Nash Maycol

With a thirst to get out of his parents home and no idea what do with his life, like a lot of kids from the Imperium, Nash Maycol joined the army at 18.
On joining he decided that a supporting role would be the safest way to survive and opted for Medic and received next to no training in it or just didn’t quite “get it”. Maycol was given a rifle and underwent basic training. Showing a flare for the mechanics and was a good hand to keep the vehicles operational.
Within his first term Nash was recognised for heroic actions within the battlefield, laying down covering fire in a compromised position for the rest of his squad to retreat. For this he achieved the rank of Lance Corporal.
Applying to stay on for another 4 years as a medic L.Cpl Maycol was selected to be the medic for a recon deployment. Recognised for his ability and handling this assignment he was granted additional benefits on when he would finally leave. Applying for advancement Maycol achieved the rank of Corporal.
Cpl Maycol opted to continue this career he had fallen into, but was surprisingly good at as a medic and mechanic attached to the recon regiments. However, his CO had taken a keen interest in his growing reputation and career. One evening when discussing a particular upcoming deployment he disagreed with (and whether you put cream on first or jam when eating scones), Cpl Maycol got into a heated argument and altercation with his CO. This actually led to Cpl Maycol being forced out of his army career at the age of 30, and earning a rather powerful rival within the Army.
Frustrated, bitter and annoyed Maycol left with no pension, no money and nothing but his trusty rifle which had seen him through his career. Maycol went into a bit of a spiral for a few years, binging, drinking, smoking and getting mixed up with the “wrong” crowd. Maycol became a thief and lookout for a small criminal gang. An opportunity arose where Maycol could have backstabbed a fellow rogue to benefit himself, but he decided against it and instead gained an ally. It was shortly after this that Maycol decided this wasn’t for him and left the gang, not before he managed to acquire a good number of ship shares.
After an 8 year career in the army and 4 years as a rogue, nothing but the clothes in his back, his trusty rifle and some ship shares, Maycol went to seek new opportunities in Armec-Zamaa.