Kappa Squad

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Awards

December 2004 Awards
Best Post Title
Undercover Angels
Best Tag Team Duo (with 2nd Lieutenant Kathryn Fletcher)
Most Appealing Male Character
 

August 2004 Awards
Best Tag Team Duo (with 2nd Lieutenant Kathryn Fletcher & Carmen Josie Kelley)
Character with the Most Problems
Motivating a Mission
 

December 2003 Awards
Amusing Incident
Best Post Title: Deriving the Evil Twin Theory, I Hate Tulips
Best Tag-Team Duo (with Carmen Josie Kelley)
 

April 2003 Awards
Amusing Post
 

December 2002 Awards
Character Development

Name: Ronald Mesa Lightfoot 
Rank/Title: Commander, United States Navy; Retired
Designation: Civilian, Special Service Status
Age: 40
Height: 6' 4"
Weight: 204lbs
Hair: Brown
Eyes: Blue
Distinguishing Marks: Tattoo of a multi-colored dragon, right shoulder blade
Place of Birth: Blackfoot reservation Montana
Marital Status: Single
Position: Field Team
Placing: Kappa Squad

Past Assignments:
Navy SEAL during Desert Storm.
Numerous sea based search and rescue missions for downed planes and boats. Both military and civilian.
Military Training and/or Education.
Navy SEALs 
Deep Sea Salvage
Diesel Mechanics
Oceanography
National Underwater Marine Agency

Background:
Born December 12, 1960 in a little out of the way shack on reservation land in Montana. His Aunt Sara Lightfoot, a full blooded Black Foot Indian, raised him as single parent always telling him that his parents had died in a car wreck shortly after he was born.

She was a nurse at the reservation hospital, and always encouraged him to get a good education and move away from the reservation when he got old enough. 
As soon as Ron graduated from high school, he joined the Navy. He discovered that he loved the ocean and soon found himself on his way to becoming a Navy SEAL. He picked things up quickly, and soon found himself working constantly.

In 1998, after being in the service 20 years, Ron decided he wanted to retire. Shortly after he went to work for NUMA (National Underwater Marine Agency) when a old friend asked him to come and join them. 

Psychological Profile:
Ronald seems to be a very self assured man. After retiring from the Navy he has done very well for him self. Recent developments in his life have not seemed to bother him greatly, although he has done some looking into who and where his real family may be. 

Very recently he learned from his ailing Aunt that her sister had not been his biological parent. Her mentally ill sister had abducted him from the hospital shortly after he was born. Then took him to live on the reservation telling everyone that he was hers. A few days later she was killed in a car crash. At the hospital, Sara learned that an identical twin infant had been stolen from that same hospital weeks before. When she saw the names and pictures of the stolen infants in the newspaper, she knew that Ron was the kidnapped baby. But Sara was to scared to say anything, so she raised Ron as her own. 

I almost told him that I suspected his brother was right here on this base. The resemblance to Lieutenant Colonel Don Eakins is uncanny. And considering the fact that both men are the same age and both men are from Montana, there is a great possibility. But I get the impression that he needs to find this out himself, and I fear that he will not react to kindly at first. I get the clear message from him that he feels that his real family must not have cared, had not hunted for him hard enough.