Robert Washington

History

Both were born in the 1st of January 2069 to a slightly-above-average family in Buffalo, enjoying a comfortable life playing around and bonding until their parents decided they needed to be MEN and so sent them off to military school. They both enjoyed their time there, as their high physical dexterity and intellectual capabilities allowed them for an easy time around there, being highly liked by their superiors and fellows due to their assistance in many other tasks with others and friendly nature. Eventually, they passed and were given a choice, either serve in the proper U.S. Army as 2nd Lieutenants or go to a foreign ally and get the rank of Captain. Robert chose to serve his country and get 2nd Lieutenant while Michael decided to head towards Poland and serve as a Captain within there.
 They were separate for many years, not hearing much about each other until Cpt. Michael caught wind that Robert had been ascended to General in 2095 after his role in the Cartel War in crushing the enemy lines with ease. Michael congratulated his brother through a letter, but then in 2096 heard of a new movement going around in Poland of a possible insurrection, Already disliking the current dictatorial regime and having to serve it, Michael decided to join the insurrection and serve as a high-standing Colonel within it, leading battalions to victory through the whole of Poland and Germany in the name of Grekar during the Polish Civil War. However, Robert was called to arms by Poland and had to help out in the war efforts of the FRoP, getting gravely hurt in one incident.
 The brothers then confronted each other on the Battle of Poznan, with Michael leading the main charge against the defensive line formed by Robert. The twins' armies had a long and harsh struggle, with Michael going face-on with sword and rifle at hand killing every enemy in his way before being shot in the forearm and needing to be evacuated. Robert, meanwhile, held on to a machinegun position and fired at the incoming waves of enemies, but barely being able to retreat after being overrun by Grekar forces.
 After the Fall of Warsaw and the proper forming of Grekar, Robert tried contacting his brother and sway him over to come back to the U.S. and become a general with him, but Michael refused to do so, saying "My hands are stained with too much blood of too many Americans, trying to lead an army of them would be a disgrace to me and the United States." Enraged, Robert cut off all relations with him but with a great deal of regret and grief.
 Eventually, the Grekar Wars of Europe came along and forced the hands of the brothers in combat. Michael observed as Shlenetzki Fernandez led armies through France and intimidated Belarus while Robert saw his various fellows hold the line in Paris and Vichy. All of that before the two once again came to battle against each other in the Great European War, where they went face-to-face in the Battle of Stockholm after their squadrons had killed each other off or were dsitracted in other combat.
 They were at a barely-standing store, both of them holding swords and their pistols with their respective uniforms and flags on them as the silent cold of the night was counteracted by the raging gunfire and burning piles of wood and flesh. Michael spoke, "We meet again, Robert. How nice it is to see an American that isn't willing to shoot me down the moment they have a chance to." Robert responded, "I am not afraid to do so. You have commited treason against your homeland, you're murdering your brothers and sisters in arms while pretending everything is alright." Ashamed, Michael tried contesting, "I once chose this path believing it to be for the better, but now I am stuck here. Murdering my own people that I once sweared to serve." "It is not too late, brother. I can give you a pardon, your military skills can make Grekar crumble like bread, we will make the Pax Americana true once again." "I'm afraid not," Michael said with regret, "for that my treason is beyond forgiving. My alliegance has been chosen, and my fate is now to destroy my own home." A whistle was heard from a  distance, and shouts began to be heard. Michael then said to his brother "The charge is now. Go and take refuge, for they will not take prisoners. Goodbye."
 After the Great European War, both of the brothers were repeatedly insulting the other side in every chance they had, but in the deep really having no such feelings against them, however their circumstances would not allow that.