Battlefield 4 US Support - Bateman

Biography: "Specialist Raymond Philo has always been a family man. Despite the rocky relationship with his wife, he only cared about his son and daughter. They promised to not divorce as long as they took care of the children. No matter what happens, they would continue to still be together. There were some moments where he wish he'd never made that promise. Like when he couldn't find a job that could sustain his family, or when his wife found out about his late nights at the local bar. Pills and therapy did nothing to help sustain his growing depression. He wanted the best for his family. But he also needed to prove that he could care for them. Overdue bills and taxes were piling up, and he needed a way to pay them off fast. So he sold their home, moved to a cheap apartment, and enlisted for the military. He heard of the benefits that came from it. It would be enough to keep a roof over their heads. He quickly adjusted to military life. Though he had little time to talk with his family, those precious minutes are what reminded him to keep going. The longer he stayed in the military, the better quality of life his family received. He was getting phone call after phone call of how they moved out of the apartment and into a home, how they didn't need to frequently order cheap food from the market. Even his wife was acting less snappy. Everything was turning around for him, and he wanted it to keep it that way. However, he got word that they had an entire area blocked off due to a quarantine. That area soon being known as "ground zero" was where his family resided. Worried for the safety of his family, he registered to be one of the squads close by the area, but ended up being deployed in the far corner regions of the quarantine. He had orders to maintain the sector. But he was more troubled about what happened to his family. He asked HQ and other soldiers if they had seen them. If they had by some chance been rescued. But none of them gave him a straight answer. Chaos