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Description

NAME: Marissa “Tweed” Ronson
DOB: February 9th 1985

AGE: 30
NATIONALITY: British
RANK / OCCUPATION: Sergeant / Demolitions Support
EMPLOYER: Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance

Military History – 2003 to 2013

With a long family history of military service, Marissa “Tweed” Ronson enlisted in the United Kingdom’s military when she was eighteen-years-old. After spending four years in the army, Ronson eventually transferred to the Secret Intelligence Service where she remained as a demolitions expert until she was injured in a bomb-disposal operation in 2013. The injury was enough to end her career, and she was discharged with honors.

BSAA – 2014 to 2015

Unsure of her future, Ronson spent the next year bouncing from job to job until the events in Edonia and Lanshiang made the headlines, putting the BSAA front and center on the world stage. Realizing that this military organization needed soldiers with her type of expertise, she immediately enlisted and quickly demonstrated her abilities working with demolitions. Ronson eventually became one of the best sappers in the BSAA’s ranks.

Republic of Georgia – 2015 to Present

With a new crisis beginning to erupt in the Republic of Georgia, Ronson was reassigned from the BSAA’s European division and transferred to the SS Alexander Graham in the Black Sea to become a member of Viper Squad – an elite unit of BSAA operatives commanded by seasoned veteran, Chris Redfield. Their mission – to become the vanguard for BSAA forces operating in the region. It was during this time when Ronson met and became friends with fellow BSAA operative, Jill Valentine.

Viper Squad’s initial mission was to move into the capital of Tbilisi to provide support for TeraSave’s humanitarian operations after the biological attack of September 6th. However, their standing orders were soon changed when intelligence reports showed Abkhazian troops moving along the mutual border. Fearing another attack, the BSAA command sent the team to investigate the northern border region.

Now, Ronson and her teammates are on the front lines preparing to combat a new threat standing against them.

Description

NAME: Marissa “Tweed” Ronson
DOB: February 9th 1985

AGE: 30
NATIONALITY: British
RANK / OCCUPATION: Sergeant / Demolitions Support
EMPLOYER: Bioterrorism Security Assessment Alliance

Military History – 2003 to 2013

With a long family history of military service, Marissa “Tweed” Ronson enlisted in the United Kingdom’s military when she was eighteen-years-old. After spending four years in the army, Ronson eventually transferred to the Secret Intelligence Service where she remained as a demolitions expert until she was injured in a bomb-disposal operation in 2013. The injury was enough to end her career, and she was discharged with honors.

BSAA – 2014 to 2015

Unsure of her future, Ronson spent the next year bouncing from job to job until the events in Edonia and Lanshiang made the headlines, putting the BSAA front and center on the world stage. Realizing that this military organization needed soldiers with her type of expertise, she immediately enlisted and quickly demonstrated her abilities working with demolitions. Ronson eventually became one of the best sappers in the BSAA’s ranks.

Republic of Georgia – 2015 to Present

With a new crisis beginning to erupt in the Republic of Georgia, Ronson was reassigned from the BSAA’s European division and transferred to the SS Alexander Graham in the Black Sea to become a member of Viper Squad – an elite unit of BSAA operatives commanded by seasoned veteran, Chris Redfield. Their mission – to become the vanguard for BSAA forces operating in the region. It was during this time when Ronson met and became friends with fellow BSAA operative, Jill Valentine.

Viper Squad’s initial mission was to move into the capital of Tbilisi to provide support for TeraSave’s humanitarian operations after the biological attack of September 6th. However, their standing orders were soon changed when intelligence reports showed Abkhazian troops moving along the mutual border. Fearing another attack, the BSAA command sent the team to investigate the northern border region.

Now, Ronson and her teammates are on the front lines preparing to combat a new threat standing against them.