Sandle Alarcon

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Rear Admiral Alarcon (798 UC (489 IC / 3598 CE))
Gender:	Male
Affiliation:	Free Planets Alliance
Rank:	Rear admiral
Flagship(s):	Marduk
Status:	Deceased (killed in action)
Died:	798 UC (489 IC / 3598 CE)

Sandle Alarcon (Japanese: サンドル・アラルコン) was an Alliance rear admiral.

He was killed following the Eighth Battle of Iserlohn, when his and Rear Admiral Nguyen's fleets were destroyed in pursuit of the retreating Imperial survivors. (LOGH: 'Determination and Ambition')

Contents 1 Appendices 1.1 Appearances 1.2 Name variations 1.3 Background information

Appendices

Appearances

Name variations

• Sandle Alarcon (DVD subtitles)
• Sandar Alarcon (LD subtitles)
• サンドル・アラルコン (LD/DVD subtitles — Japanese)
• Sandor Alarcon (English fan sources)

Background information

The name Alarcon (more commonly Alarcón) is an Hispanic family name derived from the municipality of Alarcón in central Spain. Sandle, meanwhile, appears to be a mistranslation of the French/Greek name Sandre, ultimately a shortening of Alexandre or Aléxandros.

v•d•e Notable soldiers of the Alliance/EFRG/IR
Flag officers	al-Salem • Sandle Alarcon • Appleton • Bruce Ashbey • Dusty Attemborough • Baunsgoal • Vittorio di Bertini • Alexandre Bewcock • Birolinen (Dagon Era) • Birolinen • Borodin • Bronze • Ralph Carlsen • Alex Cazerne • Sinclair Cerebrese • Chen • Chung Wu-Cheng • Connally • John Drinker Cope • Dawson • Desch • Andrew Falk • Fang Tchewling • Edwin Fischer • Grant • Dwight Greenhill • Hawood • Willem Holland • Frederick Jasper • Kaltenborn • Konev • Kubersly • Lefebvre • Legrange • Lin Pao • Lassalle Lobos • Arthur Lynch • Mascagni • Marinetti • Matthewson • Willibald Joachim von Merkatz • Montcharmand • Moore • Lionel Morton • Murai • Nguyen Van Huu • Paetta • Pastolle • Fyodor Patrichev • Rockwell • Alfred Rosas • Walter von Schönkopf • Martin Otto von Siegmeister • Sidney Sithole • Stokes • Yūsuf Topparol • Ulanhu • Ramsay Wartz • Wallace Warwick • Yang Wen-li • Zarniel
Senior officers	Hamdi Ashur • Bagdash • Rainer Blumhardt • Bowly • Asadora Chartian • Christian • Aubry Coquelin • Barnaby Costea • Desch • Ebense • Emerson • Fields • Frederica Greenhill Yang • Heath • Jawaf • Jennings • Ivan Konev • Lao • Jean Robert Lapp • Kasper Linz • Hermann von Lüneburg • Marino • Nilsson • Pfeifer • Olivier Poplin • Bernhard von Schneider • Soon Soul • Toda • Veigh • Violla • Whitty • Malcolm Wideborn
Junior officers	Caldwell • Sále Aziz Cheikly • Karl von der Decken • Valerie Lynn Fitzsimmons • Goodwin • Warren Hughes • Julian Mintz • Franz Valleymunt
Lower ranks	Chan Tao • Ed • Hazuki • Katerose von Kreutzer • Louis Machungo • Simon