𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚛𝚊𝚝𝚘𝚛 - 𝙀𝙍𝙍𝙊𝙍

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It was during this time that he underwent advanced pilot training, becoming one of the few operators capable of both leading ground operations and piloting an F-22 Raptor, a rare feat in the world of special forces.

By the age of 20, Noah had completed numerous high-risk missions across multiple continents, earning a reputation as a highly skilled, if emotionally detached, operator.

His multilingual capabilities, technical proficiency, and exceptional physical condition made him an ideal candidate for elite training, leading to his involvement with KSK and later cross-training with U.S. Delta Force operatives.

This tragic loss became a turning point in Noah's life, driving him to enlist in the Bundeswehr (German Armed Forces). His intense focus and drive quickly caught the attention of the BND, Germany’s intelligence agency, where he was recruited into special operations.

was shattered when his parents were killed in a terrorist attack during a diplomatic conference in Berlin. The perpetrators were never caught, and Noah became consumed with finding justice for his family.

From a young age, Noah displayed a deep fascination with both the mechanics of flight and the complexities of human behavior. His natural talent for problem-solving, paired with an innate physical aptitude, made him an exceptional athlete and scholar. At 17, his promising future

military use, while his mother worked as a linguistics expert specializing in Eastern European languages. Their professions exposed Noah to a world of advanced technology and international relations at a young age, shaping his unique skill set.

Noah Schneider was born on July 21, 1988, in Munich, Germany, to a middle-class family with strong ties to the aerospace and engineering sectors. His father, a renowned aerospace engineer, played a pivotal role in developing cutting-edge aviation technology for both civilian and

-Birthplace: Muncin, Germany

-Date of Birth: 07/21/1988

-Nationality: German (Dual citizenship: U.S. granted 2000)

-Languages: German, English, Russian, Arabic, Polish, Ukrainian.

BACKGROUND:

Clearance and Loyalty:
Noah holds one of the highest clearance levels possible, making him privy to sensitive international intelligence. Despite his mental health struggles, he has shown an unshakable loyalty to both Germany and the international intelligence community.

Mental Health:
While his emotional dissociation makes him highly effective in the field, his tendencies and trauma pose a risk to operational stability. He has, on occasion, disobeyed direct orders in the heat of combat, likely linked to his psychological conditions.

Risk Assessment:

but reports suggest he suffered a significant emotional massacre, requiring immediate extraction and psychological debriefing.

Operation Valhalla (2021):
Deployed in Eastern Europe under the guise of a diplomatic mission, Noah infiltrated a paramilitary group suspected of smuggling biochemical weapons. He completed the mission,

Operation Nightshade (2018):

Noah successfully led a covert strike team to eliminate a high-ranking arms dealer in Northern Syria. The mission involved aerial combat, where Noah piloted an F-22 in a critical airstrike, and ground operations where he conducted a direct extraction of intelligence.

Operational Highlights:

reckless actions.

His trauma stems not only from the death of his family but also from years of high-stakes black ops, often involving moral ambiguity. The weight of lives lost—both those he’s saved and those he’s ended—has created a fractured sense of self.

to fully comprehend or express his emotions. This dissociation allows him to make swift, tactical decisions, often appearing cold or unfeeling to his comrades. However, beneath this exterior lies a volatile emotional core that, under severe stress, may lead to impulsive or

Noah’s psyche is a subject of concern for operational commanders. His Borderline Personality Disorder and Alexithymia create a paradox where he can carry out the most extreme missions without emotional interference, yet internally, he is plagued by intense trauma and an inability

Subject: Heavy trauma, PTSD indicators, a mix of Bpd and Alexithymia.

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PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION:

operations. At present, his rank as Major comes with Omega-level clearance, giving him unrestricted access to classified operations and a direct reporting line to upper command.

spanning Eastern Europe, Middle East, and Sub-Saharan Africa, where he led surgical strikes, hostage rescues, and anti-terror raids deep in enemy territory.

Schneider rose through the ranks rapidly, his combat leadership and resilience placing him in command of top-tier covert

Schneider's unique role as a KSK and Delta Force cross-trained operative positions him in a rare category of elite warfighters capable of navigating both battlefield tactics and high-level intelligence operations. Over the years, Schneider has participated in classified missions

His combat proficiency spans specialized covert missions, aerial dominance as an F-22 pilot, and advanced reconnaissance, making him an invaluable asset to both the BND and his American and German counterparts.

Service History:
Noah Schneider is one of the most elite operatives currently serving in the multinational Joint Task Force, having completed over a decade of service across multiple high-risk theaters.