Terrence Loweman

Sergeant Terrence Loweman served under commanding officer Nelson Yowell in Afghanistan. His most noticeable effort was during their tour in Afghanistan when the infected had attacked a small town.

Loweman and his team were already in the town when the attack begun and quick thinking allowed reinforcements to arrive and the population to evacuate to safe premises.

Loweman and his team were already briefed on the situation with the infected and had known what to expect. However they didn’t expect an attack so soon and from a sizable force. Loweman and his team successfully defended the town from being overrun with coordinated efforts relaying coordinates to their artillery batteries and bombarding the infected surrounding the town. Shortly after reports were being relayed through the radio channels that the infected had began invading the country.

During their withdrawal from Afghanistan, Loweman and his team volunteered to locate and rescue a trapped U.S. Army platoon in the hills in Afghanistan that had been pinned down by the Taliban and had now been trapped by the infected. Loweman and his team successfully rescued and extracted the trapped U.S. Army team.

Loweman partook in the battle for Melbourne serving under his same commanding officer Yowell. Loweman was killed as he saved several civilians from being killed by the infected.

