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== History == | == History == | ||
[[Berezovich Kryuger]] was a former member of the | ===Formation=== | ||
[[Berezovich Kryuger]] was a former member of the Soviet Army and [[Soviet Union#Ministry of Internal Affairs|Ministry of Internal Affairs]] who participated in the rescue and escort operation of scientist [[Persicaria]] as a tactical commander during [[World War Three]].<ref name=Files2G /> Kryuger had witnessed many deaths during his military career and wanted to dedicate his later years to less destructive purposes, like protecting populations lacking government protection.<ref name=NPC>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], NPC</ref> | |||
Sometimes in 2052, Kryuger received a visit from his acquaintance [[Griffin]], who asked him to retire and create a private military company named Griffin and Kryuger, staffed with armed civilian [[Tactical Doll]]s purchased using the financial backing of [[Rossartrism|a mysterious group]] interested in promoting T-Dolls for the paramilitary market. Griffin would keep a share of the profits but relinquish all management decisions to Kryuger, trusting that their interests would naturally align. Kryuger's reputation would also attract military veterans to command the T-Dolls and his connections would enable him to get early contracts from the Soviet military. While Kryuger was reluctant to use T-Dolls at first, he accepted since this would also let him work with his friend Persica<ref>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.2]], [[Confidential Files]], Finale</ref><ref>Contradicting the second [[Confidential Files]], the first set of files states that Kryuger left the Ministry after receiving payment for the mission involving Persica and used the money to start G&K.</ref> and would save money compared to hiring humans soldiers.<ref>Contradicting later sources, the timeline in [[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]] states that G&K's forces were human soldiers at first.</ref> G&K developed good relations with T-Dolls manufacturer [[IOP]], Kryuger and IOP's director [[Havier Witkin]] maintained good personal relations<ref name=Files2G /> and Kryuger himself took an interest in the development of Second Generation T-Dolls.<ref name=Timeline>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Timeline</ref> | |||
This close partnership let Kryuger provide direct data feedback about T-Dolls efficiency to IOP's main R&D subcontractor, Hermit (in reality a shell corporation used by IOP to protect its employees Persicaria and [[Lycoris]] from their former colleagues of [[90WISH]]). G&K's collaboration was instrumental in further improving T-Dolls<ref name=Files2G /> and meant that IOP was willing to occasionally take back dolls from G&K to return them to the civilian market.<ref name=Glossary /> G&K was later hired by IOP's competitor [[Sangvis Ferri]] to escort Lycoris to their underground research facilities, after the scientist decided to leave Hermit. Kryuger accepted only if SF would share Lycoris' future results with him. G&K's influence as a partner prevented Witkin from seeking retribution against Lycoris.<ref name=Files2G>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, The Second Generation of Tactical Dolls</ref> | This close partnership let Kryuger provide direct data feedback about T-Dolls efficiency to IOP's main R&D subcontractor, Hermit (in reality a shell corporation used by IOP to protect its employees Persicaria and [[Lycoris]] from their former colleagues of [[90WISH]]). G&K's collaboration was instrumental in further improving T-Dolls<ref name=Files2G /> and meant that IOP was willing to occasionally take back dolls from G&K to return them to the civilian market.<ref name=Glossary /> G&K was later hired by IOP's competitor [[Sangvis Ferri]] to escort Lycoris to their underground research facilities, after the scientist decided to leave Hermit. Kryuger accepted only if SF would share Lycoris' future results with him. G&K's influence as a partner prevented Witkin from seeking retribution against Lycoris.<ref name=Files2G>[[The Art of Girls' Frontline Vol.1]], Confidential Files, The Second Generation of Tactical Dolls</ref> | ||
Aside from IOP, G&K also benefited from the support of [[KCCO]]'s [[General Carter]], a former superior of Kryuger who exerted his influence to provide G&K with better quota of maximum T-Doll employment numbers, smuggle weapons and organize media blackouts. In exchange, Kryuger handed Carter data about | Aside from IOP, G&K also benefited from the support of [[KCCO]]'s [[General Carter]], a former superior of Kryuger who exerted his influence to provide G&K with better quota of maximum T-Doll employment numbers, smuggle weapons and organize media blackouts. In exchange, Kryuger handed Carter data about Sangvis Ferri T-Dolls, which Carter could use to further his own interests by developing more powerful military androids and secure his place within the New [[Soviet Union]] military.<ref>[[Girls' Frontline]], Chapter 8-1</ref> This secret partnership eventually led to G&K being chosen as KCCO's scapegoat for their own plans involving {{enemy name|Elisa|boss}}.<ref>[[Girls' Frontline]], Chapter 9-3</ref> | ||
G&K officially began to take security contracts in 2055, quickly gaining reputation as a PMC. In 2060, G&K directly requested IOP to integrate [[Neural Cloud]] technology into their T-Dolls, becoming a standard. The same year, multiple G&K branches were attacked under unknown circumstances and several high-ranking human employees were killed, but not Kryuger himself. | G&K officially began to take security contracts in 2055, quickly gaining reputation as a PMC. In 2060, G&K directly requested IOP to integrate [[Neural Cloud]] technology into their T-Dolls, becoming a standard. The same year, multiple G&K branches were attacked under unknown circumstances and several high-ranking human employees were killed, but not Kryuger himself.<ref name=Timeline /> | ||
{{ | ===Against Sangvis Ferri=== | ||
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In 2062, one year after the [[Butterfly Incident]] where Lycoris was killed and Sangvis Ferri dolls turned against mankind, the weakened G&K took up the contract to keep Sangvis Ferri T-Dolls within Sector 09. Six months into the contract,<ref name=Timeline /> the PMC was in desperate need of extra personnel to face SF forces and urgently recruited a new batch of human commanders, among them [[the Commander]].<ref name=Timeline /><ref name=Glossary /> | |||
===In exile=== | |||
G&K suffered a massive blow when the [[KCCO]] turned against them in 2064 and Director Kryuger was arrested under false charges. G&K nevertheless continued to operate under Helian's command, as per Kryuger's wishes.<ref>[[Singularity]] 1C3 & 1C4</ref> | G&K suffered a massive blow when the [[KCCO]] turned against them in 2064 and Director Kryuger was arrested under false charges. G&K nevertheless continued to operate under Helian's command, as per Kryuger's wishes.<ref>[[Singularity]] 1C3 & 1C4</ref> | ||
