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{{infobox military person
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  |honorific_prefix = Colonel
  |honorific_prefix = Lieutenant Colonel
  |name            = Arnold R. Baker Jr.
  |name            = Arnold Baker Jr.
  |honorific_suffix =  
  |honorific_suffix =  
  |image            = [[File:Australian Army soldier armed with a FN MAG machine gun in Afghanistan during 2010 - cropped.jpg|thumb| Colonel Baker while on active duty in Bjeorg]]
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  |native_name_lang =  
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  |birth_name      = Arnold John Baker Junior
  |birth_name      = Arnold John Baker Jr.
  |other_name      =  
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  |nickname        = "Arnie"
  |nickname        =  
  |birth_date      = {{birth date and age|1990|08|03}}
  |birth_date      = {{birth date and age|1976|08|03}}
  |birth_place      = Litudinem, [[Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
  |birth_place      = [[Litudinem]], [[Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
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  |branch          = Army
  |branch          = Army
  |branch_label    = Branch
  |branch_label    = Branch
  |serviceyears    = 2012-present
  |serviceyears    = 2002-present
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  |rank            = Colonel
  |rank            = Colonel
  |rank_label      =  
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  |servicenumber    =  
  |servicenumber    =  
  |unit            = 91st Legion, 16th Paratrooper Devision, 106th Battalion
  |unit            =  
  |commands        = 106th Betallion
  |commands        = 106th Battalion
  |battles          = [[Battle of Annatown]], [[Battle of Carvile]], Battle of Lagoné Bay
  |battles          = [[Third Battle of Annatown]], [[Second Battle of Carville]]
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  |battles_label    =  
  |awards          = [[Silver Cross Award]], [[Purple Heart]],[[Medal of Outstanding Courage]]
  |awards          = Cross of Merit
  |memorials        =  
  |memorials        =  
  |spouse          = <!--Add spouse if reliably sourced-->
  |spouse          =  
  |children        =  
  |children         =3
|siblings         =  
  |relations        =  
  |relations        =  
  |laterwork        =  
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'''Arnold Baker Jr.''' (born August 2, 1976) is a [[Maximusian]] Army lieutenant colonel and the ranking officer of the 106th Battalion. Baker is noted for his involvement in the [[Second Lauchenoirian Civil War]], where he served as one of the key strategic minds behind the [[2nd Battle of Carville|Maximusian victory at Carville]]. He has faced criticism, however, for the humiliating [[Coalition to Liberate Lauchenoiria|Coalition]] loss at [[Third Battle of Annatown|Annatown]] several weeks later.
[[Category:People of Libertas Omnium Maximus]]
[[Category:People]]

Latest revision as of 17:12, 4 February 2024


Lieutenant Colonel
Arnold Baker Jr.
Birth nameArnold John Baker Jr.
Born (1976-08-03) August 3, 1976 (age 49)
Litudinem, Libertas Omnium Maximus
AllegianceLibertas Omnium Maximus
BranchArmy
Years of service2002-present
RankColonel
Commands held106th Battalion
Battles/warsThird Battle of Annatown, Second Battle of Carville
AwardsCross of Merit
Children3

Arnold Baker Jr. (born August 2, 1976) is a Maximusian Army lieutenant colonel and the ranking officer of the 106th Battalion. Baker is noted for his involvement in the Second Lauchenoirian Civil War, where he served as one of the key strategic minds behind the Maximusian victory at Carville. He has faced criticism, however, for the humiliating Coalition loss at Annatown several weeks later.