Patrick Vandemeer
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Patrick Vandemeer | |
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| Birth name | Patrick Vandemeer |
| Nickname(s) | Blue Hair |
| Born | 6 May 2008 Gimli, Jutland-Gimli |
| Allegiance |  Erebonian Empire |
| Service/ | Imperial Army of Erebonia |
| Years of service | 2028-Present |
| Battles/wars | Neocon War |
| Awards | Erebonian Armed Forces Deployment Medal Emperor's Medal for Outstanding Civil Service Legion of St. Olav |
| Relations | Johannes Vandemeer (ancestor) Erik John Vandemeer (great-grandfather) Rina Anne Voss (lover, later spouse) David Van Gogh (best friend) Rebecca Voss (friend) Yukio Kushineda V (commanding officer & friend) |
Patrick Vandemeer (6 May 2008) is a Jutlandish officer currently serving under the Imperial Army of Erebonia as a member of Task Force 141. He was folded into the Erebonian Army following his graduation from the Thors Branch Campus in Leeves.
Vandemeer comes from a proud Military family. His ancestor was Sandoric War General Johannes Vandemeer and his great-grandfather is Erik John Vandemeer. Although born in Jutland, his family migrated to Erebonia with the threat of the Ruzhite Empire invading Jutland. When he came to age, he found himself interested in gunpowder. As a result, he is often taken by his father in Fort Daidoji Kitagawa where he found himself having learned how to use and fire a gun. By the age of 14, he was able to fire his first large calibre rifle, a Lena-Elfield No. 4. This clicked his interest and attended the Thors Branch Campus under orders of his father. He graduated in 2028 and enlisted in the army, where he was immediately assigned to Task Force 141.
During the Neocon War, he found himself joining the ranks of the LRRG, where his marksmanship skills were duly noted.