Nathan Bradford



"This is General Nathan Bradford, the commander-in-chief of the Grand Alliance Joint Military (GAJM). Not only he's a good friend to Armando Hendrix, but he's also a good friend to me, Ruby Ramirez and all my friends, and maybe even his fellow allies and troops, especially his wife Elise Luna. At 45 years old, he's got black eyes, brown hair, and even a gunmetal-colored US military officer uniform too."

--Su Ji-Hoon, Bradford

General Nathan Bradford is a new character introduced in When the Cold Breeze Blows Away.

Nathan Bradford is the Commander-in-chief of the Grand Alliance Joint Military, he had a reputation of being a tough, efficient, and caring officer of the Grand Alliance, and is held in high regard by his fellow allies and troops. He was also a friend of Armando Hendrix and is married to Elise Luna.

Towards the end of the USRAC War, he is elected as the Chief of State for the Grand Alliance.

Unlike Alexander Pepper, he is slightly more generous, kind-hearted, polite, benevolent and wise, and the biggest difference is that he lacks stubbornness, thus making him a pure good hero.

He is around 45 years old, has black eyes, brown hair, and wears a gunmetal-colored United States Armed Forces officer uniform.

Good Deeds

 * Despite berating Arnold Perlstein, he gives him a second chance ("Arnold's Redemption").

Trivia

 * He is very caring, loving and kindhearted to the Grand Alliance leaders, generals, soldiers and heroes, almost like his rival Victor Nevarez.
 * While Alexander Pepper is the "Lord of All Good Guys," he is a more purely-hearted man than the latter due to Pepper's stubborn personality (in which Bradford lacks his stubbornness, thus making him a pure good character).
 * This character is the most pure good hero in When the Cold Breeze Blows Away, just because he's more generous, more kind-hearted, more polite, more benevolent and wiser than Pepper and many other near pure good and pure good heroes ever combined. Tomislav Vlahović on the other hand is the complete polar opposite.