Gordon Callahan

Born in Scotland in a middle-class family, the son of a local Mayor and former Military Officer. Gordon Callahan attended Oxford University and later went on to study at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst; in which he graduated at the rank of Second Lieutenant.

Callahan's first deployment was a joint-training exercise with Canadian and American troops. His first combat-role deployment was in Afghanistan; he led platoons and company's in multiple peacekeeping missions and offensives on small-medium Taliban positions. Gordon Callahan soon finished 2 deployments in Afghanistan until he returned home, married and had 2 two sons. A couple of years later Callahan was promoted to Lieutenant and deployed to Iraq this time under the U.S-British Invasion. He once again led Battalions on offences upon insurgent forces, on his second deployment he was appointed to Captain and switched to a role in British Military Intelligence. After 2 years with Military Intelligence, Callahan switched back to a Commissioned Officer position in a regiment on the ground. Following that he served on Operation Shader in the Military Intervention Against ISIL in Iraq and Afghanistan; he served 3 deployments before fully retiring from the British Army. Following his honourable-retiring with multiple military decorations he decided to apply for the Secret Intelligence Service under the role of a Intelligence Officer, after completing missions throughout the world he transferred to a position as National Security Adviser for members of government.

Callahan won his seat as a Conservative Member of Parliament for Scotland and is now Britain's 25th Secretary of State for Defence & National Security Adviser to the Prime Minister and Members of Government.