George barkley biography
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George Barkley
Rank
Director
Case Officer (formerly)
- "We must all do whatever it takes to ensure our future as a species."
- — George Barkley.
George Barkley is&#;a character in Zombies first being introduced in Call of Duty: Black Ops II. Barkley makes an appearance in Die Rise through a TV broadcast, as well as a radio in Alpha Omega.
Biography[]
Broken Arrow[]
George Barkley was a Case Officer at American research group Broken Arrow, where he was subordinate to Project Manager Russman. He and Russman travelled to the abandoned Camp Edward facility in Nevada on July 6th, to transfer a sample of the Avogadro to the Hanford site in Washington for further research. He transferred to the Center for Disease Control by the end of the month.
CDC[]
After transferring to the CDC, he would become the Assistant Director of the CDC facility at Druid Hills, Georgia and would survive the destruction of Earth. The CDC headquarters would come to be destroyed, but not before Barkley and his team discovered Element contamination in the air, implying infection is inevitable to all survivors. After fourteen members of his team seemingly fell under the symptoms of Element infection (paranoia, short-term memory loss, delusion, and psychosis), he claimed to have been forced
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George Barclay (RAF officer)
British World War II flying ace
For other people with the same name, see George Barclay.
Richard George Arthur Barclay, DFC (7 December – 17 July ) was a Royal Air Force fighter pilot and flying ace of the Second World War. He was killed in action during the First Battle of El Alamein.
Early life
[edit]Barclay was born in South London on 7 December ; his father Gilbert was an Anglicanrector, and his mother Dorothy the daughter of missionary CT Studd and his family home for most of his childhood was in the rectory at Great Holland, on the Essex coast. He attended Hawtreys preparatory school, Stowe School, and Trinity College, Cambridge, and joined the University Air Squadron in
Second World War
[edit]Called up on the outbreak of war, and posted to No. Squadron RAF in July , he flew through the Battle of Britain, receiving the Distinguished Flying Cross (DFC) in October. During the Battle of Britain, his diary records that he could see his house while flying from RAF North Weald.[2]
Barclay's DFC citation from November reads:
Flying Officer Richard George Arthur Barclay (), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve – No. Squadron. This officer has shown admirable coolness and courage in combat against the enemy. His keenness an