Randall Mesterbury

Randall Patrick Mesterbury (28 December 1898 - 15 January 1947) was a Canadish commander and soldier in the Canadish Army. He is primarily known for leading the Canadish front during both conflicts at the town of Barkhamstead. A country boy, Mesterbury was born to a small family living in a ranch in eastern Foradacia. He was killed during the Battle of Jumanji against Poland in 1947.
Many remember Mesterbury for his caring personality, and his ability to see reason through tough situations. In 1960, he was posthumously awarded the Canadish Medal of National Honour by then-deputy prime minister Alexander Gibson.
==Life==
===Early life===
Randall was born on December 28th, 1898, in his parents' cottage in the small Canadish town of Pine Lake, Foradacia.
===Military service===
Mesterbury was enrolled for the military in 1920, as Canadia had mandatory military service at the time. He rose through the ranks over the years, and in 1939 was designated as a commander of the Canadish 17th Army.
While in the military, Mesterbury met a female officer named Petra Gibson. The two fell in love, and after about two years, in 1926, the pair were given permission to be temporarily discharged so they could marry.
===Great War===
The first major battle that Mesterbury would take part in took place at the First Battle of Barkhamstead during the Great War in 1940. Despite the defences he had placed in the town, the Jonathians breezed through, and ultimately he was forced to evacuate. Mesterbury was forced to camp in a secluded part of the forest with the remainder of his battalion.
After months of waiting, Mesterbury discovered that the Jonathians were retreating back to the border as the Canadish military began making a surprise defensive move. Seeing this as an opportunity, Mesterbury merged his forces with that of fellow officer Wilhelm Trausermann, and together the two re-conquered Barkhamstead, pushing the Jonathians out of the Jumanji-Capital area.
==Death==
On January 15th, 1947, during the Battle of Jumanji, Mesterbury was sat in a tower using a machine gun against Polish ground troops, when the building collapsed after being heavily bombed by the Polish Air Force. Mesterbury quickly spoke into his radio the following words:"Oh f*ck, they f*cking did it, they're going to kill me. Please, tell my wife I love her and I will see her in heaven. I will miss this world fore-"The radio signal then cut out, presumably when the level Mesterbury was on collapsed. His body was found six days later, after Canadia had surrendered and cleanup efforts by Canadish citizens began. An examination of his body confirmed that the cause of his death was suffocation, instead of being crushed as previously thought. His legs, though, were crushed to bits.
Mesterbury's remains were moved to his hometown in Pine Lake, where he was buried under the town's war memorial. He was not given a proper funeral. His wife, who was at a makeshift hospital south of Jumanji awaiting treatment for a gunshot wound, was given no official notification of Mesterbury's death until his burial.
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