Noah Corek Jr.
More Than My Name
Lohopa II
Eastern Mountains
Combat Outpost Esk-4
Lily Decoria
Junior sighed as he pinched the bridge of his and rubbed in as he looked over the datapad in his hand, reading over the reports from his squad leaders and formulating his own to submit to his company commander who’d probably do the same to the battalion commander.
His father had warned him of this before he had decided to join up, that life as an officer in a military was going to be a lot of paperwork but he had taken it as another way of his father trying to dissuade him but it appears his father had been telling the truth.
The current report he was reading had been from his second squad leader and was typical of the Zabrak, short and to the point being her go to style of speech, and writing apparently.
For the last month he and his company had been detached from the 82nd and sent to Lohopa II to help quell a growing insurgency in the planet's eastern mountain range due to the planet's proximity to both the Hydian Way and the Alliance-Sith Order border.
Thankfully, or unfortunately according to some members of Esk Company, they had yet to participate in any sizable fighting, instead being assigned to train the local defense force and garrisoning platoon sized outposts.
Just recently he’d gotten an update from Captain Cho, the stern and experienced Pantorian company commander, and she had informed him that a Jedi was going to be assigned to his platoon for the foreseeable future. He had internally groaned at this, not that he disliked Jedi, quite the opposite in a few cases, but he was of the opinion along with his father that them and the military shouldn’t mix. But he had swallowed his tongue and sat in his makeshift office and waited for the Jedi to arrive.
Eastern Mountains
Combat Outpost Esk-4

Junior sighed as he pinched the bridge of his and rubbed in as he looked over the datapad in his hand, reading over the reports from his squad leaders and formulating his own to submit to his company commander who’d probably do the same to the battalion commander.
His father had warned him of this before he had decided to join up, that life as an officer in a military was going to be a lot of paperwork but he had taken it as another way of his father trying to dissuade him but it appears his father had been telling the truth.
The current report he was reading had been from his second squad leader and was typical of the Zabrak, short and to the point being her go to style of speech, and writing apparently.
For the last month he and his company had been detached from the 82nd and sent to Lohopa II to help quell a growing insurgency in the planet's eastern mountain range due to the planet's proximity to both the Hydian Way and the Alliance-Sith Order border.
Thankfully, or unfortunately according to some members of Esk Company, they had yet to participate in any sizable fighting, instead being assigned to train the local defense force and garrisoning platoon sized outposts.
Just recently he’d gotten an update from Captain Cho, the stern and experienced Pantorian company commander, and she had informed him that a Jedi was going to be assigned to his platoon for the foreseeable future. He had internally groaned at this, not that he disliked Jedi, quite the opposite in a few cases, but he was of the opinion along with his father that them and the military shouldn’t mix. But he had swallowed his tongue and sat in his makeshift office and waited for the Jedi to arrive.