Konrad Rinnesal

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Commander Rinnesal (799 UC (1 NIC / 490 IC / 3599 CE))
Gender:	Male
Affiliation:	Galactic Empire Lippstadt League (formerly)
Rank:	Commander
Status:	Alive (799 UC (1 NIC / 490 IC / 3599 CE))
Played by:	Inagaki Satoru (OVA series 2) Inagaki Masayuki (OVA series 3)

Konrad Rinnesal (Japanese: コンラート・リンザー) was an Imperial commander who served under Admiral August Samuel Wahlen during the pacification

Contents 1 Biography 2 Rank history 3 Appendices 3.1 Appearances 3.2 Name variations

Biography

During the Imperial Civil War in 797 UC (488 IC / 3597 CE), Rinnesal was a lieutenant who served aboard a supply ship of the Littenheim Fleet, fighting for the Lippstadt League. His allegiance soon changed after he was injured and became one of the few survivors of his ship's crew, when Marquis Wilhelm von Littenheim opened fire on his own vessels because they were in the way. He later presented himself to Admiral Siegfried Kircheis and offered to appeal to Littenheim's troops in Garmisch Fortress to surrender. However, Littenheim was killed in an explosion by one of his men before this could be done. (LOGH: 'Courage and Loyalty')

By 799 UC (1 NIC / 490 IC / 3599 CE), Rinnesal was serving the New Galactic Empire of Kaiser Reinhard and held the rank of commander. He led the ground troops into the bunkers on Earth during the Empire's pacification of the Terraist Church. (LOGH: 'Holy Land')

Rank history

• Lieutenant — LOGH: 'Courage and Loyalty'
• Lt commander — ?
• Commander — LOGH: 'Holy Land'

Appendices

Appearances

Name variations

• Konrad Rinnesal (DVD subtitles)
• Konrad Linser (LD subtitles)
• コンラート・リンザー (LD/DVD subtitles — Japanese)

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Senior officers	Adenauer • Ansbach • Bendling • Burdach • Dunckel • Glaeser • Guzman • Jakob Hauptmann • Herder • Julgens • Laemmler • Hildegard von Lohengramm • Martial • Ratzel • Rauditz • Emil von Reckendorf • Konrad Rinnesal • Theodor von Rücke • Sanders • Bernhard von Schneider • Horst Schürer
Junior officers	Armsdorf • Hartmann Bertram • Drewentz • Ein • Fugenberch • Götz • Preßburg • Wyn Vandenberg
Lower ranks	Kurlich • Kurt • Kurt Singhuber • Paulus • Tonio