Jackson's world is almost identical to the real-world Earth but with some difference to world history. The changes start from the Falklands War and continues to the present day, but it isn't a drastic change. The specific events that happen which are unique to this universe is: the discovery of an alien spacecraft by the British, and the creation of two (three?) super soldiers who's existence gets leaked to the public, prompting Geneva convention to get involved and being granted human rights. Although controversy still lingers on, the fate of the secret technology is unknown and there isn't too much legacy.

The British SAS is one of the most prestigious and best special forces in the world; Troopers in the British SAS are trained to vigorously fight, particularly in counter-terrorism and Spec OPS.

In mid-1982, during the start of the Falklands War, the naval task force of the Royal Navy (Britain) had set off on their journey to the Falklands to retake the island from the Argentinians. During the task force's passing through the Northern Atlantic Ocean, a suspicious object was detected entering the atmosphere plunging into the sea and was successfully recovered. The object was then taken back to British land where it was examined by the British Military and BAE Systems. This object wasn't a new, experiment spy satellite concocted by the Russians, but rather, this was actually an alien spacecraft. With this new technology in hand, the British Military handed the technology to BAE Systems in hopes that they could develop a new, game changing technology in secret. BAE Systems started several projects utilizing the recovered technology, and one of them — 'Project Hellion' — was the first to be completed. The result of this project was a super soldier, male and part German Shepherd with unique abilities, and he was named Jackson. Jackson was kept in containment, and although he was treated well with access to food & water, education, hygiene and even given entertainment, BAE Systems continuously tested and experimented on Jackson against his will. This continued until he was 15 when his entire existence — including Project Hellion and except the technology — was exposed, causing rioting and prompting the Geneva Convention to intervene. The Geneva Convention outlawed the creation/production and forced Britain to give him human rights, effectively making him a citizen. Despite Jackson being granted freedom, his social life often consisted of alienation and controversy, but he braved through it for the most part. However, the most intriguing thing about his life after being released from containment is that Jackson decided to pursue a career in the military. Jackson believed, "it was the only thing I was made to do." Jackson began basic training for the Royal Marines when he was 16, and then stepped up to the Special Air Service (SAS) when he was 20. As of current, Jackson is still serving with the Special Air Service in Afghanistan, fighting and carrying out special operations.

The IFAK is just a first-aid kit wearing fancy camo. It contains: tourniquets, bandages and gauze, bacitracin antibiotic ointment and povidone-iodine topical solution, and water purification tablets.

The AN/PVS-21 is a low profile night vision goggle that is especially optimal for Spec OPS. It is mounted on Jackson's helmet and has an horizontal FoV of 40 degrees when intensified (night vision) and 165 degrees when unaided, 90 degrees vertical. The goggles are water-proof, being able to be submerged up to 3 meters underwater.

The standard issue helmet of the British Army, it is cover in desert camo and is projected to be able to prevent at least 50% of penetrations by rounds moving at 650 m/s (2,132 fps)

The Mk.4 Osprey's Body Armour is a Level-3 type of armour which means it is designed to protect against small-calibre and most hunting rifle rounds. It also carries around 9 rifle-magazine pouches (2 magazines each) and 1 pistol-magazine pouch (2 magazines each).

There are a few details I didn't want to mention in the story to keep it small and easy to follow along. Firstly, Jackson's last name wasn't the result of him being adopted into a family when he was freed from containment, he actually choose that name for himself meaning. His family is his own blood.

Although he wasn't adopted, Jackson was taken care of by a normal family (the 'Wilsons') with military-grade medical professionals assisting in Jackson's care.