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Chase Caulfield
Biographical Information
Race	Coruscanti
Homeworld	Coruscant
Mother	Jen Caulfield
Father	Ryan Caulfield
Spouse	None
Siblings	Jason Caulfield (Deceased)
Children	None
Born	Year -8 (Age 20)
Imperial Service
Branch	Imperial Navy
Positions	Tie/In Starfighter Pilot Tie/Sr Starfighter Pilot Tie/Sa Bomber Pilot
Prior Service	None
Awards	DIS IABG

Family History and Childhood

Chase was born to a modest, hard working family in a middle class section of Coruscant. His father, Ryan Caulfield, was a hard working blue collar man who was well liked and respected by his peers. His mother, Jen, was a Teacher in the Coruscant School district. He had one older brother, Jason, who is since deceased [natural causes].

According to all records and accounts, Chase grew up in a very normal household and had a happy childhood. He excelled in school and sports, and was quickly put into an accelerated learning track. He graduated from his classes in the top percentile, but never seemed to reach his full potential in the classroom. "His heart never seemed to be in it. He has all of the tools to be one of the very best," his teachers would remark.

Athletics

Quickly becoming one of the biggest and tallest in his class during puberty, Chase was hard working and driven when it came to Athletics. Often times he would stay late after practice to work on technique or lift weights in the gym. His father's blue collar attitude was instilled from an early age, and Chase never considered anything less than giving 100%. During his late teens, he gained many accolades for his performance and briefly considered pursuing sports as a professional career.

However, during one of his final amateur games, he suffered a serious injury, which landed him in rehabilitation for months.

The Decision to Enlist

Faced with a lengthly rehabilitation, Chase re-committed himself to his studies and to his future. It was during this time that his older brother, Jason, died of a rare heart disorder. Devastated, Chase shrunk into a period of mourning and depression.

During this challenging period, he happened across a flyer that had shown up in his father's holomail. The flyer was from the Imperial Academy and was addressed to his older brother, who had decided to enlist before unexpectedly passing away. Interested, he researched a career in the Imperial Navy. After all, Chase was physically fit enough to endure the basic training and had the intelligence to become a successful strategist. He was already an excellent pilot, and had the desire and drive to do something meaningful with his life. He knew it would be a noble tribute to his brother's life.

After making his decision known, Chase was relieved to see that his parents, family and friends were deeply supportive of his new career move.

So, after a few last minute preparations, he boarded the shuttle with the other hopeful enlisted and blasted off for the Academy.

Naval Career

Chase was accepted to the Academy and officially began his Imperial career on Day 29 of year 12.

Promotion History and Important Dates:
Year 12, Day 32 - Graduated from the Imperial Academy [Basic Graduate]
Year 12, Day 32 - Transferred to Imperial Navy Branch
Year 12, Day 32 - Promoted to Crewman
Year 12, Day 40 - Assigned to Group: [CLASSIFIED]
Year 12, Day 76 - Promoted to Flight Corporal
Year 12, Day 110 - Received [DIS1] Award for Mention in Dispatchers
Year 12, Day 132 - Promoted to Flight Sergeant
Year 12, Day 176 - Promoted to Master Flight Sergeant

Personality, Characteristics and Traits

At 6' 2" tall and weighing 205lbs, Chase would be physically imposing for a human if not for his younger looking face and warm smile.

Athletic and smart, but quick to lose his temper. Chase is known as an excellent pilot with quick reflexes and confidence. He makes no attempt to hide his pride for serving in the Imperial Navy and considers his fleet mates to be family. Chase is loyal to the end and believes in doing things the right way - nothing less than 100% is acceptable. He believes in the value of hard work and conducting oneself in an honorable manner.

Off-duty, Chase enjoys bonding with his fellow pilots and employs a healthy dose of humor in his conversation.