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Master Sergeant Coray "Weaver" Ward was a scholar armed with a sniper rifle. He takes down enemies silently and efficiently, never giving away his position. They say a single bullet can turn a battle around, and Weaver knows it far too well.

He speaks 2 languages: Doctorate in Psychotherapy, an expert in marksmanship and a weapons specialist in Nomad's Kingslayer Team.

Coray Ward was born on November 12th, 1985 in Trenton, New Jersey. He excelled in his studies from an early age and graduated magna cum laude from Princeton before joining the Navy. He joined the regular SEAL Teams for a unknown amount of years, before he was accepted into DEVGRU under Joint Special Operations Command. It was during this time he mastered his impressive aiming skills, serving multiple tours as a combat sniper. Weaver received numerous medals and accolades for various missions, including one for a confirmed 2,210-meter sniper kill. He became a Ghost at the age of 30.

Weaver considers the Santa Blanca Drug Cartel to be a terrorist group and believes stopping them is a matter of national security. Weaver was assigned once again into Nomad's team, this time along with new fellow Ghost operators Holt and Midas, in their objective to take down the Santa Blanca drug cartel. Due to his higher education, Weaver acts and talks like a professor, though he tries to downplay his sophistication and doesn’t like to stand out. Conservative in his beliefs but libertarian at heart, he avoids talking politics with his teammates. He is currently undergoing a difficult divorce, and counsels veterans suffering from PTSD when he’s not deployed. He has a strong friendship with Nomad, making him the first person selected for the team.

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