Tobruk was lost but the British Naval Intelligence had noticed Karl's skills and recruited him as an agent to infiltrate the Axis-held oasis of Gaberoun to investigate the whereabouts of a British informant that was following the trail of General Franz Vahlen. In June 1942, Karl Fairburne was a volunteer sniper in the British Army defending Tobruk during the Battle of Gazala.
Karl's exploits made him a legend among soldiers, and were instrumental in the Allied victory in the Second World War. Karl has been charged with various objectives, including: Assassination, reconnaissance and intelligence gathering, sabotage, search and rescue, and the recruitment/elimination of Nazi scientists. He was often sent as a solo infiltration unit, on some of the most top secret espionage missions during the second world War. Karl's skill as a sniper was unmatched, and he became a great asset to the allies, during the Second World War.
He studied at West Point, shortly after America's entrance into World War II in December of 1941, where he became a qualified Sniper. He was the son of an British American ambassador to Germany before the war broke out, and was raised in Berlin. Very little is known about Karl's life prior to his military service.
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