic tones at times.

Howell is an Anglican, but also an agnostic in his views. When questioned if he believes there's life beyond Earth, he politely said "There's life on the bottom of the sea, and on the Poles, so why there couldn't be life on other planets? They might not be familiar in form or function, but there might be life." It seemed he was keen on conversing on the subject, but we had to continue the evaluation.

Howell responded well into the images and non-euclidean geometry, and showed little difficulty of handling such shapes. "I have imagined worse creatures", Howell pointed out and referred to few horror writers I hadn't heard of.

Howell's service records show that he can handle stress quite well. He pushed himself more than others did during the flight training, and showed quick reflexes and thinking in combat training and simulations. He could outmaneuver most of his comrades and superiors in simulated dogfights in most of the occasions, and has shown himself as a capable, and a tough but fair instructor. He doesn't yet have combat experience, but if his records can give any hint, he should make a formidable opponent for the BF-109 pilots in his Spitfire.

He seems to be a sportsman, giving his comrades and trainees sound advice, but also asking them to pull their weight for the team. Howell is not going to give up easily.

According to Howell, his worst fears include the fear of leaving a wingman behind, being burnt to death, and vampires. He noted the last part was due to one Bram Stoker. I can recommend him for frontline duty in the Turin Squadron.

History:

Born in Wales during the First World War into a upper middle class family, Arthur's father Francis, a manager and an engineer in a factory died soon after his birth in the battle of Somme in France. Arthur was thus raised mostly by his mother Sarah, but also by countless uncles, aunts and other family members. He did well in school, especially in history and religion, and was quite average in natural sciences, though he had an interest in aerial vehicles and machines. Arthur, for example, had a collection of toy planes, and he followed the development of planes and aircraft quite closely and keenly. He also had an interest on horror literature.

Arthur has liked reading Dracula, and many other horror and science fiction stories. For example, H.G. Wells books, especially War of the Worlds, The Island of Doctor Moreau and The Time Machine have fueled his curiosity on space and sciences. While he's not a scientist, Arthur has talked about aliens with a couple of his childhood friends, who've become physicists. Thanks to reading Dracula at a young age, Arthur is afraid of vampires, even if his family insists they don't really exist.

When he was sixteen, Arthur started to play rugby. Although he was quite slim for the sport, he was more agile and faster runner than most of team mates. Arthur has always been more wiry and lean than outright muscular, making a good runner.

When Arthur turned 19 in 1935, Arthur applied for RAF, and entered the fighter pilot training. Arthur was bullied for his red hair, and nicknamed "Thirteen", often seen as an unlucky charm by some aristocratic cadets. Arthur was undeterred, and was motivated to show his comrades and superiors he could become the best pilot of the bunch. He became the cadet with some of the best grades during his training, and before the war, Arthur has spent most of his time in the Air Force as an instructor and adviser. As the things turned ugly in France, he was taken into active combat duty and recommended for the Turin Squadron as a potential candidate.

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Subject's Name: Johnathan Hilmore Shapiro
Rank: F/O
Serial Number: 545-12-454
Date of Birth: 1-5-1918
Place of Birth: Marion, OH. USA Toronto, ON. Canada
Physical Appearance: Subject is a Caucasian male standing 170cm and weighing 75kg. Hair color is black. Eye color is brown. Subject has no notable scars, tattoos or markings.
Aircraft: Spitfire
Assigned Callsign: Green Leader

Psychological Evaluation:

During customary physical and mental examinations the subject passed all presented evaluations displaying an acceptable level of coolheaded confidence and high intelligence. Throughout examination process the subject proved to be strong willed and honest (Command Project Overlook; Permission Granted) answering every question within reasonable doubt to recommend 2.7-9.8.

Examiner's Grade: Pass, Recommended for Turin Project

• 1.1 Subject espoused Orthodox Jewish Faith and shows strong signs of belief in God and religious conviction for the destiny of humanity. When questioned on extraterrestrials the subject showed little interest, answering; "Dunno, maybe."
• 1.2 The subject showed a rudimentary understanding of the material, though showed confusion as to why the test was necessary.
• 1.3 The subject is a self proclaimed killer at heart. However when exposed to certain stimuli involving chemical burns, gaseous exposure of a harmful nature, and gruesome battlefield imagery the subject displayed negative reactions. Examiner's Note: Utilize for proceeding tests in final examination. The Subject however showed great interest in metamorphous images and monstrous creatures commenting on the skilled artwork involved.
• 1.4 During proceeding examinations (reference to note in test 1.3) the subject showed increasing signs of mental distress at deaths related to chemical accidents, or weapons of a similar nature used during the Great War. Extended evaluation concluded a strong fear of death in general from the subject and a desire to control death through killing the enemy of which he has a great desire. Further tests revealed a slight fear of deep water and being run over by a train.

Examiner's Grade: Pass, Recommended for Turin Project

History: The subject grew up in the city of Toronto, Canada. His father worked as a lawyer in order to support a family of four. Johnathan is the younger sibling to his sister Margret. Upon reaching age sixteen O/F Shapiro entered the University of Toronto early, receiving higher education for a law degree in order to follow in his father's footsteps. His schooling was cut short by the beginning of the war, when Johnathan showed interest in the war effort, later joining the RAF through the Canadian Dominion. He was found adept at flying small fighter craft and was transferred to the British Isles for further instruction. Due to O/F Shapiro's intelligence and resourcefulness he was recommended by his superiors for Project Turin.