Staff Sergeant: Michael Nantz

Biography:
Mike Nantz is a seasoned marine and war veteran. He has at least 20 years of experience in the marine corps and is probably aged around late 30s to early 40s. Nantz is also a solid tactician and dedicated marine.

Life prior to Battle: Los Angeles
Years before training with Echo Company 1st Platoon, Nantz served in the middle east in Iraq and Afghanistan. In his tour in Afghanistan, Nantz lead a squad of marines where he killed at least 10 or more insurgents at the cost of 4 marines. After his tour he began training Echo at Camp Pendleton, California. He realized that his service time is up and requested a discharge. It became approved but then revoked after the invasion of Earth.

Battle: Los Angeles
Nantz's discharge was revoked because E company's 1st platoon sergeant was on leave at the time of the invasion. So Nantz stayed in the marine corps for the time being. He was under the command of the newly trained, 2nd Lieutenant William Martinez.

Nantz's Platoon
2LT Martinez - Commanding officer - KIA

SSG Nantz - Platoon Sergeant

CPL Imlay - Squad Leader / Grenadier

CPL Stavrou - SAW Gunner - KIA

CPL Lockett - Grenadier / 50 Cal Gunner

CPL Harris - Rifleman / Humvee Driver

CPL Grayston - Team Leader / Rifleman

LCpl Kerns - Rifleman / Radio Op / LAV Driver - KIA

LCpl Mottola - Rifleman / Radio Op - KIA

LCpl Simmons - SAW Gunner - KIA

LCpl Guerrero - SAW Gunner / Marksman - KIA

Corpsman Adukwu - Rifleman / Platoon Corpsman

PFC Lenihan - Rifleman / Marksman - KIA

Serveral other unnamed marines. - KIA

(Unofficially)

TechSgt Santos - Rifleman / Recon / Intelligence

CPL Oswald - Rifleman - KIA

CPL Harper - Rifleman - KIA

1 other National Guardsman - KIA.