2nd Force Recon - Members

MEMBERS


RAIJLIN

"The shot on paper Today, the shot of war Tomorrow.  One Shot, One Kill"

Name	Raijlin
Rank	General - Honorary Member
Rank Symbol	(Retired Founding Member)
Enlisted	February 2, 2002
Favorite Weapon	SCAR-L (Special Forces Unlock)
Favorite Map	Warlord - Special Forces Map
General Playing Times	Evenings Eastern Time Zone
Rifle Qualification

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AWARDS CASE

PERSONAL BIO

Real Name	Christopher Hebenstreit
Age	29
Residence	Jacksonville, North Carolina
Occupation	College Student - Real Estate Broker
Company work for	Coastal Carolina Community College & Kathy S. Parker Real Estate
Special Skills / Talents	10 Years Martial Arts (American Kenpo Karate, Jujitsu, Spring Leg Kung fu and Kickboxing), Rifle and Pistol Competitions
Hobbies / Interests	Body Building, Computer Gaming, Reading, Shooting, Martial Arts, SCA (Society for Creative Anachronisms)
Personal Note	I am happily married with three children: an 8 year old girl with my ex-wife; a 3 year old son, a 1 year old son, with my third son on the way, with my current wife. I currently live in North Carolina, near the Marine Corps Base I called home for years, Camp Lejeune. I have obtained my Real Estate brokers license for the State of North Carolina. Currently, I am a full-time student at Coastal Carolina Community College, in the Pre-Business Program, whereby I will transfer to the University of North Carolina - Cameron School of Business, after two years. I am minoring in Spanish and will also try to obtain a minor in Information Technology.

MILITARY BIO

Branch	United States Marine Corps
Enlistment	Dec 1997 – Dec 2001 Mar 2003 - Mar 2004
Rank	Corporal
Post(s)	Boot Camp – Parris Island, South Carolina (Dec 97 to Feb 98) School of Infantry – Camp Geiger, Camp Lejeune, North Carolina (Feb 98 to May 98) Bravo Company, 1st Battalion 6th Marines, 2nd MARDIV (May 98 to Dec 2000) Weapons Company, 1st Battalion 6th Marines, 2nd MARDIV (Dec 2000 to Aug 2001) Marksmanship Training Unit, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune (Aug to Dec 2001) Alpha Company, Headquarters/Support Battalion, Camp Lejeune (Mar 2003 to Mar 2004)
Specialty / Training	0311– Rifleman 0341 – Mortarman 8531 – Marksmanship Training Instructor 8551 – Close Combat/Martial Arts Instructor 8511 – Military Police Additional Schools not given an M.O.S. designator: SINCGAR (Radio), Close Quarters Battle, Designated Marksman Training, Non-Lethal Combat, Markmanship Instructor School, Assault Climber (Special Operations Capable)
Personal Note	Grandfather was U. D. T., (Frogman, predecessor of the SEALS) in the Navy during World War 2. Father (Air Force), Uncle (Marine Corps), Step-father (Navy) and my two brothers are currently in the Navy. Joined the Marine Corps Infantry to become a member of Force Reconnaissance. When I passed the indoctrine test for Recon Battalion and interviewed, ex-wife CONVINCED me to not go for it. Worst decision I ever made and TO THIS DAY I regret listening to her...sorry Christy had to add that in there :) During my tour, I spent nearly 3 out of 4 years deployed and/or training. Active in the Kosovo mission, Operation Noble Anvil and worked with the Army Joint Task Force to close the bases in Panama and turn the Canal over to the Panamanian Government in 2000, as well as deploying out to Okinawa and Japan. 1st Bn 6th Mar, Bravo Company (Boat Company/Zodiacs), I learned the essential skills needed to become a combat proficient Infantry Marine and also became the Fire Direction Center for the 60mm Mortar Section. During this time of my career, a 30 man group was selected to work closely with the Recon Community. We crossed trained with Force Recon, learning how to apply their techniques in an urban and jungle environment. When we returned from Kosovo, we had all our NCO’s and our section leader(Staff Sergeant) leave the Marine Corps. At this time, as a Lance Corporal(E-3), I was given control of the Mortar Section and performed the job of a Staff Sergeant(E-6) for a successful period of 10 months, to include the Panama mission. 1st Bn 6th Mar, Weapons Company, I served alongside the Company Commander and worked as the Assistant Fire Support Control Center, gathering intelligence from the S-2 and coordinating fire support missions utilizing fixed/rotary wing elements, 81mm mortar support, Artillery, Naval Gunfire, Scout Snipers, and the Infantry Platoons. First experience interacting with Colonel's and above on a regular basis. Weapons Training Battalion, I trained classes up to 150 Marines at a time in the skills required to fire proficiently the M-16A2 and M-9 Berretta. As an additional bonus of the job, the Marksmanship Instructors were influenced to compete in NRA matches in long distance rifle competitions and pistol competitions, to include the M-14, M-16A2, .and .45/.22 pistol competitions. Headquarters/Support Bn, Alpha Company - Reactivated for combat replacement for Operation Enduring/Iraqi Freedom, the orders were changed to Counter-Terrorism/Force Protection and was tasked out to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

Grandfather was U. D. T., (Frogman, predecessor of the SEALS) in the Navy during World War 2. Father (Air Force), Uncle (Marine Corps), Step-father (Navy) and my two brothers are currently in the Navy.

Joined the Marine Corps Infantry to become a member of Force Reconnaissance. When I passed the indoctrine test for Recon Battalion and interviewed, ex-wife CONVINCED me to not go for it. Worst decision I ever made and TO THIS DAY I regret listening to her...sorry Christy had to add that in there :)

Headquarters/Support Bn, Alpha Company - Reactivated for combat replacement for Operation Enduring/Iraqi Freedom, the orders were changed to Counter-Terrorism/Force Protection and was tasked out to Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.