He is the true leader behind the sending of the projectile to the Moon and the president of the Gun Club. He has a flawless mind, a serious stance, and an unwavering belief in scientific principles. During the journey, he performs the most critical calculations and uses the projectile like a laboratory against the dangers of the outside world. He explains events and deviations in a calm language through algebraic and physical equations. He is relied upon for every difficult decision the team makes. He accepts even the danger of being stranded in space or failing to land on the Moon with the composure of a scientist.
He founded a club that brought together the experiences of artillery officers during the American Civil War. While leading the Baltimore-based Gun Club, he personally carried out all the economic and engineering planning required to achieve the first in world history: sending communication or humans to the Moon.
He has a face with serious features and is a man with a determined, robust, and generally American politeness and formal demeanor. He is often depicted with a ledger, compass, or pencil in hand.
J.-T. Maston
He views him as a loyal comrade left behind, whom he trusts to inherit their legacy even when there is no chance of return.
Michel Ardan
He appreciates Michel's wild ideas and energy but often has to restrain him and provide the scientific explanation for events.
Yüzbaşı Nicholl
Due to his great confidence in his analytical intellect, he views him as a perfect collaborator in his decisions.