Frederick Boeing

Frederick Boeing
Commandant General of New York
In Office:	October 19th, 1962 - October 24th, 1962
Preceded by:	Henry Cole
Succeeded by:	N/A
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Born:	April 14th, 1941
Died:	UNKNOWN
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Education:	Highschool Diploma
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Frederick Boeing

Frederick Boeing was born in the Bronx on April 14th, 1941. He grew up poor and without a father, as his father left to fight in the war for the German Empire. His father would be gone for 7 years, but it would all be worth it for his family with the capitulation of the United States in 1947. His father gained favor with the newly developing capital of the Protectorate, and at the young age of 18, Boeing would become an officer in the New York Police Department. In 1962, he was made a Captain and got into a fight with Mayor Humphry, becoming one of the main components in the death of the Mayor. Seemingly with the help of his father's military career, Boeing would be made Commandant-General of New York, serving for a short time as the Lord Protector would strip him of his title for being only 21 years of age, not having the competency to be a general in any station. After this embarrassing display for Boeing, he would never be seen again, only being seen going into the Forest. He would be declared dead on October 24th, 1962.

Early Life and education

Frederick Boeing was born in the Bronx on April 14th, 1941. He grew up in a family that was hated by his neighbors. The reason for this was that his father heard the call of the Kaiser of Germany to join the German Imperial Armed Forces. His father would be known for his fighting in England, helping in the taking of the British Isles and later the invasion of the United States. He was noted for his reconnaissance expertise when taking New York City.

Though Boeing would not grow up with his father, they would reconnect after the capitulation of the United States in 1947, until his father was recalled into service for the newly formed Imperial War Authority Garrison. There was also speculation that this man was not his real father, as historians might have discovered it would have been impossible for him to have been conceived by the same man as he left for Germany to fight.

No matter what the true story was, he grew up as his son, and Boeing would let everyone know about his "superiority" to all that would listen, as it was the only thing he had going for him. In 1959, Boeing would graduate from high school, earning his diploma and immediately transferring to the NYPD police officer school. There he would be recognised for his ability to "annoy" as a tactic to stop criminals in their tracks. By 1960, he was made a Second Lieutenant, with the help of his father's influence.

A Run-in with the Mayor

In 1962, Boeing would obtain the rank of Captain in the NYPD, joining the detectives to help keep the city streets safe from murderers and creeps. On October 14th, he would be called in to help investigate the death of the District Attorney, Richard Dent. From this point on, he became infatuated with the office of the District Attorney, learning how it operated, its powers, and then wanting to become the DA himself.

On the very next day, Boeing would meet with Mayor Humphrey to try to become the next DA, but this meeting would go terribly wrong, as the Mayor would immediately hate Boeing and his attitude as he started to talk back to the Mayor. The Mayor had no actual power or say in who could become District Attorney, but Boeing still went to him about the position, and the Mayor kept saying he "could do whatever he wanted."

Boeing would be detained by the Mayor after an insult, leading to the Mayor tightening his grip on the New York Police Department, pressing the Commissioner to place its officers firmly under his command. Boeing would be released at some point, but on this day of October 14th, 1962, Boeing would attempt to confront the Mayor in the police station. The Mayor at the time was doing an interview with Public Advocate Lebanc. He would interrupt the interview multiple times, with him leaving the room each time as the Mayor pointed a gun at him, saying, "Fine, if you want it, let's fucking do it." The Mayor would die that night, but not at the hands of Boeing, and sadly he would never get the job of District Attorney.

Commandant General of New York

Boeing, depressed and drunk in his room, would see an advert for the position of Commandant General sent out by the Field Marshal McCoy, as the last one was barely seen in the city. Against all odds, Boeing would be invited to the Dreadfort to speak with the Field Marshal. The exact conversation is lost to time, but what is known is that there was no one else whom McCoy felt was worthy of the position. Historians say that McCoy might have been pressured by Boeing's father, who has much influence in New York City.

Frederick Boeing was made Commandant General of New York on October 19th, 1962, being raised from a captain of the NYPD to the leader of all forces within New York and Generalleutnant, second only to the Field Marshal. His term would be noted for his brash actions, crazy responses, and outright refusal to understand his place within the Protectorate. He would only hold this position for 5 days, however, as his nepotism could only get him so far within the Capitol of the Protectorate.

The Firing of Frederick Boeing

On October 24th, 1962, the Lord Protector would host his very first hearing of petitions in his office. It was noted at the time that Boeing did not attend, as the Field Marshal did not want him to embarrass the Armed Forces, but he would anyway, as the Lord Protector found out that his Garrison's deputy was of the age of 21. The Field Marshal apparently did not check his papers, so the Lord Protector ordered his removal. Boeing would be fired after the meeting.

Before he could be discharged, he attempted to get plastic surgery and change his date of birth to make him appear older than he mentally was. He was found by the VSK and taken into custody by the National Security Bureau, where he would be stripped of his uniform and rank. After being let go he would only be seen leaving the city and entering the forest. At this time, a white bear was spotted in the forest near Lindau Lake, and ever since no contact with the former Generalleutnant has been made.