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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |term_end =February 22, 2020<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Independent <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who served as Secretary of Defense and as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became Governor), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-16C at Aviano Air Base in Italy. Two years later, he was selected to fly the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party, and subsequently the American Liberal party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election, and subsequently retired from politics, returning home to New Jersey.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |term_end =February 22, 2020<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Independent <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who served as Secretary of Defense and as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became Governor), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-16C at Aviano Air Base in Italy. Two years later, he was selected to fly the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party, and subsequently the American Liberal party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=3969 2020-12-18T09:35:16Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |term_end =February 22, 2020<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Independent <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who served as Secretary of Defense and as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party, and subsequently the American Liberal party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Lyndon_Garland&diff=3968 2020-12-18T09:34:11Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Lyndon Alistair Garland<br /> |office = President of the United States<br /> |term_start = July 13, 2020<br /> |vicepresident = [[Cabin]]<br /> |predecessor = [[Valerie]]<br /> <br /> |office1 =[[Governor of the Northern State]]<br /> |lieutenant_governor1 = [[Jebcubed]]&lt;br/&gt;[[Jack Coulter]]<br /> |term_start1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |term_end1 = July 13, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Jake Thundy]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Jack Coulter]]<br /> |office3 = [[Senate|United States Senator]] &lt;br&gt;from the [[Northern State]]<br /> |image = [[File:Brown062 100317.jpg|250px]]<br /> |term_start3 = August 3, 2019<br /> |term_end3 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor3 = [[John Boehner]]<br /> |successor3 = [[Thanos]]<br /> |office4 = United States Ambassador to the United Nations<br /> |president4 = [[Valerie]]<br /> |term_start4 = April 16,2020<br /> |term_end4 = July 13, 2020<br /> |predecessor4 = [[Kamala Harris]]<br /> |successor4 = <br /> <br /> |office5 = [[Secretary of the Treasury]]<br /> |president5 = [[Patty]]<br /> |term_start5 =October 10, 2019 <br /> |term_end5 = October 20, 2019 <br /> |predecessor5 = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |successor5 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |president6 = [[MichiganLefty]]&lt;br/&gt;[[Barch]]<br /> |term_start6 = December 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = January 1, 2020<br /> |predecessor6 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor6 = [[Cabin]]<br /> |office7 = [[Secretary of Defense ]]<br /> |president7 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br/&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start7 = August 23, 2019<br /> |term_end7 = October 20, 2019<br /> |predecessor7 = [[LOTR]]<br /> |successor7 = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |office8 = Member of the [[House of Representatives |U.S. House of Representatives]] from [[North]]'s [[5th]] District<br /> |term_start8 =July 12, 2019<br /> |successor8 = [[Rufflez]]<br /> |predecessor8 = [[John Boehner]]<br /> |term_end8 = August 3, 2019<br /> |office9 = Member of the [[House of Delegates]]<br /> |term_start9 =October 12, 2019<br /> |term_end9 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor9 = [[Rufflez]]<br /> |successor9 = [[LOTR]]<br /> |office2 = [[President pro tempore of the United States Senate]]<br /> |term_start2 = November 8, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = January 11, 2020<br /> |predecessor2 = [[John Smith]]<br /> |successor2 = [[Matthew Hale]]<br /> |birth_date = July 3, 1978<br /> |birth_place = New York, New York<br /> |party = [[American Liberal Party]]&lt;br/&gt;[[Labor]] (Until 2020)<br /> |spouse = {{marriage|Stephanie Chaves|2006}}<br /> |children = 3<br /> |education = Brandeis University ([[Public Accounting|BS]]) ([[Master of Business Adminisration|MS]])<br /> <br /> }}<br /> '''Lyndon Garland''' is an American businessman and Educator who is currently serving as the President of the United States. Prior to that, he served as a United States Senator representing the Northern State and served as Chairman of the Labor Party. Garland served as Secretary of Defense under President LOTR and Secretary of Treasury under President Patty. Garland has been in elected office since July of 2019 and is aligned with Social Liberalism. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> <br /> Garland was born in New York, New York, the son of Cory Garland, an Electrical Engineer and Maria Garland, a Teacher. In 1985, the Garlands moved from New York to Boston, Massachusetts, where Lyndon attended elementary school at St. Francis Day School and highschool at Cambridge Preparatory Academy. In 1996 Garland graduated high school and enrolled in [[Brandeis University]] majoring in Public Accounting and minoring in Behavioral Economics. In 2001 Garland graduated from Brandeis University upon receiving his Masters of Business Administration.<br /> =Business Career=<br /> In the winter of 2001, Garland joined PayPal in the financial services department in San Jose prior to the company's IPO. By 2005, Garland had founded Brandeis LLC, a digital media platform based primarily on the upper east side of Manhattan. Garland was the President and CEO of Brandeis from 2005 to 2019, when it was sold to Chinese investors. Based on public information, Garland holds a considerable net worth of $150 million based in large part to his time at Brandeis. In December 2019, Brandeis LLC founded the Northerner newspaper, when Garland writes a weekly column related to issues in the Northern State<br /> <br /> == House of Representatives == <br /> Garland was elected to the House of Representatives to represent the 6th Congressional district in the Northern State. He faced Mr. Generalis in the general election winning 63% of the vote in his first race. The campaign was marked by an intense debate over monetary policy, paying down the national debt, and differing investment in higher education and healthcare by the two candidates. Garland refused to endorse [[single-payer healthcare]] and took a moderate approach to endorse tuition-free college calling for prioritization of STEM and balance in funding. Garland also went on to endorse a version of the [[Green New Deal]] that included funding for nuclear energy.<br /> <br /> Pundits have noted a contrast in policy in rhetoric by Garland and other freshmen Labor Congressmen elected during the July midterm election dubbing them “New Labor”. Commentators have characterized these politicians as “Moderate” approaching policy from a pragmatic perspective and willing to compromise and common ground across the aisle. During his time in the House, Garland was involved in bipartisan Immigration reform, advocating for protections for undocumented immigrants and reformation of the Visa System, he sponsored the Atomic Energy Scholarship Act, Safe Nuclear Transition Act, and the Financial Statistics Consolidation Act. <br /> <br /> Garland was appointed to the United States Senate by Governor Matthew Hale following the sudden resignation of Senator John Boehner.<br /> <br /> ==U.S. Senator from the Northern State==<br /> Garland was sworn into the Senate on August 3, 2019. Immediately Garland began drafting a series of policies aimed at reforming American institutions both at home and abroad and focused on tackling inequalities, consumer protection and greater protections for unions and collective bargaining. <br /> Garland introduced two acts aimed at reforming the foreign policy of the United States. The Prohibition of Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia was sponsored in reaction to the ongoing Saudi involvement in the Yemeni Civil War and the usage of American weapons and expertise to facilitate human rights abuses in the conflict. The act prohibited the United States government from providing arms, mechanic pieces or schematics used in the development of arms, or training Saudi personnel to use American arms. The act was signed into law by President MichiganLefty. Garland also introduced the Solidarity with Latin America Act, which successfully closed down the former School of the Americas, responsible for training militias, death squads and paramilitary groups aligned with the United States during the Dirty Wars across Latin America, the act was successfully signed into law by President MichiganLefty. <br /> <br /> Garland supported in the Senate, majority sign-up for unionization, stronger protections against wildfires, the devolution of the Department of Education to states, healthcare reform and formally devolving Medicaid to the states, and the carbon tax.<br /> == 2019 Presidential Campaign ==<br /> On January 14, 2020, Garland declared his candidacy for Governor of the Northern State with a theme of improving the health and humanity of the state. His campaign based in Boston received bipartisan support as Garland emerged as the front runner in the race. The Garland campaign campaigned on decentralization and education investments, lower taxes and cutting regulations and protecting the environment and social services.<br /> <br /> ==Relationship with the Labor Party==<br /> ==Governor of the Northern State==<br /> == Personal life ==</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2852 2020-02-24T01:01:44Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |term_end =February 22, 2020<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = American Liberal <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who served as Secretary of Defense and as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party, and subsequently the American Liberal party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2851 2020-02-24T01:00:50Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |term_end =February 22, 2020<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = American Liberal <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and served as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party, and subsequently the American Liberal party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2807 2020-02-07T05:13:49Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = American Liberal <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and served as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party, and subsequently the American Liberal party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2806 2020-02-07T05:12:52Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Bull-Moose <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and served as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2805 2020-02-07T05:12:31Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[Valerie]]&lt;br&gt;[[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Bull-Moose <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and served as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2800 2020-02-03T22:08:27Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |term_end1 = February 3, 2020<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |successor1 = [[Garland]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Bull-Moose <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and served as Governor for the North. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2791 2020-01-31T00:28:55Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[d.a.barchipelago]]&lt;br&gt;[[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Bull-Moose <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Governor for the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2790 2020-01-30T23:56:22Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor of the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = Bull-Moose <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Governor for the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he subsequently passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019, pocket-vetoed during the previous administration. Thundy supported a bill which closed that loophole later during his term. Thundy was governor during the New Years' storm, which wreaked havoc on the eastern seaboard with multiple feet of snow. Later in January, he co-sponsored the Clark-Thundy Election Integrity Act, meant to further defend Northern elections from political warfare threats. The bill was signed into law on the 21 January 2020. On 30 January, he switched party affiliation from Labor to becoming a party official in the new Bull-Moose party. He did not announce an intent to run for gubernatorial re-election.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2617 2019-12-02T21:21:43Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Governor for the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a former Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2588 2019-11-30T03:33:45Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Governor for the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of November 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2587 2019-11-30T03:33:40Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Governor for the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. From the 19th to 29th of Novemeber 2019, he served as Lieutenant Governor of the North before being sworn in as Governor. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2586 2019-11-30T03:31:50Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2585 2019-11-30T03:31:24Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |governor = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2584 2019-11-30T03:30:06Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office2 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |term_start2 = November 19, 2019<br /> |term_end2 = November 29, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office3 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president3 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start3 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end3 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor3 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.<br /> <br /> After ComputerGuy15 was removed from the office of Governor of the Northern State through a Vote of No Confidence resolution on November 29th, 2019, Thundy became the Governor of the Northern State. As Governor, he passed the Northern Congress Oversight Act of 2019.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2572 2019-11-25T09:54:30Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president2 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National Intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2569 2019-11-24T08:14:24Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president2 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate in domestic policy. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance. Thundy is a staunch supporter of American international cooperation with NATO partners and allies, believing that strong relationships with Western nations will protect Western values around the world.</div>

Thundy https://wiki.americangovsim.com/index.php?title=Jake_Thundy&diff=2561 2019-11-23T06:13:34Z

<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = Director of National Intelligence<br /> |president2 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = Secretary of Defense<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |president2 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a became spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |president2 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. He was concerned with the procurement process and a spoken advocate for industry reform. Although critical of the JSF Program, he remained confident in the finished product. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |president2 = [[LOTR]]&lt;br&gt;[[JMP]]&lt;br&gt;[[Patty]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1968|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in his father's family's home, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi Freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.<br /> <br /> Following his Memo &quot;21st Century Strategy for Protecting American Freedom&quot;, there was intense controversy over the interpretation of its stances on hypersonic weapons proliferation and future cooperation or reform in the Five Eyes intelligence sharing alliance.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1965|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = {{Marriage|Marta Meterra|1999}}<br /> |children = 2<br /> |education = United States Air Force Academy ([[Master of Science|MS]])&lt;br&gt; Rutgers University ([[Doctor of Aerospace Engineering|PhD]])<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 8th Fighter Squadron<br /> | battles = 1999 NATO Bombing of Yugoslavia&lt;br /&gt;Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> Before entering politics, Thundy served in the U.S. Air Force as a test pilot and fighter pilot. He worked in the private sector as an engineer for now-defunct aerospace firm Orbital ATK. In 2019, he earned his PhD in aerospace engineering from Rutgers. Thundy is a graduate from the United States Air Force Academy.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia Di Marco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in that same house, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering in 1990, and staying an extra year to complete his MS degree. <br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> <br /> After graduating from USAFA, Thundy was selected for pilot training, and after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from Undergraduate Pilot Training (UPT) class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS after a year of training on the T-37 and T-38 aircraft. He described UPT as &quot;the most fun I'll never want to have again.&quot; After graduating, he was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft and transferred to Holloman Air Force base for training.<br /> <br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Operation Allied Force, and ended the war as a Captain with the Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. Thundy turned down a high-paying job offer at firm Lockheed Martin before his NS-4 Congressional run. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018. On November 21, 2019, Thundy registered with the Labor party.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |president = [[MichiganLefty]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = {{Birth date and age|1965|09|25}}<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = Marta Thundy<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 4450th Tactical Squadron<br /> | battles = NATO in Bosnia, Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia DiMarco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was stationed at Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in that same house, attended the local high school. In his adolescent years, Thundy participated in Boys' State (where he became President), became a Cadet Commander in Civil Air Patrol, and gained his private pilots' license. He graduated in 1986 as valedictorian from Nutley High School. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado. In his four years in Colorado, Thundy played on the Academy's club water polo team, became an active cadet leader and joined the Wings of Blue, USAFA's skydiving team. He graduated with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. Selected for pilot training after gaining his commission, Thundy graduated from UPT class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS, and was selected to transfer to the F-117A Nighthawk stealth attack aircraft.<br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and ended the war as a Captain with the U.S. Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, graduating in class 04A in early 2004. Thundy worked closely with the F-35 program at Edwards; it was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering at Rutgers University, which he graduated from in early 2019. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==<br /> <br /> Thundy began his political career after leaving the military and the private sector. At the time, Thundy was a registered Republican. As a member of the GOP, Thundy entered the July 2019 Federal Election against incumbent Juan-Escobar Mendoza, and lost 45-55. After the victory of the LOTR campaign in August, Thundy accepted the request from President LOTR to serve as the Director of National Intelligence, marking Thundy's first entrance into the White House and Federal politics. In the August NS-6 Special election, Thundy lost again to candidate Rufflez 53-46, but won against candidate Presidente in the September Federal Elections, sending him to the U.S. House of Representatives. Thundy ran his campaign on integrity, infrastructure, and veterans' care. <br /> <br /> After the collapse of the Republican Party and the resignation of President LOTR, Thundy served as Director of National intelligence under the new JMP administration. Thundy's stance as an independent was short-lived, and he joined the newly founded Federalist party along with his Republican partners. During this time, Thundy served on the House Judicial Oversight committee. He continued to serve as DNI under the JMP administration, however tensions began to rise between Thundy and the Federalist Party over foreign policy. Thundy decided to finally leave the Federalist Party and go independent after the signing of an executive order denouncing and exiting the United States from the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.<br /> <br /> Following the November Federal Election and the election of President [[MichiganLefty]], Thundy was offered and accepted the position of Secretary of Defense. This was a controversial nomination, as Federalist foreign policy was in staunch contrast to Thundy's pro-NATO views. After a tied vote in the U.S. Senate, Thundy was confirmed after a tie-breaker from Vice President [[d.a.barchipelago]]. The Lefty administration's controversial decision to reverse President Patty's executive order threw Thundy into the spotlight, as began significant debate over possible violations of the War and Peace Act of 2018.</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = September 25, 1965<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = Marta Thundy<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 4450th Tactical Squadron<br /> | battles = NATO in Bosnia, Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia DiMarco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was flying out of Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in that same house, attended the local high school, and graduated in 1986 as valedictorian. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and graduated with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. Selected for pilot training, Thundy graduated from UPT class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS, and was selected for the F-117A Nighthawk attack aircraft.<br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and ended the war as a Captain with the U.S. Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, where Thundy served as a test pilot for the X-35 program. It was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering, which he is still continuing. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics.<br /> <br /> <br /> ==Political Career==</div>

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<p>Thundy: </p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Thundy.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = November 19, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = September 25, 1965<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = Marta Thundy<br /> | nickname= &quot;Skittles&quot;<br /> | allegiance = [[File:Unitedstates.png|23px]] United States<br /> | branch = [[File:Airforce1.png|23px]] United States Air Force<br /> | serviceyears = 1990–2014<br /> | rank = [[File:Ltcol.png|14px]] Lt. Col<br /> | unit = 4450th Tactical Squadron<br /> | battles = NATO in Bosnia, Iraq War<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia DiMarco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was flying out of Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in that same house, attended the local high school, and graduated in 1986 as valedictorian. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and graduated with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. Selected for pilot training, Thundy graduated from UPT class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS, and was selected for the F-117A Nighthawk attack aircraft.<br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and ended the war as a Captain with the U.S. Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, where Thundy served as a test pilot for the X-35 program. It was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. His experience working with the engineering process during his career as a test pilot allowed him to advance quickly in the company. While working at ATK, Thundy became a part-time college professor and began his doctorate program for Aerospace engineering, which he is still continuing. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics.</div>

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<p>Thundy: Created page with &quot;{{Infobox officeholder |name = Jake Thundy |office1 = Lieutenant Governor for the Northern State |image = [[File:Epic.jpg|275px]...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>{{Infobox officeholder<br /> |name = Jake Thundy<br /> |office1 = [[Lieutenant Governor|Lieutenant Governor]] for the Northern State<br /> |image = [[File:Epic.jpg|275px]]<br /> |term_start1 = August 3, 2019<br /> |predecessor1 = [[Computerguy15]]<br /> |office6 = United States Representative for NS-05<br /> |term_start6 =September 12, 2019<br /> |term_end6 = November 8, 2019<br /> |office2 = [[Director of National Intelligence]]<br /> |term_start2 =August 11, 2019<br /> |term_end2 =November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor2 = [[Apex]]<br /> |office = [[Secretary of Defense]]<br /> |term_start = November 15, 2019<br /> |predecessor = [[Rincewind]]<br /> |birth_date = September 25, 1965<br /> |birth_place = Nutley, New Jersey<br /> |party = [[Labor]] <br /> |spouse = Marta Thundy<br /> |school = United States Air Force Academy<br /> }}<br /> '''Jacob William Thundy''' is an American politician and aerospace engineer who serves as the current Secretary of Defense and incumbent Lieutenant Governor representing the Northern State. Prior to becoming the Secretary of Defense, Thundy was a one-term Congressman from NS-5 and served on the House Judiciary Oversight Committee and the Foreign Affairs Armed Services Intelligence Committee. Thundy served under three administrations as the Director of National intelligence, under [[LOTR]], [[Patty]], and [[JMP]]. Thundy is often described as a moderate. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Early life and Education== <br /> Thundy was born in Nutley, New Jersey, on September 25, 1965, at home. He is the son of Robert Thundy, a mechanical engineer and an F-86 pilot during the Korean War, and Virginia DiMarco, an Italian immigrant and fashion designer, who she met while he was flying out of Aviano Air Base, Italy. The family settled in Robert's home town, Nutley, and Jake Thundy grew up in that same house, attended the local high school, and graduated in 1986 as valedictorian. <br /> <br /> Thundy accepted an appointment to the United States Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, and graduated with a degree in Aerospace Engineering. Selected for pilot training, Thundy graduated from UPT class 92-03 at Columbus Air Force Base, MS, and was selected for the F-117A Nighthawk attack aircraft.<br /> <br /> ==Military Career==<br /> Thundy flew as an F-117A pilot during the UN and subsequent NATO operation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and ended the war as a Captain with the U.S. Air Force. After subsequent combat in Operation Desert Fox and Iraqi freedom, he applied to and was accepted to the Test Pilot School at Edwards Air Force Base, where Thundy served as a test pilot for the X-35 program. It was under this job where Thundy began to think about his career outside the Air Force. With the relationships built working with the U.S. military procurement process on the Joint Strike Fighter program, Thundy became motivated to enter policy after ending his military career. Thundy was honorably discharged in 2014 as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Air Force after 28 years of service. <br /> <br /> ==Business Career==<br /> Thundy accepted a career as an aerospace engineer at Orbital ATK after their merger in 2015 and contributed to the Pegasus rocket program. After working at Orbital ATK for 3 years, Thundy left his engineering work and entered into politics. <br /> <br /> <br /> ==Personal Life==</div>

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