Adair T. Manning

Adair T. Manning is a former President of the United States. In 2004, he ordered a team of Navy SEALs to destroy an intercontinental ballistic missile carrying a nuclear weapon.

Soon after his order, new information arrived that caused the Pentagon to cancel the mission, but not before two SEALs drop behind enemy lines. Lieutenant Robert James was soon dropped as well, with Master Chief Neil Callaghan soon following.

Eventually, President Manning lost radio contact with the team, which led to him ordering B-2 stealth bombers to take out the missile site, risking a war. However, the SEALs managed to bomb the missile site and prevented the necessity of the bombers.

After the incident, President Manning met with Lieutenant Robert James in a classified meeting in the Oval Office and awarded him for his actions, with Master Chief Scott Boytano there to witness the ceremony.

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In 2004, President Manning ordered a team of Navy SEALs to destroy an intercontinental ballistic missile carrying a nuclear weapon.

Soon after his order, new information arrived that caused the Pentagon to cancel the mission, but not before two SEALs drop behind enemy lines. Lieutenant Robert James was soon dropped as well, with Master Chief Neil Callaghan soon following.

The former two SEALs are killed and James and Callaghan were soon captured, but were rescued by South Korean Special Forces. President Manning and the South Korean government then ordered the mission to be resumed.

Eventually losing radio contact with the team, President Manning ordered B-2 stealth bombers to take out the missile site, risking a war, but the SEALs managed to bomb the missile site and prevented the necessity of the bombers.

After the incident, President Manning met with Lieutenant Robert James in a classified meeting in the Oval Office and awarded him for his actions, with Master Chief Scott Boytano there to witness the ceremony.