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Arthur Thorne
Arthur Thorne was born on the 13th of March, 1920, in Thurmond, West Virginia. Known for his Appalachian dialect, Thorne was plucked from his small West Virginia home by the Hauptmann Colt McCoy in the 50s, getting him into the newly forming Imperial War Authority Garrison in the Imperial Protectorate, where he would later become the Chief of the Military Police (MP). His short tenure as the MP Chief would spark controversy due to his uneducated past and inexperience in such a leadership position. This all caught up to him once Fieldmarshal Colt McCoy fired him on the national broadcast, making this the last time he would be seen in the city.
Early Life and Education
Arthur Thorne was born on the 13th of March, 1920, in Thurmond, West Virginia. His parents were aspiring gold miners, as they were tipped off by their cousins that a secret vein was found somewhere in West Virginia.