Evanov

General Evanov is one of the few Russian Generals to have compiled a successful combat record in the past two decades. He served as a young staff officer in the Afghanistan actions with distinction, but it was in the unending counterrevolutionary actions in Chechnya and Dagestan that he gained the respect and gratitude of the Kremlin. Smart tactical leadership could not reverse the strategic errors made by his commanders, however, and Evanov lost both a leg and a son to the Chechen rebels.

In gratitude and example, the Kremlin gave Evanov his stars and put him out to pasture in a prestigious and quiet post: Baikonur. Here, Evanov presides over one of the few remaining Russian Army units that enjoy regular pay and supplies. Of course, this logistical certitude originates more from the Corporation and the Kazakhs than from Moscow.

Official records and interviews with subordinates indicate that Evanov is a strong fatherly figure to his troops. His record is clear and his personal morale high. As commander of the local security forces, Evanov may be entrusted with limited local operational knowledge of your activities.