Matilda Ajan commands the Earth Federation’s Medea Supply Unit, spearheading critical resource deliveries to the White Base under General Revil’s directive. Her unescorted missions employ high-risk aerial maneuvers with Medea transports to outmaneuver Zeon patrols, sustaining the White Base’s isolated operations as an indispensable lifeline. Beyond logistics, she shapes battlefield strategy, compelling the White Base’s involvement in Operation Odessa—a pivotal Federation assault to retake Odessa’s mining zones. The mission is disrupted when Zeon’s elite Black Tri-Stars ambush the ship. To shield the White Base from Ortega’s advancing Dom mobile suit, she executes a daring collision with her Medea. Ortega retaliates, fatally detonating the cockpit on November 6, U.C. 0079. Her rapport with the crew blends professional dedication with personal resonance. Several young male members, including Amuro Ray, harbor unspoken affections toward her poise and striking presence, though she maintains a focused detachment. Posthumously, Amuro encounters her fiancé, Lieutenant Woody Malden, at Jaburo. Malden reflects on her unwavering resolve, affirming her choice to sacrifice herself for those she swore to protect. Alternate narratives reshape her fate: a novelization ambiguously extends her survival past the One Year War, while *Gihren’s Greed* permits players to avert her death by withholding White Base reinforcements during the Tri-Stars’ assault—a divergence outside canonical lore. Her legacy echoes symbolically in media like *Super Robot Wars 30*, where a photograph of her emerges as a recurring visual element among characters who mysteriously lose their copies across timelines, quietly underscoring her lasting influence on allies once bolstered by her resolve.