Calvin Moore

== Calvin Moore ==
Calvin Moore was a Marine Corps officer under the Harrisburg Committee's armed forces and the Appalachian Republic. He was also a Marine prior to the Great Collapse. He was one of the commanders of the Recon Task Force under Colonel Nathan Krauss. Moore initially led a smaller unit, but later was in command of a full Battalion. After the death of Captain Emilio Gonzales, Moore took command of the remaining gathered units of Alpha Division.
== Lieutenant for the Harrisburg Committee ==
Calvin Moore joined the USMC as a Second Lieutenant after graduating from college. Following the collapse of the federal government in 2018, he was discharged and returned to Pennsylvania, where he joined the local militia in Harrisburg. Moore played a key role in organizing and strategizing troops for the newly formed Harrisburg Committee's military.
In 2019, after Harrisburg fell to Seaboard forces, Moore traveled north to Toronto with the retreating Appalachian forces. There, he took command of a group of Marines after Emilio Gonzales was killed. Moore specialized in commanding special ground troops and continued his training as a commander.
== Commander of Naval Special Command ==
After the destruction of the Recon Task Force and the death of General Nathan Krauss, Moore's leadership was under Jeopardy. However, Moore was cleared by a military court and began training to become a Special Operations Officer for the Appalachian Naval Special Command. Upon completion of his training, he was promoted to Captain, organizing and leading forces both from base and in the field.
As Moore did not originally join the Marine Corps as an operative, he initially lacked frontline training and experience until the Catskill Offensive. Because of this, he trusted and relied on his Sergeants, including Dakota Taylor and Brian Burnett. In his role, Moore focused on organizing units, working with gathered intel, and strategizing missions. He closely supervised troops, assigned missions, and ensured their proper execution, while also playing a significant role in intelligence gathering and coordination for other units.