Real Name: Ronald Wilson Reagan
Aliases: The Commander, Reagan
Identity: Public
Occupation: Former President of the United States, Leader of Reagan's Raiders
Citizenship: American
Place of Birth: Tampico, Illinois
Known Relatives: Jane Wyman (First Wife), Nancy Reagan (Second Wife)
Group Affiliation: Reagan's Raiders
Education: Eureka College
First Appearance: Reagan's Raiders (1963) - TV Series
History: Ronald Reagan, a former actor and the 40th President of the United States, transitioned into a leadership role in the fictional TV series Reagan's Raiders. The show portrayed him as the leader of an elite group of operatives known as Reagan's Raiders, who embarked on daring and patriotic missions to protect American interests both at home and abroad.

As the Commander, Reagan displayed charisma, determination, and a deep sense of duty. He led his team with unwavering resolve and relied on his strategic thinking and problem-solving abilities to overcome challenges. The show highlighted his strong leadership skills and portrayed him as an action-oriented figure who was always ready to defend his country.

Height: 6'1"
Weight: 185 lbs
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Brown (Gray during presidency)
Abilities: In the context of the TV series Reagan's Raiders, Ronald Reagan's abilities were portrayed in a heroic and action-oriented manner. He demonstrated tactical skills, physical fitness, and sharp decision-making. His leadership and strategic thinking were his primary strengths.

Accessories: In the TV series, Reagan's primary "accessories" were the resources and technology at the disposal of his team, Reagan's Raiders, which included vehicles, weapons, and equipment for their missions.

Notable Appearances:

    Reagan's Raiders (1963) - TV Series (Fictional)

Reagan's Raiders presented a fictional portrayal of Ronald Reagan that emphasized his leadership qualities, patriotism, and dedication to protecting American interests. While the TV series provided an imaginative interpretation of his persona, it contributed to the broader cultural perception of Ronald Reagan as a strong and determined leader.