Name: JAMES BOND
Affiliation: MI6 - S.I.S.
Nationality: British
Height: 6'1"
Weight: 167 lbs
Hair: Black
Eyes: Blue
Age: 35
Race: Caucasian
Gender: Male

Bond's parents died when he was eleven. They were killed in a climbing accident in the Aiguilles Rouge above Chamonix. His father, Andrew Bond of Glencoe, Scotland, was a foreign representative of the Vickers armaments firm. His mother, Monique Delacroix, was Swiss. She attended to his early education and taught him to speak German and French fluently.

After their deaths, Bond was sent to live with his aunt, Charmain Bond, in the quaintly named hamlet of Pett Bottom. She prepared Bond for entry into public school and at age 12 he attended Eton. After only two semesters the school requested Miss Bond to remove him. There had been some trouble concerning one of the boy's maids. James then transferred to Fettes, his fathers old school. By the time he graduated, at age 17, he had gained a reputation on the school boxing team and had helped organize the first judo class at an English public school. He went on to Cambridge, but left to join the Royal Navy.

He excelled in his training, becoming a crack shot and an expert in self-defense. But he was not content. He would push himself beyond the normal requirements of the service and always seemed bored by the mundane aspects of navy life. His exemplary skills and psychiatric profile were brought to the attention of Admiral Sir Miles Messervy (the former M), who had Bond investigated. Sir Miles arranged for the then Ensign Bond to act as a courier to East Berlin, ostensibly because of Bond's command of German. In reality, MI6 was having trouble using that courier route. M hoped that Bond would be able to root out the trouble. Bond went well beyond M's expectations and not only uncovered the double agent but dispatched him efficiently. M then recruited Bond directly in to the Investigation and Enforcement Branch, where he has proven his value time and again.

Bond's role with MI6 has changed somewhat since the new M, Barbara Mawdsley, replaced the now retired Sir Miles Messervy. The new M was somewhat reluctant to utilize Bond in the field. She found his methods, while fitting for the Cold War, were not as effective in the new politically correct bureaucracy. However, she has since come to realize that there are missions that require brutal violence and that these are the missions in which 007 excels.