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Andrew Terlecki II | |
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| Personal | |
| Affiliation | House Terlecki |
| Profile | |
| Profession | Field Marshal of the Crucis March |
| Family | |
| Parents | Andrew Terlecki (father) |
| Children | Andrew Terlecki III |
Hauptmann General Andrew Terlecki Jr. took command in the mid-3030's, and would serve as the Fifth's last commander. Terlecki survived the Sudeten raid, and cleared of any wrong-doing, he was thereafter promoted Marshal and succeeded his father as the brigade's commanding officer, as well as serving as the commander of the Addicks PDZ.[1] Surviving the fires of the Jihad, Terlecki would form a major resistance movement on Deneb Kaitos, defying the Word of Blake occupiers until liberation years later.
Post-Civil War
After the FedCom Civil War Andrew would be the Director of the Crucis March Regional Command.[2]