Ordinary Heroes (Book.).

**Ordinary Heroes** is a book originally published on January 1 1rst, 1975 ARG, about a little under one year prior to the Invasion of Dokal. The book describes the stories of one million service personnel, serving in various militaries and with a variety of careers, such as generals and frontline soldiers, all personnel described in the book are deceased following their service. Over the years, many sequels have been written, but the original remains the most popular.

## Contents.

### Section 6 - Personnel.

##### Book I.D.:600100.

Johnathan Lewis was born in Calgary, Canada, on October 15th, 1982, but quickly moved to Dokal due to his parents in January 1983, his parents were John E. Edwards and Kathy Semends'zeirn Lewis-ingtaen. Receiving his upbringing and education in the small and rural town of Yankeirn Ellehn.

##### Book I.D.:600270.

Born in Dustuball, Dokal, on November 11th, 1962, Matthew Weh Joshua Simonds was of parents Abraham Mateaxasez Simonds and Irene Isely Jow-Joshua, he entered the Mini-Di Military Academy at Point Parks on August 15th, 1979, at the age of 16. Promoted to Second Lieutenant immediately after his graduation on April 15th, 1982, 2nd Lt. Matthew Simonds married fellow graduate (Whom he had been on and off dating since his entrance into Point Parks.), Serene Iselly Lilly Compts, on January 16th, 1983. During additional training, he was eventually promoted to Captain on October 27th, 1987, following the Livingston Uprising, the now Cpt. Matthew Simonds was dispatched to suppress the enemy, which he did immediately and effectively, for his actions in Winter 1987, he was promoted on February 6th 1988 to Lt. Colonel. As the Second Dokali War of Independence began, Lieutenant Colonel Matthew Weh Joshua Simonds led the 793rd Infantry Battalion in the Battle of Barnax in August 1991, succeeding and destroying the opposing Northanian forces, before breaking orders and launching a risky offensive, which succeeded as well in liberating the region around Barnax by September 9th, 1991, for this he was not punished, but rather promoted to Colonel, who now led the 551rst Infantry Regiment. After this he was assigned to defend the city of Layars, on the Defende River, and on February 19th, 1992, he was injured in a bayonet charge against Northanian forces, having suffered from immense blood loss but knowing his forces were losing the battle, he called in a Danger Close Fire Mission on enemy armor advancing in the Aror Neighborhood, just 200 meters from his position, saving his forces from complete destruction. In a last stand in the Hectours'z'z'ssen Hotel, Dokali forces were surrounded by Northanian Motorized Infantry of the 993rd Motorized Infantry Regiment, who began to shell the building shortly before sundown that day, Dokali forces successfully resisted enemy probing attacks and Battalion Artillery strikes on the building, with Colonel Matthew Simonds leading the defence, as the day went on, roughly two hours after the beginning of the shelling, Northanian forces deemed the building no longer viable to capture, and its destruction became a top priority. At 8:37 PM, February 19th, 1992, Major Kranx Zeirn of the 179th Motorized Infantry Battalion, part of the 993rd Motorized Infantry Regiment, ordered the building be burned by throwing torches and using fire-based weapons such as flamethrowers. As the building was set alight, a now severely injured Col. Matthew Simonds, who had taken six rounds of rifle ammunition and over 10 stab wounds, knowing he was unable to retreat, ordered the element of his unit in the building to charge on his command, as he fired Anti-Tank, rifle, sniper and machine guns at the Northanian forces outside, finally, as the fires grew around the building he Authenticated Golf Romeo Echo Quebec, the signal to engage, with the Lemeln Element charging the Northanians outside, as Col. Matthew Simonds remained inside of the building, the Lemeln Element continued to report that they received supporting fire from the building as they broke away back to friendly lines further south, evading the Northanian reinforcements coming from the West of the building, taking Road No. 1697888, as the building continued to take and issue fire, the Northanians ordered a mass artillery and air strike at 9:32 PM, completely destroying almost the entire building, save for the first and parts of the second floors. His remains were partially recovered. His last recorded words, spoken to Lieutenant Ronald F. McMa[l]i'lan, were "Go! Now fight them and charge, I Authenticate Golf Romeo Echo Quebec, move and give them hell, haha, ha, ha haa!", recorded at 8:49 or 8:52 PM., reports differ. Soldiers outside the building reported Col. Matthew Simonds shouting commands, orders and advisories. He was survived by his wife and three children, one daughter, Tangal-A Mishkairn Simonds, two sons, John R. Simonds and Lewis W. Quebec Simonds.

#### Book I.D.:607000.

Monicka Evrards/Evrardz Leveins/Lewisso[h]n was a born in Hotel Platza-Plaetz/Plazz/Plez/Plaze, Dokal, on August 9th, 1964. She was born to parents Dustin Rainerr Fen-Ferhnandsenzdz and Ericka Elvininzisseirnhn. Graduating from the Yankeririnirn's Military Academy at the age of 16 on April 22nd, 1981, following her entry on December 3rd, 1979 at the age of 15, having entered the equivalent to the R.O.T.C. in the U.S. with a parental and educational exception. Despite her age, her having been notorious in academic circles for being frequently late [to class], and having taken High School at the same time as Military Academy, she was above average intelligence yet seldom actually studied, and quickly finished all of Military Academy and High School with flying colors [allegedly due to a simple dare from either a teacher or a fellow student], and in record time, graduating Yankeririnirn's M.A. as a Leftenant, the lowest rank of the Lieutenant Family, and entered into the command of a Section of Mechanized Infantry, though this rank was set so that it did not take into effect until exactly one year after her graduation, due to more serious competition for the position being successful. She graduated from high school at the age of 17 on October 9th, 1981, while waiting for her military appointment, which had been postponed until January 15th, 1983, in the meantime, she entered college on September 16th, 1982, at the age of 18. After actually entering the Dokali 122nd Infantry Regiment, 945th Infantry Battalion, 799th "Lancer" Company, 2nd Platoon, Section 296th, at the scheduled time, she continued to pursue classes from her hometown college, though usually from a distance, as she was deployed to Camp Maddocks on April 16th, 1984. Quickly promoted to Second Lieutenant, she rose to the rank - for exposing the corruption of her superior officer - to First Lieutenant, testifying in court and asking for a lenient sentence. After a minor series of clashes between police in the nearby town of Re-Nearyb[l]yl escalated into an armed rebellion in January of 1986, her now Company was ordered to suppress the riots, which she accomplished without firing any weaponry, instead intimidating and/or convincing the rebels to peacefully lay down their arms, for this she was promoted to Major, as the rebellion had reached major national news, and Monicka had become a small, but still relatively well known, hero in Dokal. In 1989, her commanding officer, Colonel Shiriykyan, arrested her for a scandal involving allegations of corruption and mismanagement of funds, as well as incompetence and severe, gross misconduct. On trial, it was revealed that all of these allegations were completely false, however, the party which filed the allegations was not found, as they had initially asked for their name to be withheld from publicly available documents and redacted, but the unredacted copies mysteriously went missing shortly after the end of the trial and the beginning of an investigation into the false report.