Roland Gusenberg
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Roland Gusenberg | |
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 Roland in 2026 | |
| Birth name | Roland Gusenberg |
| Born | November 5, 1991 Rhoer, Rhoer Valley, Duchy of Valsberg, Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance |
| Allegiance |  Autocratic East Europan Imperial Alliance (2009-2015) Gneisenau Circle (2015-2027) Democratic East Europa (2027-Present) |
| Service/ | Europaswehr |
| Rank | Leutnant |
| Battles/wars | Imperial Crisis Eurasianna War Neocon War Deseleni War |
| Relations | Vladimir Peniakoff (commanding officer and friend) Edward 'EJ' Blazkowicz (contact, later close friend) Brandon Ngo (contact, later close friend) Oleg Aleksandrovich (close friend) Maria Voller (lover, later spouse) Peter Gusenberg (son) |
Roland Gusenberg (5 November 1991) is an Imperial officer and soldier who served during the Imperial Crisis and in the Eurasianna War as a member of the Gneisenau Circle.
Roland is known for his close friendships with his commanding officer, Vladimir Peniakoff and his subordinate Oleg Aleksandrovich. He is one of the first officers in Vladimir's company during their time under the Reichswehr. However, during the 2015 Autumn Insurrection, Vladimir and the rest of the company defected to the Gneisenau Circle and denounced Maximillian III's authoritarian government. Gusenberg joined with the rest of his fellowmen. Within the Vodka Regiment, Roland is the brains of his regiment's operations, often advising Vladimir when to or not to take action during an operation. And unlike his men, Roland is the most quiet, but could drink the most vodka out of his closest friends.
He later met Gneisenau nurse Maria Voller and married her in 2027. They had 3 children.
Like Vladimir and Oleg, he is a monarchist and firmly supported Louis Ferdinand I's claim to the throne.