Valencia Ishtamari

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Valencia Ishtamari

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Society Nationality  Spanish Date of birth 5 November 1990, Irving, California, USA Date of death 9 Feburary 2013, Athens, Greece (aged 23) Residence Spain, Valencian Community Sex Female Political party Partido Otaku Nippon (SP) Faith Taoism Newspaper Valencia's English Paper

Military Military unit Bad People Squadron 4th Regiment Position Member Military rank  Sergeant Aircraft rank  Airman

Valencia Duller Ishtamari (November 5th, 1990 - Feburary 9th, 2013) was a citizen in Spain that lived in the Valencian Community. She was the youngest citizen to ever partake in a war or in politics ever in Spain. She was a member of Bad People, and army division in Spain, and is part of the 4th Regiment of the army.

Early Life and Childhood

Valencia's parents was originally from the United States who had moved to Santiago due to the troubling economy during that time. Valencia's parents had an uneasy relation, and she moved in with her grandmother who was a native to the Valencian Community (her parents named her after the exact community) and lived with her grandmother since that time.

Service in the Military

Being one of the worlds youngest soldiers, Valencia entered the Fuerzas Armadas del PON regiment and fought along side many of their battles. At the age of 21, she became a full member after years of service, and since, remained in the regiment, but left after noticing that she found a new one known as Bad People, who spoke English as a secondary Language. She manage to win a few battles in the Canary Islands campaign.

Death

On Feburary 9th, 2013, Valencia's death was announced by the user of the same name that she is no longer going to be used for anything whatsoever. He said that her cause of death was during a campaign in Attica, Greece where she had suffered a fatal wound and did not recovered. Her body was buried in Skopje, in the Former Yugoslavic Republic of Macedonia (FYROM).