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| − | '''Joseph Cameron''' ([[2507]] - [[2549]])<ref>''Star League | + | '''Joseph Cameron''' ([[2507]] - [[2549]])<ref>''The Star League'', p. 183 Cameron Family Tree - Deborah Cameron's birth, Death and year reign are noted.</ref> was a [[House Cameron]] Nobleman, Officer, Diplomat, Politician, and the 12th [[Director-General]] of the [[Terran Hegemony]]. |
==History== | ==History== | ||
===Early Life and Career=== | ===Early Life and Career=== | ||
| − | Oldest son of [[Deborah Cameron]], Joseph Cameron joined the Hegemony Armed Forces and became combat officer in its Marine Corp. | + | Oldest son of [[Deborah Cameron]], Joseph Cameron joined the Hegemony Armed Forces and became a combat officer in its Marine Corp. However, his career was cut short due to a training accident, which claimed his right eye. He was then transferred from field service to desk job. There, while working for the Hegemony's Department of Foreign Relations, he became known as accomplished negotiator. He openly supported his mother's new Strategy of Aggressive Peacemaking initiative she implemented in 2540. |
| − | However, his career was cut short due to a training accident, which claimed his right eye. He was then transferred from field service to desk job. There while working for the Hegemony's Department of Foreign Relations, he became known as accomplished negotiator. | ||
| − | He | ||
| − | By age 35, he had ascended to the position as ambassador to the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]. His diplomatic career prepared him for new challenges | + | By age 35, he had ascended to the position as ambassador to the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]. His diplomatic career prepared him for new challenges when he ascended to the Director-Generalship.<ref>''The Star League'', p. 33 Hegemony in Crisis - Joseph Cameron's early life and his mother's politics shaping his future.</ref> |
===Director-General of the Terran Hegemony and his Assassination=== | ===Director-General of the Terran Hegemony and his Assassination=== | ||
| − | In [[2542]], his mother retired as Director-General, she designated him as her successor. After ascending to the throne, he | + | In [[2542]], his mother retired as Director-General, she designated him as her successor. After ascending to the throne, he announced he would maintain his mother's Aggressive Peacemaking policies. However, unknown to him, some within the military became dissatisfied with the old Director-General's Peacekeeping policy, which favored diplomats over the military. This collective dislike policy became organized into a cabal, plotted against the Joseph. The overtaxed Hegemony Central Intelligence Bureau failed to alert Joseph on what would bring the Hegemony into crisis. |
| − | A member of the cabal was administrative clerk of the Hegemony's Marine Corp by the name of Captain Henry Green. The captain | + | A member of the cabal was administrative clerk of the Hegemony's Marine Corp by the name of Captain Henry Green. The captain took matters into his own hands, being tired of Cabal's lack of action. In September 19th, [[2549]], he entered the grounds of Joseph's Palace on Terra, and patiently wait 27 hours for his opportunity to vent his frustrations. |
| − | From a tree in the Palace's grounds, he | + | From a tree in the Palace's grounds, he took aim and fired his laser rifle as Joseph left his Limo. Joseph had taken his laser resistant jack off just moments before when Green's second shot hit him. Six days after the assassination attempt, Joseph died from his wounds.<ref>''''The Star League'''', p. 33 & 183 Hegemony in Crisis - Joseph Cameron's short reign as Hegemony Director and beginning of the September Revolt.</ref> |
==Family and Legacy== | ==Family and Legacy== | ||
| − | Joseph's death | + | Joseph's death marked the beginning of the Hegemony's September Revolt. Where his brother Ian, would take up the leadership of the Hegemony and found the original [[Star League]].<ref>''''The Star League'''', p. 33-35 & 183 - Family Tree - Joseph's death inspired his brother to form the Star League.</ref> |
==Titles and Positions== | ==Titles and Positions== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | * ''[[Star League | + | * ''[[The Star League]]'' |
[[Category:Terran Hegemony Characters|Cameron, Joseph (26th c.)]] | [[Category:Terran Hegemony Characters|Cameron, Joseph (26th c.)]] | ||
[[Category:Director-General|Cameron, Joseph (26th c.)]] | [[Category:Director-General|Cameron, Joseph (26th c.)]] | ||
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Joseph Cameron | |
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| Born | 2507 |
| Died | 2549 |
| Affiliation | House Cameron |
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| Position(s) | Director-General |
| Family | |
| Parents | Samson Anders (father) Deborah Cameron (mother) |
| Siblings | Ian Cameron |
Joseph Cameron (2507 - 2549)[1] was a House Cameron Nobleman, Officer, Diplomat, Politician, and the 12th Director-General of the Terran Hegemony.
Contents
History
Early Life and Career
Oldest son of Deborah Cameron, Joseph Cameron joined the Hegemony Armed Forces and became a combat officer in its Marine Corp. However, his career was cut short due to a training accident, which claimed his right eye. He was then transferred from field service to desk job. There, while working for the Hegemony's Department of Foreign Relations, he became known as accomplished negotiator. He openly supported his mother's new Strategy of Aggressive Peacemaking initiative she implemented in 2540.
By age 35, he had ascended to the position as ambassador to the Lyran Commonwealth. His diplomatic career prepared him for new challenges when he ascended to the Director-Generalship.[2]
Director-General of the Terran Hegemony and his Assassination
In 2542, his mother retired as Director-General, she designated him as her successor. After ascending to the throne, he announced he would maintain his mother's Aggressive Peacemaking policies. However, unknown to him, some within the military became dissatisfied with the old Director-General's Peacekeeping policy, which favored diplomats over the military. This collective dislike policy became organized into a cabal, plotted against the Joseph. The overtaxed Hegemony Central Intelligence Bureau failed to alert Joseph on what would bring the Hegemony into crisis.
A member of the cabal was administrative clerk of the Hegemony's Marine Corp by the name of Captain Henry Green. The captain took matters into his own hands, being tired of Cabal's lack of action. In September 19th, 2549, he entered the grounds of Joseph's Palace on Terra, and patiently wait 27 hours for his opportunity to vent his frustrations.
From a tree in the Palace's grounds, he took aim and fired his laser rifle as Joseph left his Limo. Joseph had taken his laser resistant jack off just moments before when Green's second shot hit him. Six days after the assassination attempt, Joseph died from his wounds.[3]
Family and Legacy
Joseph's death marked the beginning of the Hegemony's September Revolt. Where his brother Ian, would take up the leadership of the Hegemony and found the original Star League.[4]
Titles and Positions
References
- ↑ The Star League, p. 183 Cameron Family Tree - Deborah Cameron's birth, Death and year reign are noted.
- ↑ The Star League, p. 33 Hegemony in Crisis - Joseph Cameron's early life and his mother's politics shaping his future.
- ↑ 'The Star League', p. 33 & 183 Hegemony in Crisis - Joseph Cameron's short reign as Hegemony Director and beginning of the September Revolt.
- ↑ 'The Star League', p. 33-35 & 183 - Family Tree - Joseph's death inspired his brother to form the Star League.