Brandon Thomas

US Marine Sergeant Brandon Beckett, son of legendary Marine sniper Thomas Beckett (portrayed by Tom Berenger in Sniper 1-3), is stationed in Zimbala, Africa on a peace keeping mission working closely with the UN. German UN base commander, Hans Jaeger, sends Brandon and his squad into the neighboring war ravaged Democratic Republic of the Congo to extricate the last remaining plantation owner Belgian Jean Van Brunt. On the mission, Brandon and his squad are met with fierce enemy fire from a hostile sniper who manages to kill all of them except Brandon and Van Brunt's daughter Kelli. A wounded Brandon and Kelli together make their way back to the UN base with the help of local big game hunter former mercenary and friend of Van Brunt's?Martin Chandler. While recovering back at the base, the wounded Brandon gets a surprise visit from an old friend of his father, Richard Miller, whom he hasn't seen or heard from since he was 12 years old. Miller wants to get him back home and out of trouble. But Brandon doesn't want any help. He wants to find the assailant, swears to take revenge against those who set him up. Base Commander Jaeger isn't interested in tracking down the enemy sniper. Instead he issues orders to pull all travel permits into the DRC, preparing to retreat from the area. Even attractive British Intelligence Officer Ellen Ambramowitz can't offer any help. Brandon decides he must find out on his own. Seeing his determination, Miller teaches Brandon some sniping tricks before the young sergeant secretly leaves the base. Together with Chandler, Beckett makes his way deep into rebel territory. But just when they seem to be making some head way, they're met with a big surprise...

Built to Shred: : -- Jeff King and the crew are given a Volvo and with a little help from an old catamaran the Volvo becomes a Shredamaran. Featuring wake skaters Scott Byerly, Brandon Thomas and Metal Mulisha's Derek Garland.

Feb. 29: Sgt. Brandon Morgan, a gay Marine whose homecoming kiss with his partner was captured on camera and went viral, talks to msnbc's Thomas Roberts about breaking stereotypes and not being afraid to be himself.

Feb. 9: Brandon White, the victim of a vicious beating in Atlanta that was caught on surveillance camera, tells MSNBC's Thomas Roberts he was targeted because he is gay.