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In the [[Semi-Annual Report to Confederation Headquarters Detailing Casualties Among the 88th Fighter Wing Assigned to CS Tiger Claw Covering the Period 2653.256-2654.075|88th Fighter Wing casualty report]], Sullivan was listed as ''"killed in action against the [[Kilrathi]] enemy"''. Sullivan's [[Wingman|wingman]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Camilla Saint James|Camilla "Grinder" Saint James]], was killed later during the same engagement, where she deliberately provoked the attacking Kilrathi, allowing the rest of her flight to escape. Krishnu is mentioned in Saint James's [[Bronze Star]] recommendation. | In the [[Semi-Annual Report to Confederation Headquarters Detailing Casualties Among the 88th Fighter Wing Assigned to CS Tiger Claw Covering the Period 2653.256-2654.075|88th Fighter Wing casualty report]], Sullivan was listed as ''"killed in action against the [[Kilrathi]] enemy"''. Sullivan's [[Wingman|wingman]], [[Lieutenant]] [[Camilla Saint James|Camilla "Grinder" Saint James]], was killed later during the same engagement, where she deliberately provoked the attacking Kilrathi, allowing the rest of her flight to escape. Krishnu is mentioned in Saint James's [[Bronze Star]] recommendation. | ||
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Confederation Space Force pilot, callsign "Capulet", assigned to the 88th Fighter Wing, TCS Tiger's Claw. Krishnu, a Lieutenant JG, was killed in action on 2653.292.
In the 88th Fighter Wing casualty report, Sullivan was listed as "killed in action against the Kilrathi enemy". Sullivan's wingman, Lieutenant Camilla "Grinder" Saint James, was killed later during the same engagement, where she deliberately provoked the attacking Kilrathi, allowing the rest of her flight to escape. Krishnu is mentioned in Saint James's Bronze Star recommendation.
