<div class="floatright">(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0yRPk1ZQkdA/TvL6gmwiy3I/AAAAAAAAEpc/L82Klw_iAYg/s1600/RF+Schindler%2527s+List.jpg)</div><strong>Name: </strong>Captain Edward Hawkes<br/><strong>Age: </strong>42<br/><strong>Role:</strong>Commanding officer of the fleet ballistic missile submarine USS Kinsey<br/><strong>Background/bio:</strong>Captain Hawkes, better known as "The Hawk" among the rookie naval officers, is as widely revered as he is feared. He's known to have led men through extremely dangerous missions on several occasions, and even a year under his command is believed to be a life changing experience for any officer. There are many who say they can lay down their lives for him, and he's a role model for all cadets in training. But the only way Hawkes has attained his legendary stature is through his undying commitment to rules and regulations. And he makes sure everyone under his watch follows them religiously too. There have been rumors of him "testing" the loyalty of his men, and pushing them to the limit to check if they still abide by his teachings. And it is this disciplined attitude towards life, which has rendered him almost incapable of living outside the naval setting. His wife and daughter have long given up any hope of a normal day with him. He hates civilians, and the disdain with which they treat their civic liberties - in  his wife's words though, he just wishes he could make them all get into line and follow rules.<br/>On what seemed to be a crucial recon mission in the Atlantic, luck dealt him a hard blow as  the mission had to be stalled due to some diplomatic developments, which meant they had to stay hidden for an indefinite period of time unless further instructed. But little does the Hawk know that he's going into run into muddier waters.