Kenyon, D.

Early Life & Service
Darren Kenyon is a security operative employed as a Specialist to Sigma Security Group. Born in the city of Los Angeles, California, it became apparent to Kenyon that he wished to pursue some career in the film industry. Thus, Kenyon enlisted for 6 years in the United States Army as a Combat Production Specialist (25V) straight after high school.

However, his time in deployment seemed to shift his interest into infantry-based combat and leadership. Sigma Security Group initially hired Kenyon as a firearms instructor, videographer, and radio traffic operator in 2019.

Career
For the beginning few months, Kenyon trained over 300 operators in firearm manipulation and maintained Sigma Security Group's media & public affairs. But as his interest in leadership grew paramount, Kenyon wove his way into field command positions, assuming leadership of other operators in Sigma security operations.

As his confidence grew, Kenyon took the opportunity to be a Squad Leader for Operation Tempest as the Kurdish Rebellion grew amidst the Iran-Iraq War in 1984. There, he led one of the two squad-sized Sigma units to secure Iraqi FOBs and strongholds for the Kurdish Democratic Party to help establish Kurdistan.

In Operation Thunderhead, Kenyon commanded a squad-sized element alongside other key members to the offensive of Kalae Noowi. There, he witnessed the death of the primary operations lead John Cooper.