Erik John Vandemeer
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Erik John Vandemeer | |
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| Born | 19 August 1910 Gimli, Jutland-Gimli |
| Allegiance |  Jutland-Gimli |
| Service/ | Jutland-Gimli Army |
| Years of service | 1938 - 1982 |
| Commands held | Jutlandish and Gimlian Expeditionary Defence Force |
| Battles/wars | Second Europan War |
| Awards | Distinguished Service Honor Legion of St. Georgius Military Medal Second Europan War Victory Medal |
| Relations | Johannes Vandemeer (2nd great-grandfather) Allone Grønkjær (schoolmate and close friend) Murasame Susaya (schoolmate and close friend) |
General Erik John Vandemeer CLE (19 August 1910) is a retired Jutlandish military commander who distinguished and served during the Second Europan War in the Scandinavian Campaign. Vandemeer is well-known for his tact strategies that helped the Allies in East Scandinavia win the war. He was also nicknamed Ming the Merciless for his aggressive but careful approach to battle.