Alexander Sacristán

Alexander Sacristán
Birth name	Alexander Pablo Sacristán y Quesada
Born	(1910-03-14)14 March 1910 Picocaya, Ilari
Died	20 November 1991(1991-11-20) (aged 81) Ñachado, Ilari
Allegiance	Ilari
Branch	Ilarian Army Special Operations Executive
Service	1935 – 1945
Battles/wars	Second Europan War - Sixth Zacaya War
Relations	Esteban Xirau Noboa (subordinate and friend) Amanda Obregón (colleague and friend) Julio Lizardo Velázquez (ditto) Florencia Martínez y Sarmiento (ditto) Mónica Miranda Sacristán (great-grandaughter)

Alexander Pablo Sacristán y Quesada was an Ilarian officer and operative who served in the Special Operation Executive's Oboe Company.

Sacristán was a waiter when he was in college, but decided to become an army officer. In 1935, he graduated first lieutenant from the General San Martín Army College, and served under Colonel Diego Alejandro Leoz. His abilities to command, and commit to precarious missions earned him notice by his superiors, and was promoted to Captain. When the Sixth Zacaya War broke out, he took part in delaying the Archadian advance into deeper Ilari. He was then recommended to serve with and eventually under Oboe Company, and lead and plan more daring missions.

Sacristán's nonchalance in battle and his strategic mind was admired by his peers and colleagues, and despite coming across frigid and callous, Alexander cares about his personnel, and does everything he can to ensure their safety. He is the great-grandfather of Mónica Miranda Sacristán, the incumbent president of Ilari.