Alain Villette

LtCol Alain Villette was a commissioned officer of the French Army before the Human-Vannai War, deployed to Chad as the vanguard of Operation Barkhane as Operation Épervier wound down, under the official designation Les forces armées en Tchad (EFT). When the invasion happened, the French garrison continued their intended mission of ensuring stability against Jihadist insurgency groups in the Sahel region, as well as against the new Vannai Puppet threat. These operations continued without respite for the next two years.
In mid-2016, the German invasion of France saw many of the 4000 soldiers stationed in Chad express a desire to return to Europe to defend their homeland. Vilette was left in charge as the ranking officer of a remaining garrison of 300 soldiers at Fort Lamy Air Base, with orders to continue the original mission as best possible. Unfortunately, soon after the main forces departure, rebel forces under General Marcus Achta would take advantage of the depleted French presence and launch a coup. 
Although Villette was wary of General Achta, the coup happened too fast for the French to prevent it, and the decision was made to remain neutral in the affairs of Chad's national government. However, once Achta began working with the Kantoku Corporation to produce an army of supersoldiers, Villette began to feel that the man was a threat to the stability of the region, and personally lead an operation to take him down. Unfortunately, while Achta was successfully eliminated in the attack, Villette himself was mortally wounded. Realizing that he was too late to regain control of the country, Villette ordered the remaining EFT troops to retreat to Gabon, and died of his wounds soon after.
Category:PACYOA: TE
Category:NPC
Category:France
Category:Africa
Category:Deceased