The picture above are some of the commanders that Grifon & Kryuger PMC employed who are all military veterans from different nations.

Also, the female commander in the picture is Thompson's girlfriend and Commander.

And from what could gather from the stories posted on that deviant art account, each of the commanders here have had their own stories with particular T-dolls, some more clear than others, but here's the stories that correlate with each commander:

In the story "Le Lit d'hopital", the French Medic was brought in to care for Ribeyrolles due to his studies on cybernetics, the story itself implying that Ribeyrolles is somekind of artificial human, which imo doesn't help the inconsistency of what T-Dolls are in terms of how they are created, Enfield is depicted by this artist as a more mechanical being.

The Israeli Intelligence Agent appears to be TAR-21's commander, from the story "The Isolated Star of David".

The US Sailor is most likely the commander that accompanies Springfield in the stories with her, those being "Springfield's Chalet" and "Springfield's Apple Pie".

The Female Military Police officer could be the commander that is featured in the story with G11 called "A brief moment of leisure".

And of course, the US Paratrooper with the eyepatch is definitely the character that Lee-Enfield ends up with in the story "A Bridge Too Far".

...Am I thinking too hard?

ThatOneDudeLooking said:

And from what could gather from the stories posted on that deviant art account, each of the commanders here have had their own stories with particular T-dolls, some more clear than others, but here's the stories that correlate with each commander:

In the story "Le Lit d'hopital", the French Medic was brought in to care for Ribeyrolles due to his studies on cybernetics, the story itself implying that Ribeyrolles is somekind of artificial human, which imo doesn't help the inconsistency of what T-Dolls are in terms of how they are created, Enfield is depicted by this artist as a more mechanical being.

The Israeli Intelligence Agent appears to be TAR-21's commander, from the story "The Isolated Star of David".

The US Sailor is most likely the commander that accompanies Springfield in the stories with her, those being "Springfield's Chalet" and "Springfield's Apple Pie".

The Female Military Police officer could be the commander that is featured in the story with G11 called "A brief moment of leisure".

And of course, the US Paratrooper with the eyepatch is definitely the character that Lee-Enfield ends up with in the story "A Bridge Too Far".

...Am I thinking too hard?

About that inconsistency, so it turns out that the artbook that this picture and the stories that came with it is not canon. Turns out a guy named Deadpapilio who used to work with the Chinese publishers of Girls Frontline hired some fanfic writers to create some stories of the T-Dolls and their Commanders and publish a fanbook by claiming it was a official product by having some of the game's artists art in the book as well even though Mica Team, Girls Frontline actual creators, never authorized this book or confirmed the stories inside were canon in the first place.

Since the truth came out, the stories in that book are now treated as fanon and not official.

I feel like a fiddle for thinking that book was official. :(

fsnfanboy said:

About that inconsistency, so it turns out that the artbook that this picture and the stories that came with it is not canon. Turns out a guy named Deadpapilio who used to work with the Chinese publishers of Girls Frontline hired some fanfic writers to create some stories of the T-Dolls and their Commanders and publish a fanbook by claiming it was a official product by having some of the game's artists art in the book as well even though Mica Team, Girls Frontline actual creators, never authorized this book or confirmed the stories inside were canon in the first place.

Since the truth came out, the stories in that book are now treated as fanon and not official.

I feel like a fiddle for thinking that book was official. :(

Well, at least it looks really nice and has an interesting approach even if non-canon?