If there's one thing I've learned in my time in DT, it's that hardwork and dedication are recognized, appreciated and rewarded. Deathtroopers are the best of the best- and the Command team requires all aspects of that. Leading a battalion requires passion, so that you're willing to put in the hard work, time and effort to lead it to great places. It also requires personality, so that those under you respect your dedication, feel proud of what they associate with and make efforts to prove they feel the same. It requires Patience, as you have to resolve many conflicts with ease and a level-head.
Racc has all of this and more, and let me tell you why.
I first got to officially meet Racc about four months ago, when he transferred into DT. We rose up the ranks at just about the same rank, and became Vice Commanders at the same time. When I worked with Racc in TI-23, he had an amazing initiative and kindness I couldn't find anywhere else (maybe except Bub). As an Officer, he was patient and a great teacher to those under him, always encouraging others to do more for the battalion. And as a friend, he's the chillest guy I know on gaminglight, and we've had some pretty damn fun nights. To Summarize; In his time as a Gunnery Officer, he kept not only his specialty alive with Shadow's Tenn Graneet, but kept Havoc floating way longer than it would've without him.
In his time as a Medical Officer, he was constantly overflowing his quota. Medical Command had nothing but great things to say about him, and they admitted he had a comfy Vice Commander spot waiting for him if he so chose.
In his time as a Death-Trooper Officer, he has shown kindness, patience and teaching capability more than what's required from an Officer.
In his time as a member of Unit TI-23, he constantly sought ways to improve and involve his subbranch with fellow battalions.
And in his time as a member of DT Command, he has gotten Seeker a complete Overhaul and resiliently holds ground for all that comes our way. Racc is absolutely the best choice for Fleet Admiral, and I know he has the capability and potential to handle the position.
Good luck Busy Bee!