(Note: I may use him or I may not... That's up to me)

Name:
Trevor Sanchez.

Nickname:
Recon.

Callsign:
Romeo-3.

Age:
24.

Height/Weight:
5'7 feet/163 pounds.

Rank:
Lance Corporal.

Role:
Marksman.

Personality:
Quiet, shy, doesn't talk to much (unless you're able to hold a conversation with him), lonely, kind.

Likes:
Guns, the forests, silence, hot food, working out, singing (when alone), drawing.

Dislkes:
Firefights, getting shot at, lots of noise, cold food, missing a shot, being surrounded, losing his pencil.

Fears:
Hearing nothing but silence during a mission.

Inventory:
A picture of him and his family on his 16th birthday, MRE's, his canteen, a radio, a Kevlar helmet (he usually wears a slouch hat), his dog tags, his diary and his sketchbook (88 pounds of weight in total, including the guns).

Looks:

Voice actor:

Uniform:

Main weapon:
SCAR-H SV.

Accesories: Supressor, ACOG sight, bipod.
Ammo: 7.62×51mm NATO.
Rounds per mag: 20.
Rounds carried: 100 (5 magazines).

Secondary weapon:
M4A1.

Accesories: Amped magazine.
Ammo: 5.56×45mm NATO.
Rounds per mag: 42.
Rounds carried: 210 (5 magazines).

Back-up:
M1911 Tactical.

Accesories: Flashlight/Laser sight.
Ammo: 45. ACP.
Rounds per mag: 7.
Rounds carried: 21 (3 magazines).

Melee:
Tânto folding knife.

Ordnance:
M67 frag grenade. (×3)

Device:
C4 Satchel charge. (×2)

Backstory:
Born in New York with a Hispanic family, Trevor was the son of a veteran of the Spanish Legión (father), who fought on the Sahara, and a combat medic of the Spanish Infantry (mother).
He lived under the love of both of his parents, however he was constantly bullied on High-School because of his Spanish accent.
Said events caused him to be a really shy person, who normally doesn't speak (unless it's necesary) thinking he may be jugded by the others.
He didn't have a lot of friends, but what kept him on foot was his parents, whom always motivated and loved him.
After graduating High-School, he decided to keep the militaristic tradition of his family by joining the U.S Recon Marines at 18.
He was sent to Iraq when he was 20, doing a tour of 8 months. But he didn't seem to stop doing it, it was like he was born to fight, which made both his parents proud of him.

Quotes:

"There are a lot of people revealing the most horrific sounds of war. The Stuka sirens, enemy artillery... But I think the most terrifying sound of war is silence...
Why? Well... Because you know what comes next..."

"My mother was M16 and my father was The Devil."

"I'm a grunt. I'm that nasty, dirty, sticky, beatyful son of a bitch who kept the wolf away from the door for over 200 years... I'm a United States Marine."

"Once a Marine, always a Marine... Semper fidelis."