Council Students

This is a directory for Student Council and Commander students.

> **“If we come to a minefield, our infantry attacks exactly as if it were not there.”**
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> * *Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov, Minister of Defence, 1896-1974*
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Sergei is a gifted son of a bitch when it comes to his trade. Stuck up about himself, he leads like a boss, and makes sure things run nothing less than perfectly under his command. This has been the most effective year under the Guards due to his leadership.

Sergei Cherashkin was born on Christmas Day to Andrei and Alina Cheraskin(a). A gift to the world, he was raised in Perm, Russia, under close support of his family. Coming from a stable life, Sergei was able to get many opportunities when he was little. From Tankovodstvo to Hikoki-Do, Sergei did it all as a child. He was an absolute pioneer in the art of dogfighting, first earning his licence at the mere age of 13, after acing his aerobatics test in the simulator, and fucking up the plane IRL. Absolute gigachad.

He was given many offers to aviation schools across the nation, being requested to skip grades in order to attend schools like the Zhukovsky – Gagarin Air Force Academy, being offered to attend various institutions across the world in order to further his understanding, and possibly skill, when it came to his trade.

He denied them all.

Sergei did not want to live that sort of life. In fact, he was very adamant on staying at his old school. He was proud of what he could do, but in the end, so what? He had a life to live, and he didn’t want to waste it on heaps of study. So, he asked his parents to send him somewhere where he would have space to figure out what he wanted to do with his skills.

So they sent him to Moscow Guards, under the recommendation of one of the flight instructors at his old school. Sergei ended up liking MG, and stayed there for a while. Paparazzi was still a problem, but the other Guardsmen seemed to understand his predicament, and most students tried to help to conceal his identity. He is not comfortable talking about his awards, and often refuses to wear medals.

Sergei Cherashkin is the top in the nation when it comes to dogfighting. Rivalling those from professional schools, Cherashkin remains undefeated across the country in the field of aviation. After kicking Kira out of the standings in aviation, Sergei climbed the ranks, becoming the head of the Aviation Regiment at a mere 17 years old. When he turned 18, he was moved to head of the school, following the step down of Ex-Commander Arman Turgenev. To be real with you, he was pressured into that position, and really just delegated most of his work to his sub-commanders.

Despite that, his name remains a legend in Moscow’s books, having pulled off the highest score in aerobatic aviation in all history. He is currently coaching one student, who seems to bring promise. He plans to major in Aeronautical Engineering.

He is the Chairman of the Russian Gymnasium-Level Military Sport Association. He also knits tiny sweaters for cats and dogs and stuff  outside of flying planes.

### General Studies Commander, Vadim "General Winter" Ruslanovich Aslanov

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> **“Those who fight corruption should be clean themselves.”**
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> * *Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, 1952-Present*
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Vadim Ruslanovich Aslanov was born in this very upper class sort of family. Being that he was raised spoiled, meant that as he grew up, he’d enter this sort of rebellious phase. From a very young age, he showed promise in his education, promise in his extracurriculars, and even promise in his life ahead of him, possibly following in the footsteps of his father.

Despite that, Vadim would constantly slack off, with no regard for anyone else around him. Despite his enrolment at the Yekaterinburg Suvorov Military School, he was not deemed fit for the programming, and was threatened with expulsion many times. His father intervened every single time in order to keep him in, until one day, he decided to just send little Vadim off to the Kurils in order for him to get his shit together. Only then would he be able to return to Yekaterinburg.

Vadim worked his ASS off to get to where he was on the rankings. From the moment he steps foot on the ship, to the moment that he graduates in the near future, he plans to work hard, dominate classes, and hopefully, show his father that he wasn’t just a lazy bum back at home.

Vadim picked up tankery during his time here. He wasn’t really into military things before that, so tankery was just something that he wanted to take. He follows textbook tactics, written years ago by the famed Tankovodtstvo Founding Father, A. Novikov, which mostly pertains to the school’s signature, artillery strikes via heavy calibre SPGs.

Outside of Tankovodstvo, Vadim plays hockey.

### Commander of the MG Air Force Regiment, & Airlift Sqdn, Mizuki “Kira” Kitamura [北村水輝]

> **“Show me the man, and I’ll find you the crime.”**
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> * *Lavrentiy Pavlovich Beria, Ministry of Internal Affairs, 1899-1953*
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Kurilsk, located on the disputed territories of the Kuril Islands, is the hometown of this little aviator. Kira was born to a Japanese family who had been living in the Kurils for quite a while. By a while, I mean that they were a part of the original Ainu groups that were living there prior to the war. Kira’s family has seen occupation from both Russia and Japan, and over the years, has found herself living in both countries.

Moscow Guards has always been an interest for her. Being one of the only large scale school ships that port in her little hometown, she grew up meeting the students coming on and off the ship at the docks every little while. She would often trade Japanese goods, and sometimes, stay with her family as sort of a vacation aboard the ship. The Guards really made up a large portion of her childhood.

Similar to Vadim, she was not interested in the military prior to coming to MG. She did, however, pick up aviation because it was something novel, something that she had never thought of learning. In her 3 years aboard MG, she had become such a prolific aviator, that somehow, she made it to a command position. Kira does not follow textbook tactics, however, to which she’s received much scorn for.

Outside of Sentoki-do, Kira likes to paint intricate pieces of fruit and flowers, as well as landscapes of the sea and the clouds.

### Admiral of the Naval Studies and Ship Logistics Hiroshi “Nikita” Yukimura [雪村汎]

> **"My whole life has been the Soviet Navy. I made my choice when young and have never regretted it."**
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> * *Admiral Nikolai Gerasimovich Kuznetsov, 1904-1974*
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Oh boy? So original. A half Japanese and half Russian character at a Russian school.

Hiroshi was born in Sapporo, Hokkaido Prefecture, to Ichiro Yukimura, and his wife, Diana (née Vasilieva), both of whom came from experienced fishing families. His mother, Diana, attended Pravda High School before having Hiroshi and his sister.

Similar to Kira, Hiroshi had spent a lot of his childhood watching school ships come and go. He had been on various of the northern ones, including Pravda, MG, Maple, and Viking High, and was well versed on the topic of operation. You can tell, from a really young age, he wanted to live at sea. Stories of school ships came from both his father, and his mother, who coincidentally, met at Pravda all those years ago.

Hiroshi completed his maritime licensing (Pleasure-Craft Operator, ROC-M, etc) just before entering high school. Now, his parents put in front of him many choices for schools. Connections, connections, connections. Now, it was expected that Hiroshi would choose Pravda. After all, both parents had been there, both parents knew what Pravda had to offer, and both knew the staff very well. Why didn’t they go for it?

Well, Hiroshi had other plans. Being a citizen of Sapporo, one of MG’s docking ports, he’d been given the offer to join this school instead. Now, MG usually has its doors restricted to exchange students outside of Pravda, but because of Hiroshi’s location, he would end up now attending high school on a Russian school ship. How nice.

Now, people don’t usually take Naval Studies seriously. They usually have separate electives alongside what they normally have. However, Hiroshi isn’t like that. He was so dedicated to the Naval Studies, that he just went for it, and applied for the commander position one day. Somehow he got it? Whatever it is, he’s here now. Hiroshi oversees all of the operations of the school ship, including engineering, fisheries, general Naval Studies, and other subcomponents of their fleet staff.

Had he gone into one of the sport electives, he would be a textbook user.