Josef Biscoff

Josef Biscoff is a Nazi commander who served Eugene Ricci.

Biography
Josef Biscoff accompanied Eugene Ricci to Greece when Ricci took over the capital city of Athens as his own personal base. Towards the end of the battle, General Marcus Winslow led an assault on the capital with a grand goal to capture Ricci. Josef informed Berechnen Dunkel about the current progress which was less than positive. Ricci told Dunkel that Josef had exaggerated and Dunkel ordered Ricci to evacuate Greece and scorch the country. Ricci was less than enthusiastic of fleeing, though Josef agreed with Dunkel. Ricci insisted on taking every single item in Greece that had any value to him with him but Josef constantly warned Dunkel that they didn't have much time to escape. When Winslow, now allied with the Greek freedom fighters, breached the capital, Josef lost patience with his superior. He and a pair of soldiers approached Ricci's helicopter as Ricci was still inside the capital.

Josef ordered the soldiers to go ahead of him and start the helicopter, remarking that Ricci was a fool for taking so long. Just as the Nazis entered the ship, Ricci and his bodyguards also came out, going toward his ship but it was too late. Josef looked back at Ricci as he escaped, and Ricci was left shocked as he had just missed his evacuation helicopter. Leaving Ricci behind, Josef told Dunkel of Ricci's arrogance and Dunkel was less than pleased. Dunkel then ordered Josef to tell the bombers to destroy Athens. As the bombers approached, Winslow and Ricci was seemingly about to die, they were destroyed at the last moment and this led to Ricci being taken captive and Athens' destruction was halted.