General Loman
Loman was a general in the U.S. Military and loyally serves as Defense Secretary Mason's right-hand man during the First Invasion. Unlike Mason, who was converted, Loman retained his freedom and continued the fight against the Visitors until the Red Dust was deployed. He again joined the fight when the Second Invasion began one year after Liberation Day and now helps to lead what's left of the U.S. military against the Visitors.
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