His bio calls him an Army veteran and moves straight on to the grifters and the drug runners.
No branch detail, no era, no deployment, no discharge circumstances. Nothing. For a character trait that would normally carry a lot of narrative weight, that is a striking amount of blank space.
Asking whether anyone has found more, and if not, whether the blankness is the point.
the blankness has to be the point. you do not leave that much room in a two paragraph bio by accident
Stated and unelaborated is a good category and this game needs it more than any other release I can remember.
Nothing more exists. Army veteran and then straight to the grifters, no elaboration anywhere in official material.
My read is that it is there to explain competence without making him a career criminal, and that is all the bio needs it to do.
It is also the safest possible way to write it. Specifics about service invite scrutiny they do not need, and vagueness lets the story fill it in whenever it wants to.
Filing it as stated and unelaborated, which is a category I am having to use a lot with this game.
Which would make it background rather than plot, and I would honestly prefer that. Not every trait needs a mission attached.