Steve Rowland

Steve Rowland (born April 16, 1967 in Southbourg, Alabama - died in 2000 or 2001, Mexico) was an American army officer. He served as a captain in the US Army and as the squad leader of a SPADS-unit. He was also a member of the organization known as The XX.

Career
Steve Rowland was a gifted soldier. After succesfully serving in operation Desert Storm (presumably under the command of Colonel Seymour MacCall), Rowland volunteerd to join the SPADS, a special forces unit within the US Army. Not long after joining the SPADS in 1995, Rowland was promoted to Lieutenant. In even shorter time he climbed up to the rank of captain and was given command of his own unit.

In october 1999, Rowland was removed from the SPADS for unknown reasons, either from his own accord or by mandate of his commanding officer. According to his military file, kept in the archives of the Pentagon, he was killed in action whilst on mission in Mexico somewhere around the turn of the century.

It is known that Steve Rowland was a member of a notorious clandestine organization known as The XX. It is likely that Rowland was recruited into the organization by the aformentioned colonel MacCall, number IX of this organization, during Operation Desert Storm.

Personal life
Steve Rowland was born in Southbourg, Alabama on April 16, 1967. He was born to Jeremie and Deborah Rowland, and later moved to St. Easton, Maryland. He was married to Kim Rowland (born as Kim Carrington), daughter of US Army general Benjamin Carrington.