Art by the amazing  Hurricane128 of Staff Sergeant Ryan Schmidt, a human stationed at the military facility that is creating the wolfmen, in his Sons of Lycaon: Dog-Soldiers universe.
It has become a group project that I and others have joined to churn out some amazing content. I will be adding some here, but keep an eye on Hurri's account because he has been putting up some awesome stuff as well.
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Name: Ryan Schmidt
Service Branch: US Army
Rank: Staff Sergeant
Sex: Male
Blood Type: O-
Hair Color: Blonde
Eye Color: Green
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Age: 31
DOB: April 15th,1953

Known Family & Associates:
Vince Schmidt - (Father)
- DOB: July 17th, 1926 - (Age: 57)
Patty Schmidt - (Mother)
- DOB: October 24th, 1924 (Age: 59)
Abby Schmidt - (Wife)
- DOB: August 10th, 1953 - (Age: 29)
Samuel “Sam” Schmidt - (Son)
- DOB: March 1st, 1978 - (Age: 6)

History: Ryan Schmidt suffered emotional and physical abuse from his parents, Patty and Vince Schmidt. At the age of 16, his father caught him having sexual relations with another guy and beat him before kicking them both out of the house. Ryan spent the next two years couch surfing and living off the street until he turned 18 and could enlist in the army. Ryan found a sense of belonging and acceptance the army that he had never known in his life before. At 21, Ryan met Abby and they married one year later, right before he left for another deployment. Nine months later, at 22, Ryan became a father while deployed overseas. Years of service overseas put a strain on his marriage and left Abby often feeling like she is alone in the marriage. When Ryan is deployed back in the states working in the facility that would house the Dog-Soldier program, Abby thought that she would finally have the life that she expected to have with her husband. However, this would not be quite the case as Ryan soon demonstrated that he has a hard time separating himself from his military career. Upset by never knowing when he was going to be home or for how long and his habit of forgetting call to tell her when he had to stay late, Abby asked for a separation, stating that she was starting to feel like a guest in her own home. Reluctantly, Ryan agreed to move out and stay in an apartment nearby whenever he was not staying on base. For the sake of their son, they maintained an amicable relationship and have not yet decided on a divorce.