During one of the early skirmishes with the Dakota, the U.S.S. Constance came to the rescue of the U.S.S. Foxton Grove, it was there Webster definitively proved himself in rescuing the then Captain John Caine after Caine’s fighter was crippled.

Once the agreed armistice with the Dakota officially collapsed Webster found himself transferred under Caine aboard the U.S.S. Patton as his wingman – Caine had not forgotten Webster’s skill years earlier.

The two became close friends serving together for the next two years.

Webster assisted Caine during the Battle of Van Gaal and was one of the few who stayed with Caine even after the retreat orders had been given.

Webster helped Caine through a hardest time of his life, after the loss of his wife and child at Van Gaal VI, Caine then opted to transfer to the Special Forces.

After Caine transferred out, Webster found himself as acting Air Wing Commander aboard the Patton. He would fill this position for three years.

Meanwhile Caine has gone into the strategic reserve forces and dropped off the map, Webster was ordered to track him down and bring him back – a new mission of the highest importance was awaiting him.

Webster was happy to have Caine as his superior again aboard the Patton.

Webster is extreme loyal, this quality is only matched by his bravery and excellent flight skills, he is Caine’s right hand man and is always there to provide support.

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