Johnathan Biggs

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Lieutenant-Colonel Johnathan Biggs was a serviceman and Lorica Ace in the army of the Free Market Block, who served with distinction through most of the Third World War. He participated in many key actions in the war but is best known for his involvement as the principal instigator of the Sack of Beijing, a crime for which he was sentenced at the Cairo Trials to life imprisonment at the Cairo Facility.

He piloted an ace type Lorica during the later part of the war, a Rocky Mountain Robotics Titan III "Johnathan Biggs Type". Unbeknownst to him, in addition to his requested modifications, the suit had been modified with a secondary battle computer produced from human neural tissue as part of Project Opus.

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