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| − | ''[[Overste]]'' Cizek, serving with the Fourth Kavalleri, was stationed on [[Al Hillah]] in 3062. Cizek gained his rank and command of the Fourth due to his father's leadership of the [[Kungsarme]]'s Strategy and Tactics Department. Cizek was haunted by this fact, doubting whether he would ever be good enough for his post, but official analysis indicated he was a competent officer and psychiatric counseling steadily convinced Cizek of his value.<ref name=FM:CSp73/> By [[3067]], Cizek remained with the Fourth Kavalleri on Al Hillah.<ref name=FM:Up100>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 100: "Kungsarme Deployment Table"</ref> | + | ''[[Overste]]'' Cizek, serving with the Fourth Kavalleri, was stationed on [[Al Hillah]] in 3062. Cizek gained his rank and command of the Fourth due to his father's leadership of the [[Kungsarme]]'s Strategy and Tactics Department. Cizek was haunted by this fact, doubting whether he would ever be good enough for his post, but official analysis indicated he was a competent officer and psychiatric counseling steadily convinced Cizek of his value.<ref name=FM:CSp73/> |
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| + | By [[3067]], Cizek remained with the Fourth Kavalleri on Al Hillah.<ref name=FM:Up100>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 100: "Kungsarme Deployment Table"</ref> | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:11, 28 January 2024
Jeffrey Cizek | |
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| Personal | |
| Affiliation | Free Rasalhague Republic |
| Career | |
| Rank | Overste[1] |
| Family | |
| Parents | Barrie Cizek (Father)[2] |
Jeffery Cizek was the commanding officer of the Fourth Kavalleri as of 3062.[1]
History[edit]
Overste Cizek, serving with the Fourth Kavalleri, was stationed on Al Hillah in 3062. Cizek gained his rank and command of the Fourth due to his father's leadership of the Kungsarme's Strategy and Tactics Department. Cizek was haunted by this fact, doubting whether he would ever be good enough for his post, but official analysis indicated he was a competent officer and psychiatric counseling steadily convinced Cizek of his value.[1]
By 3067, Cizek remained with the Fourth Kavalleri on Al Hillah.[3]