fallenstrife6

Halo - The Hyperion Incursion.

@Andromedai NP, if you reboot it or need anyone for any other RPs feel free to let me know. =D

Rainbow Six: Siege - White Flame

Ahmad "Hero" Hassan

Ahmad kept quiet in the truck, his eyes glancing over the area as he drove to where he would finally be a member of team rainbow. He had some of his personal belongings and equipment in a duffel next to his feet, though most of his gear would probably already be at the base. He wore an FDE colored military t-shirt that hugged his muscular body and brown cargo pants. His Jericho 9mm holstered on his waist. He had five hours on a plane to think about what he’d do once he got to the base. How he’d introduce himself, who he’d like to meet first. Though he knew the attitude would likely be grim. He, and all the other assumed recruits were replacements. If they were anything else, they would have been in Rainbow originally. As the truck came to an abrupt stop however, he decided it would be best to get straight into business. He had a lot of proving himself to do, and he had a lot of terrorist hunting to do as well.

He grabbed his duffel and hopped out of the back of the truck, coming up behind a lot of new recruits from all different backgrounds. Many them gathering in a warehouse in front of him. He seemed to arrive just in time as he saw the newly appointed leader of Team Rainbow, Mike Baker, stepped up to a podium. Ahmad listened attentively as the understandably jaded man made his speech. He had big shoes to fill, but he was more than capable of filling them. His time in the field and his time with rainbow proved that. After Thatcher finished his speech, Ahmad only realized more that he had to prove he could fill the shoes of the fallen heroes. He began going through names, and Ahmad tried to take note of everyone as he quickly went through them. It was a full assembly of nearly all the top counter terrorism units in the world. He felt a little unease as his name was called, though he just nodded as he stood in a relaxed but respectful stance. He felt having a moniker like ‘Hero’ would come off as arrogant. Though it’s not like he gave it to himself, it’s just something that happened to stick.

Mike finished his speech by informing them that training would start tomorrow, and Ahmad tried to focus in on that. He knew his personality could come off as carefree and laidback. Something he wasn’t keen to showing Rainbow, or his new peers anytime soon. First would be business, to prove himself in at least the training before really starting to socialize with the team. Rainbow was an airtight team with camaraderie coming out of their ass. Though that kind of thing always took time to build. Thinking to himself wasn’t going to get him anywhere however. He picked his duffel bag back up and began walking over to the table where some of the new recruits had already gone to pick up their room assignments. He stopped as he noticed a woman bounding her way over to chat with another recruit. He saw that one of them was FBI, where Ash had been transferred to long ago. Maybe they knew each other, it would make it easier for them. He didn’t pay attention long enough to see them converse as he finished making his way over to the desk and grabbed the envelope on it. He took a quick look around him one more time before he quickly went to settle down in his room.

Rainbow Six: Siege - White Flame

Ahmad "Hero" Hassan

Name -

Ahmad Hassan

Alias -

Hero

Age -

34

Gender -

Male

Nationality -

Israeli

Birthdate/Location -

Tel-Aviv, 1984

Special Forces Group -

IDF (Israeli Defense Force) Shayetet 13/Mossad/Mista'arvim

Appearance -

Appearance

Full Gear

Psych Profile -

Ahmad is an extremely versatile individual, capable of blending in and becoming whoever he wants to be. This has aided him greatly while undercover in terrorist cells. It has also aided him in making friends. He is extremely charismatic, and people enjoy being around him. He tries to get people to see the bright side of things and focus on what they can do, versus what they cannot. Though he outwardly projects these things, on the inside he is a hardened, worn individual. Infiltrating terrorist organizations has made him see the worst in humanity. He’s had to do things he deeply regrets to maintain his cover. He constantly forces himself to believe in the greater good. His failures weigh heavily on him. Despite this he is confident, quick-witted, and determined.

On duty he is singularly focused on his objective. He executes well thought-out and lethal tactics based on intel and instinct. Like his personality, he employs every known technique to get the job done. He specializes in search and destroy, as well as hostage rescue. In his mind, hostages can’t be killed if there is no one left to kill them. He has a history of operating alone, which can cause him to put his teammates at risk sometimes. However, he has been known to operate successfully with a team in many missions.

He has spent many years operating in joint forces with the U.S. during the Iraq War, often operating as a translator and guide for U.S. soldiers. This has led him to become more Americanized than most. He appreciates the relative peace the U.S. has lived in while he’s been constantly surrounded by war. He hopes to retire there someday, and so the White Masks assaults on America have given him a personal reason to eliminate them.

Off duty he has been known to relax, enjoy cheap beer, and spend time with his team. He likes to become close friends with those he works with. He is extremely welcoming and friendly, but he doesn’t enjoy being the center of attention. He appreciates the quiet chats in the corner rather than being the life of the party. He also enjoys video games, something he rarely ever played as a kid or for most of his years enlisted. He is often found at the gym, or at the range, keeping his body and his skills well maintained.

He is a determined leader who inspires courage from those around him. He is devoted to his mission, and to the safety of his squad. He was given the nickname "Hero" by American soldiers. This was due to how many American lives he saved in Iraq, and his daring strategies that allowed him to do it. Though he came out of the war mostly unscathed, his mental state can fluctuate. He is proud of himself for what he's done, but the ones he couldn't save weigh heavily on him. Recently he's starting to overthink things, which can make him hesitate. This seems to subside during an OP, making him more than fit for active duty. Though he can be quiet and withdrawn sometimes while off-duty.

Relationships -

He is new to the Rainbow unit, so he hasn’t had the chance to meet or interact with most of its members.

Eliza ‘Ash’ Cohen – A good friend of Ahmad as they were in the IDF together.
Elzbieta ‘Ela’ Bosak – He regards Ela as a “Complicated Friend” based on their time together in Iraq

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Combat Stance -

Attacker > Defender

Operator Equipment -

IWI X-95 MTAR – Primary
Custom CQC M4 – Primary
Jericho 941 – Secondary
Glock 17 – Secondary

Stun Grenade – Primary Equipment
Breach Charge – Secondary Equipment
Smoke Grenade – Secondary Equipment

Operator Ability -

DCDD MK. 1 “Fayrus”

DCDD Mk.1, a device designed to interfere with electronic devices in a way so that they wouldn’t activate. The DCDD remotely identifies and then copies external signals. This effectively hijacks all devices reliant on wirelessly transmitted information. Preventing them from detonating by making them think their signal hasn’t been altered or activated. Ahmad is fed information about remaining battery of the DCDD and is notified if it interferes with a signal.

The DCDD, while extremely useful is limited by battery life and range. Maximum reliable range is up to 4 meters. Battery life is based upon how many signals its currently replicating. It can be powered on and off using its control interface. It was designed to be used by a solo operative infiltrating dangerous areas. Another flaw is that it lacks the ability to locate devices. Which can be potentially fatal when the device is not active, or when others are out of its range.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Biography -

Ahmad was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel to a poor family. His father was rarely around, leaving him to take care of his mother and sisters. This led to him working extremely hard in any job he could get, forfeiting school and other opportunities to take care of them. However, when he was 15 his mother was killed in a violent terrorist attack, causing him and his sisters to be separated. With no school and no thought of how to find them, he continued to work until he enlisted into the military. It was during the military he began to immediately make something of himself. It didn’t take long for him to get promoted and have his own command.

During his command he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was kidnapped by Palestinian radicals keen on making a statement that terrorism in Israel wouldn’t stop. He managed to not only escape, but completely dismantled the leadership of the cell on his way out. This caused him to get noticed by Shayetet 13 and Mossad, both counter-terrorism agencies for Israel. He never joined one permanently, instead bouncing between the two as they needed him. They retrained him to not be a soldier, but an operative. Capable of deep undercover operations, as well as naval, and military operations.

His longest tour was done in Iraq during the Iraq wars. He was put on loan to the U.S. due to his ability to integrate into any organization, as well as his knowledge of the area and his ability to translate. As the war went on he was frequently teamed up with Elzbieta Bosak. Though their personalities differed, and Ahmad found her hard to work with, they became a powerful tool during the war. Taking control of Baghdad, assaulting Falluja, and several other classified operations. Ahmad quickly became a sort of hero to U.S. marines in the war. As he constantly was able to locate and pinpoint enemy strongholds, and locate captured soldiers. He was able to save many PoWs slated to be executed on camera for the world to see. After so many successful missions, the Americans started calling him a hero. Mostly because the tactics he used seemed to always put him in danger over his squad, yet he always came out alive. The expression, "Don't be a hero" was not something Ahmad was familiar with. Whether putting himself in the most danger was intentional, or a side-effect of working alone for so long is hard to tell.

After the Iraq war ended in 2013 he began to work for a classified branch of the Mossad. He was given access to top-tier equipment and weapons. It was during this time he was chosen to experiment with the DCDD MK.1. A gadget designed for an operative frequently dealing with remotely detonated explosives, IEDs, cameras, and so on. The gadget made him virtually unkillable by newer technologies, as well as technology employed by terrorist organizations.

Training and Experience -

- 16 years total Active Military/Mista'arvim
- 3 years Mossad Special Operative
- 1 Year Shayetet 13 Special Forces

Family

Ravit Hassan - Sister (Unknown)
Talia Hassan - Sister (Unknown)

Rainbow Six: Siege - White Flame

@LetMeDoStuff

Finished the CS. If you find anything else you'd like added to or reworked let me know.

Ahmad "Hero" Hassan

Name -

Ahmad Hassan

Alias -

Hero

Age -

34

Gender -

Male

Nationality -

Israeli

Birthdate/Location -

Tel-Aviv, 1984

Special Forces Group -

IDF (Israeli Defense Force) Shayetet 13/Mossad/Mista'arvim

Appearance -

Appearance

Full Gear

Psych Profile -

Ahmad is an extremely versatile individual, capable of blending in and becoming whoever he wants to be. This has aided him greatly while undercover in terrorist cells. It has also aided him in making friends. He is extremely charismatic, and people enjoy being around him. He tries to get people to see the bright side of things and focus on what they can do, versus what they cannot. Though he outwardly projects these things, on the inside he is a hardened, worn individual. Infiltrating terrorist organizations has made him see the worst in humanity. He’s had to do things he deeply regrets to maintain his cover. He constantly forces himself to believe in the greater good. His failures weigh heavily on him. Despite this he is confident, quick-witted, and determined.

On duty he is singularly focused on his objective. He executes well thought-out and lethal tactics based on intel and instinct. Like his personality, he employs every known technique to get the job done. He specializes in search and destroy, as well as hostage rescue. In his mind, hostages can’t be killed if there is no one left to kill them. He has a history of operating alone, which can cause him to put his teammates at risk sometimes. However, he has been known to operate successfully with a team in many missions.

He has spent many years operating in joint forces with the U.S. during the Iraq War, often operating as a translator and guide for U.S. soldiers. This has led him to become more Americanized than most. He appreciates the relative peace the U.S. has lived in while he’s been constantly surrounded by war. He hopes to retire there someday, and so the White Masks assaults on America have given him a personal reason to eliminate them.

Off duty he has been known to relax, enjoy cheap beer, and spend time with his team. He likes to become close friends with those he works with. He is extremely welcoming and friendly, but he doesn’t enjoy being the center of attention. He appreciates the quiet chats in the corner rather than being the life of the party. He also enjoys video games, something he rarely ever played as a kid or for most of his years enlisted. He is often found at the gym, or at the range, keeping his body and his skills well maintained.

He is a determined leader who inspires courage from those around him. He is devoted to his mission, and to the safety of his squad. He was given the nickname "Hero" by American soldiers. This was due to how many American lives he saved in Iraq, and his daring strategies that allowed him to do it. Though he came out of the war mostly unscathed, his mental state can fluctuate. He is proud of himself for what he's done, but the ones he couldn't save weigh heavily on him. Recently he's starting to overthink things, which can make him hesitate. This seems to subside during an OP, making him more than fit for active duty. Though he can be quiet and withdrawn sometimes while off-duty.

Relationships -

He is new to the Rainbow unit, so he hasn’t had the chance to meet or interact with most of its members.

Eliza ‘Ash’ Cohen – A good friend of Ahmad as they were in the IDF together.
Elzbieta ‘Ela’ Bosak – He regards Ela as a “Complicated Friend” based on their time together in Iraq

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Combat Stance -

Attacker > Defender

Operator Equipment -

IWI X-95 MTAR – Primary
Custom CQC M4 – Primary
Jericho 941 – Secondary
Glock 17 – Secondary

Stun Grenade – Primary Equipment
Breach Charge – Secondary Equipment
Smoke Grenade – Secondary Equipment

Operator Ability -

DCDD MK. 1 “Fayrus”

DCDD Mk.1, a device designed to interfere with electronic devices in a way so that they wouldn’t activate. The DCDD remotely identifies and then copies external signals. This effectively hijacks all devices reliant on wirelessly transmitted information. Preventing them from detonating by making them think their signal hasn’t been altered or activated. Ahmad is fed information about remaining battery of the DCDD and is notified if it interferes with a signal.

The DCDD, while extremely useful is limited by battery life and range. Maximum reliable range is up to 4 meters. Battery life is based upon how many signals its currently replicating. It can be powered on and off using its control interface. It was designed to be used by a solo operative infiltrating dangerous areas. Another flaw is that it lacks the ability to locate devices. Which can be potentially fatal when the device is not active, or when others are out of its range.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Biography -

Ahmad was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel to a poor family. His father was rarely around, leaving him to take care of his mother and sisters. This led to him working extremely hard in any job he could get, forfeiting school and other opportunities to take care of them. However, when he was 15 his mother was killed in a violent terrorist attack, causing him and his sisters to be separated. With no school and no thought of how to find them, he continued to work until he enlisted into the military. It was during the military he began to immediately make something of himself. It didn’t take long for him to get promoted and have his own command.

During his command he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was kidnapped by Palestinian radicals keen on making a statement that terrorism in Israel wouldn’t stop. He managed to not only escape, but completely dismantled the leadership of the cell on his way out. This caused him to get noticed by Shayetet 13 and Mossad, both counter-terrorism agencies for Israel. He never joined one permanently, instead bouncing between the two as they needed him. They retrained him to not be a soldier, but an operative. Capable of deep undercover operations, as well as naval, and military operations.

His longest tour was done in Iraq during the Iraq wars. He was put on loan to the U.S. due to his ability to integrate into any organization, as well as his knowledge of the area and his ability to translate. As the war went on he was frequently teamed up with Elzbieta Bosak. Though their personalities differed, and Ahmad found her hard to work with, they became a powerful tool during the war. Taking control of Baghdad, assaulting Falluja, and several other classified operations. Ahmad quickly became a sort of hero to U.S. marines in the war. As he constantly was able to locate and pinpoint enemy strongholds, and locate captured soldiers. He was able to save many PoWs slated to be executed on camera for the world to see. After so many successful missions, the Americans started calling him a hero. Mostly because the tactics he used seemed to always put him in danger over his squad, yet he always came out alive. The expression, "Don't be a hero" was not something Ahmad was familiar with. Whether putting himself in the most danger was intentional, or a side-effect of working alone for so long is hard to tell.

After the Iraq war ended in 2013 he began to work for a classified branch of the Mossad. He was given access to top-tier equipment and weapons. It was during this time he was chosen to experiment with the DCDD MK.1. A gadget designed for an operative frequently dealing with remotely detonated explosives, IEDs, cameras, and so on. The gadget made him virtually unkillable by newer technologies, as well as technology employed by terrorist organizations.

Training and Experience -

- 16 years total Active Military/Mista'arvim
- 3 years Mossad Special Operative
- 1 Year Shayetet 13 Special Forces

Family

Ravit Hassan - Sister (Unknown)
Talia Hassan - Sister (Unknown)

@fallenstrife6

Rainbow Six: Siege - White Flame

Ahmad "Hero" Hassan

Name -

Ahmad Hassan

Alias -

Hero

Age -

34

Gender -

Male

Nationality -

Israeli

Birthdate/Location -

Tel-Aviv, 1984

Special Forces Group -

IDF (Israeli Defense Force) Shayetet 13/Mossad/Mista'arvim

Appearance -

Appearance

Full Gear

Psych Profile -

Ahmad is an extremely versatile individual, capable of blending in and becoming whoever he wants to be. This has aided him greatly while undercover in terrorist cells. It has also aided him in making friends. He is extremely charismatic, and people enjoy being around him. He tries to get people to see the bright side of things and focus on what they can do, versus what they cannot. Though he outwardly projects these things, on the inside he is a hardened, worn individual. Infiltrating terrorist organizations has made him see the worst in humanity. He’s had to do things he deeply regrets to maintain his cover. He constantly forces himself to believe in the greater good. His failures weigh heavily on him. Despite this he is confident, quick-witted, and determined.

On duty he is singularly focused on his objective. He executes well thought-out and lethal tactics based on intel and instinct. Like his personality, he employs every known technique to get the job done. He specializes in search and destroy, as well as hostage rescue. In his mind, hostages can’t be killed if there is no one left to kill them. He has a history of operating alone, which can cause him to put his teammates at risk sometimes. However, he has been known to operate successfully with a team in many missions.

He has spent many years operating in joint forces with the U.S. during the Iraq War, often operating as a translator and guide for U.S. soldiers. This has led him to become more Americanized than most. He appreciates the relative peace the U.S. has lived in while he’s been constantly surrounded by war. He hopes to retire there someday, and so the White Masks assaults on America have given him a personal reason to eliminate them.

Off duty he has been known to relax, enjoy cheap beer, and spend time with his team. He likes to become close friends with those he works with. He is extremely welcoming and friendly, but he doesn’t enjoy being the center of attention. He appreciates the quiet chats in the corner rather than being the life of the party. He also enjoys video games, something he rarely ever played as a kid or for most of his years enlisted. He is often found at the gym, or at the range, keeping his body and his skills well maintained.

He is a determined leader who inspires courage from those around him. He is devoted to his mission, and to the safety of his squad. He was given the nickname "Hero" by American soldiers. This was due to how many American lives he saved in Iraq, and his daring strategies that allowed him to do it. Though he came out of the war mostly unscathed, his mental state can fluctuate. He is proud of himself for what he's done, but the ones he couldn't save weigh heavily on him. Recently he's starting to overthink things, which can make him hesitate. This seems to subside during an OP, making him more than fit for active duty. Though he can be quiet and withdrawn sometimes while off-duty.

Relationships -

He is new to the Rainbow unit, so he hasn’t had the chance to meet or interact with most of its members.

Eliza ‘Ash’ Cohen – A good friend of Ahmad as they were in the IDF together.
Elzbieta ‘Ela’ Bosak – He regards Ela as a “Complicated Friend” based on their time together in Iraq

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Combat Stance -

Attacker > Defender

Operator Equipment -

IWI X-95 MTAR – Primary
Custom CQC M4 – Primary
Jericho 941 – Secondary
Glock 17 – Secondary

Stun Grenade – Primary Equipment
Breach Charge – Secondary Equipment
Smoke Grenade – Secondary Equipment

Operator Ability -

DCDD MK. 1 “Fayrus”

DCDD Mk.1, a device designed to interfere with electronic devices in a way so that they wouldn’t activate. The DCDD remotely identifies and then copies external signals. This effectively hijacks all devices reliant on wirelessly transmitted information. Preventing them from detonating by making them think their signal hasn’t been altered or activated. Ahmad is fed information about remaining battery of the DCDD and is notified if it interferes with a signal.

The DCDD, while extremely useful is limited by battery life and range. Maximum reliable range is up to 4 meters. Battery life is based upon how many signals its currently replicating. It can be powered on and off using its control interface. It was designed to be used by a solo operative infiltrating dangerous areas. Another flaw is that it lacks the ability to locate devices. Which can be potentially fatal when the device is not active, or when others are out of its range.

___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Biography -

Ahmad was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel to a poor family. His father was rarely around, leaving him to take care of his mother and sisters. This led to him working extremely hard in any job he could get, forfeiting school and other opportunities to take care of them. However, when he was 15 his mother was killed in a violent terrorist attack, causing him and his sisters to be separated. With no school and no thought of how to find them, he continued to work until he enlisted into the military. It was during the military he began to immediately make something of himself. It didn’t take long for him to get promoted and have his own command.

During his command he was in the wrong place at the wrong time and was kidnapped by Palestinian radicals keen on making a statement that terrorism in Israel wouldn’t stop. He managed to not only escape, but completely dismantled the leadership of the cell on his way out. This caused him to get noticed by Shayetet 13 and Mossad, both counter-terrorism agencies for Israel. He never joined one permanently, instead bouncing between the two as they needed him. They retrained him to not be a soldier, but an operative. Capable of deep undercover operations, as well as naval, and military operations.

His longest tour was done in Iraq during the Iraq wars. He was put on loan to the U.S. due to his ability to integrate into any organization, as well as his knowledge of the area and his ability to translate. As the war went on he was frequently teamed up with Elzbieta Bosak. Though their personalities differed, and Ahmad found her hard to work with, they became a powerful tool during the war. Taking control of Baghdad, assaulting Falluja, and several other classified operations. Ahmad quickly became a sort of hero to U.S. marines in the war. As he constantly was able to locate and pinpoint enemy strongholds, and locate captured soldiers. He was able to save many PoWs slated to be executed on camera for the world to see. After so many successful missions, the Americans started calling him a hero. Mostly because the tactics he used seemed to always put him in danger over his squad, yet he always came out alive. The expression, "Don't be a hero" was not something Ahmad was familiar with. Whether putting himself in the most danger was intentional, or a side-effect of working alone for so long is hard to tell.

After the Iraq war ended in 2013 he began to work for a classified branch of the Mossad. He was given access to top-tier equipment and weapons. It was during this time he was chosen to experiment with the DCDD MK.1. A gadget designed for an operative frequently dealing with remotely detonated explosives, IEDs, cameras, and so on. The gadget made him virtually unkillable by newer technologies, as well as technology employed by terrorist organizations.

Training and Experience -

- 16 years total Active Military/Mista'arvim
- 3 years Mossad Special Operative
- 1 Year Shayetet 13 Special Forces

Family

Ravit Hassan - Sister (Unknown)
Talia Hassan - Sister (Unknown)

Rainbow Six: Siege - White Flame

Also interested in joining =D

RIP Dokkabae but I will save Ela

Halo - The Hyperion Incursion.

Are we considering dropping some people to keep moving? Or maybe just going and they can catch up?

Halo - The Hyperion Incursion.

I kind of have WW2 era fatigue now. With CoD last year, recent WW2 movies, even some WW2 animes. Would be cool to get some original stuff again.

On the other note, gameplay could still be chaotic and fun. So here's to hoping.

Halo - The Hyperion Incursion.

There's nothing local about my D&B -__-