Colonel Brian Joestar

Colonel Brian "Rocketeer" Joestar (Aug 7, 1998 - Oct 30, 2026) was the commander of the 135th Guards Division and the hero of the defence of Fort Wyvern.

Overview
Born on 1998 at the city of St. Joseph, he was the son of Max Joestar, a civil engineer, and Aayla Graham, the doctor at the town's hospital. Since his childhood, Brian showed great interest into military tactics, demonstrating great skill into leading a battle, no matter the odds. When he was 18, he enlisted on the State Officer Academy, graduating at first on his class.

Early Service
He was assigned to the 8th Battalion as a Lieutenant, and became very close friends with one of his squadmates, 2nd Lt. Rex Callaham. He served during the Rebellion, acquiring several victories against the rebels. He recieved the rank of Sergeant, and his buddy received the rank of 2nd SSgt. During the Battle of Modeus, he witnessed the indiscriminate bombing of rebel trucks filled with civilians. In shock, he and his buddy decided to change sides

The Betrayal
One of his squadmates learned about the intentions of the two to desert to the rebels, and quickly advisef the unit commander. He and his buddy, along with several squads, captured several jeeps and made their escape while being followed by several Government forces. Several friendly jeeps were destroyed either by the fire of the choppers or by the heavy artillery fire. From the starting 750 men, only 150 managed to escape alive. Several rebel patrols found the survivors hidden on a house. When the rebels decided to kill the survivors, the rebel commander, General Alex Edison, showed up and stopped the execution, allowing the remaining survivors to join the Rebellion.

The 715th Battalion
The remaining survivors, along with several POWs, created the 715th Scout Battalion, wjich was responsible by attacking the government forces using guerrilla tactics. Sgt. Brian was declared leader of the unit, and with him, things would change.

Late Career
After 5 years of fighting, Brian, now a Colonel, was stationed at the Fort Wyvern, along with the 101st Airborne and the 7th Armored. The government forces launched a massive strike composed of 750.000 soldiers, 1700 tanks and 2000 planes against the Amazon forest, and the only thing on the way was the Fort Wyvern. The fort garrison was only with 200 planes, 125.000 men and 400 tanks, and the closest help was about 700 km away, at the Fort Blumrich. The clash was massive, and the sky was full of enemy bombers. The air command was scrambled and the forces protected themselves into thick concrete bunkers. From the 200 planes, only 70 still were in conditions of fighting. The 70 planes failed to stop the bombers, managing to shoot down 180 of the 950 bombers. The fort suffered massive damage and about 9500 troops died during the bombing