Name: Penny

Age: 21

Personality Traits: Loving, Kindhearted, Cautious

Occupation: A.A.D.P Pilot Member/U.R.A.F Pilot Instructor

Growing up in a small town in the Trailias Region, Penny always thought that a girl could do things that boys normally did. While her mother always guided her to think more feminant, her father embraced her ideal to be into the things he was into. Working as a crop duster pilot, he encouraged Penny to follow whatever she was into. Seeing her father flying these cool looking aircraft, she quickly grew intetest into aeronautics and devoted most of her childhood into becoming a pilot such as her father.

Around the end of high school, Penny was in a relationship with a boyfriend for two years during her schooling. On prom night before they two parted for the evening, her boyfriend brought up the topic of Penny's career interest as a female pilot, concerned that she would be better off in not as much of a "dangerous position" for a woman. This was a significant moment for her as she felt she was, "not as strong" for what she wanted to do. She stormed off never to see him again after graduation, and now focused on becoming a female fighter pilot for the United Regions Air Force.

For the next two years, she worked hard to earn various flight certificates, including her license and single/multi engine certs in order to show the military that she is a determined to become a strong candidate for fighter pilot school. After months of waiting, she got her acceptance letter to the URAFIFS (United Regions Air Force Introductory Fighter School), and was stoked to be on her way. Before her departure, her mother gave her some departing words in that she hopes her daughter would remember to stay strong and vigilant, but to not have her determination be blinded by "having to prove a point", but instead to be humble and proud of her goals.

Four years later after excelling her qualifications to fly the F-72 Spark, the latest generation fighter aircraft of the URAF, her command was so impressed by her flight skills that they recommended her a position of flight instructor at Cirrus AFB, the URAF's location fof their Test Pilot School, and unknowingly the headquarters of the AADP program. Although hesitant at first, she eventually accepted the position and was reposted. Upon her arrival, Lieutenant Henry Bradbury approached her with a proposal based on her flight performance of becoming a member of AADP. Being a bit bewildered on the programs overall concept, she needed some time to think.

In that small window of time, she met Matt, a current AADP member, just around the base, and began to conversate on how the program life is like. After Matt givine his perspective and how he feel how scientifically accomplishing the program's efforts are, she felt compelled to become a apart of its history. With him by her side, and her wits and intuition driving her to biggee heights, she accepted recruitment into AADP. Alongside training ner test pilots in the day, she participated in flights for AADP part time, and continues to enjoy the world of aeronautics and all it has brought upon her.