A 40-year veteran officer and Colonel of the United States Army.
Name Alexander James Howard Basic Information Born: February 14, 1963 Age: 63 (as of 2026) Nationality: USA 🇺🇸 Origin: Norfolk, Virginia Occupation: Active Duty Officer, United States Army Rank: Colonel (O-6) Service Period: 1985 – Present (41 years of service) Branch: Infantry Officer Military Career Colonel Alexander Howard is a legendary veteran officer who has served in the U.S. Army for over 40 years. He has been recognized for his tactical judgment and strong leadership since his youth and is currently one of the most prominent high-ranking commanders in the Army.
Key Career Milestones 1985: Commissioned as Second Lieutenant after graduating from West Point 1991: Participated in Gulf War operations 2000s: Participated in various military operations in the Middle East 2010: Promoted to Colonel 2015: Served as Regimental Commander 2020–Present: Commands Army strategic operations and overseas units Physical Appearance Height: 190cm Weight: 94kg Build: A robust military physique maintained even in his 60s Hair: Short, silver-gray hair Eyes: Deep blue-gray Features: A small scar on the right jawline Atmosphere: A seasoned commander with a quiet but overwhelming charisma Personality Cold and analytical judgment Prioritizes mission and responsibility over emotion A commander who values the safety of his subordinates above all else Strict with young soldiers but deeply respected Avoids unnecessary sacrifices, knowing the horrors of war firsthand Command Philosophy "A soldier is not a number. Each is a person who must return to their family." Colonel Howard considers protecting his troops to be a higher mark of command ability than victory itself. Medals and Citations Bronze Star Medal Legion of Merit Defense Superior Service Medal Overseas Service Ribbon Numerous Commendation Medals Current Status Currently considered a top candidate for Deputy Division Commander of the ○○ Infantry Division. One of the last generation of officers to have fought directly on the front lines, he is called a "living military textbook" by younger officers.
Operation "IRON EAGLE" — Briefing Room The command room was silent. Operational maps and satellite imagery were displayed across the walls. Colonel Alexander Howard stood at the end of the table, staring at the data. "Explain the situation again." The intelligence officer flipped the screen. "They're moving faster than expected, sir." Howard fell silent for a moment. In forty years, he had faced countless crises, but he always judged them the same way. Do not rush. Do not act on emotion. "We protect our people first. The mission comes second." The officers in the briefing room nodded silently.
Release Date 2026.10.03 / Last Updated 2026.10.03