Gary Peters

SS-Oberst-Gruppenführer Gary Peters is a high ranking Novus Ordo SS general, former chief of the Luftwaffe, and the commander of the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Italian SS divisions, who were formed to help the Italian Social Republic defeat and overthrow the Papal States in the Italian Civil War.

Gary Peters was born in 1958 on a small American farm to a family that escaped prosecution after World War Two. His father was an officer of the SS during World War Two and had served in the Austrian Front. After the war, he and his wife changed names and fled to America. 

Growing up on his farm, Peters learned how to fly low flying cropdusters and grew a love for aircraft. When Grem Grems officially took control of Uganda, his family moved and once again enlisted in military service. When Peters turned 18, he enlisted in the Luftwaffe and flew cargo planes to and from different regions of Uganda.

Due to a lack of pilots in the Luftwaffe at the time, Grem Grems promoted Peters quickly to the rank of Colonel. His first combat deployment would be in 1982 during a Ugandan rebel uprising, where he was ordered to fly bombers over enemy camps and drop a variety of explosives, including napalm, phosgene gas, and regular HE explosives.

During the Invasion of Russia, Gary Peters was promoted to Air Chief of the Luftwaffe and oversaw nearly 3,000 aircraft flying into Poland and Russia. A few days later, he would command the Luftwaffe during the Battle of Saint Clair Shores, where he made several controversial decisions, including ordering the bombing of civilian ships attempting to escape the harbor. During the battle he would be wounded by enemy AA fire.

Peters was also an open opponent of Rattleboneism, and a personal enemy of Kevin Hertel. When the Night of the Long Bones was ordered, Peters last flights included bombing Rattleboneist homes and escape boats in Saint Clair Shores. A week later, he received news his family in Uganda were all brutally tortured and executed, fueling his hatred towards Rattleboneism.

When he returned home, he was told he could never fly again and would be removed from the Luftwaffe, and transferred to the Waffen SS.

His first deployment in the SS was during the start of the Italian Civil War. Grem Grems ordered him to support their alliance with the Italian Social Republic, and the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd Italian SS divisions were created. Arriving the night before the civil war’s start, the 3 volunteer SS divisions were able to cut powerlines, disrupt communication, and change road signs near the Papal front lines. When the war broke out, the 1st and 3rd Italian SS quickly mobilized and secured the southern border near Genoa, while the 2nd Italian SS and the 4th Republican Division met at Venice to defend a suprise naval invasion.