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Ch'on Seong-hun

General Information

Born- 1976/3/11
Died- Not Yet
Place of Birth- Peon-yang, North Korea
Allegiance- N.F.K.
Ranks/Offices Held- Weapons Officer, STEk. Pilot, Training Officer, Maritime Multi-1 CO, and DOD tech
Aircraft Flown- EF-105B/A, EF-117, EB-9, T-4, MiG-21, MiG-29, Scram-2v, NK-Attack 2, and many others

Biography

               Known as one of the best pilots to ever serve in the N.F.K. Regional Command or Navy he is credited with shooting down over 48 aircraft and destroying many ground vehicles during several conflicts.
          He grew up on the streets of the North Korean capital after losing his parents to a great famine. He was twelve at the time and managed to get into the North Korean People's Air force at the age of seventeen. He was forced to serve as an  ordinance officer for many years do to his lack of education and...honestly....his poor state. After several years he was then allowed to begin flying, sadly the training was done, quite gong ho. He was honestly lucky to survive, he flew the MiG-21 FS during the 1990s and then the MiG-29 in 2011. 
         During his first first taste of combat in 2018, he scored 2 kills against Liberation Forces. He then defected and began flying the

MiG-21 again. He scored ten kills against North Korean aircraft and played a massive role in nullifying the effects the MiG-29 could've had on the rebellion.
After the formation of the N.F.K. he was placed in a EF-105A as a pilot. This was done despite his, and many officers suggestions. He was then stationed in Peon-Yang. During the more recent conflicts in the Mediterranean, he gained valuable experience and fell in love with the Hornet. He was given command of Maritime Multi-1, otherwise known as the Bull Sharks. He commanded the squadron during the Second Olympian War....he shot down many aircraft...at least 40, but stayed mostly out of the conflict. During the Olympian civil war he has shot down many Spartan planes, but was considered too old for front line service. He is currently working as a test pilot for the DOD.