Ferdinand Loew
Major-General , Commander of UMFA Miltary Intelligence
Born in Pioneer in TN 1865, Ferdinand Loew is of medium height and medium build with a plain face and no distinguishing marks. Academically he was average too, performing neither spectacularly well nor badly. He was an average guy. In short, the perfect spy. He joined the UMFA in TN 1885, serving first in the infantry but transferring to the Special Forces command in TN 1888. During a joint SpecFor/Military Intelligence reconnaissance mission against Port Oasis he came to the attention of Colonel Ali Bacall, head of the MI Field Agents Corps, who arranged for his transfer to Military Intelligence.
Loew retired from active duty in TN 1909 and took command of the Field Agent Corps, but the drastic losses against the CEF prompted him to reenter active service, undertaking several dangerous missions against Earth forces in the Barrington Basin. With the UMFA reliant on information provided by Military Intelligence in this time of crisis, many members of the high command actively court Loew's support, giving him considerable power in the Federal Defense Council.
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