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| − | Robert B. Westlake graduated from the University of Tennessee with a degree in Criminal Justice in 1988. He spent a few years with the Tennessee Highway Patrol and then was accepted into the FBI Academy. He graduated from Quantico and became a badged FBI agent in 1993. Along the way, he married his late wife Carol and they had one daughter, Emily.
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| − | By the winter of 1994 he'd been inducted into ''Delta Green'', working a variety of investigations over the next half-dozen years. He lost cell members and friends. His wife died. He's seen things no man ought to. He nearly lost his badge after certain questions were raised about the presence of his fingerprints near a dead old Nazi in Lawrence, Kansas. Delta Green was with him through all of that.
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| − | Whatever this new ''thing'' is that the government has stood up in the last few years might be doing the work, but it isn't Delta Green. Westlake - McKay - has worked to avoid coming to the Program's attention, in favor of continuing to protect his daughter, grandson, and the rest of everything with the organization he knows.
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