Sam Fisher

Samuel "Sam" Fisher (8 August 1957 - Living) an American spy, Field Commander of Fourth Echelon, Consultant of Paladin 9 Security, CIA Officer, highly-decorated former U.S. Navy SEAL Operator, NSA Special Ops Officer (Third Echelon Field Operative/"Splinter Cell" Program).

Early Life
Born on 8, August, 1957, Samuel Leo Fisher grew up in the Baltimore suburbs of Towson, Maryland. His father [NAME REDACTED] was employed as a case officer for the Central Intelligence Agency undercover in Moscow during the Cold War. His paternal grandmother enrolled him at a military boarding school after the death of his parents when he was a child and Sam majored in Political Science while at the U.S Naval Academy. He enlisted with the U.S. Navy at the age of 18, and by 1979 he was recruited by the CIA and sent to support the Mujaheddin in the Soviet-Afghan War.

The CIA supported the Mujaheddin in guerrilla-paramilitary warfare against the Soviet invaders, and worked as tacticians for Ahmad Massoud.

Gulf War (1990-1991)
Following his recruitment with the U.S. Navy SEALs upon the outbreak of the Gulf War, fighting in the Liberation of Kuwait Campaign and directing an espionage network throughout Iraq and Kuwait.

Operation Desert Storm
16, February, 1990,

The Farm - Virginia (2004-2006)
On 7, August, 2004, Sam underwent training at The Camp Peary Farm in Virginia, where he was observed by NSA official/3E Director Colonel Irving Lambert. Demonstrating skills adequate to successfully perform as an agent of Third Echelon for the NSA, Sam continued his strict regimen for the next two years, and eventually joined the program along with what was considered the first graduate of Third Echelon's Splinter Cell Program.