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During his first days and battles he leads the team with a cool head, however is very frustrated with the lack of respect he gets from his team;, especially [[Spensa]], and refuses to use the Callsign of Jerkface.{{book ref|Skyward|11}} He tries to comfort the team by giving a speech after Bim and Morningtide died, which was not a very good one and probably taken off a book.{{book ref|Skyward|20}}

In a later flight, Spensa's flightmate, [[Hurl]], dies. She crashes because she was unwilling to eject. Spensa announces she will give her a proper pilot’s burial and is followed by Jorgen who takes her in his hover-car. He brought the materials for a funeral pyre. They recovered Hurl's pin to give to her parents and burned Hurl's body. He also helped [[Spensa]] with taking the booster for her ship. [[Spin]] tells the rest of the crew about what they did for Hurl and Jorgen was better respected after that.{{book ref|Skyward|34}}

Jorgen was so eager to get the respect from his crew that he bullied the team around on the first days. [[Spensa]] on the other hand resented him for having it “easy”. As a result, there was constant rivalry between them in the beginning. Spensa was responsible offor Jorgen’s Callsign: Jerkface which frustrates him.{{book ref|Skyward|9}}

During a “game” ran by Cobb in the simulation, Jorgen’s better flying techniques and strategy was about to earn him a win; however Spensa, who was up in the mark at that moment, crashed herself into him winning the game. He was so frustrated with her, he revealed to Skyward Flight that Spensa was the daughter of [[Chaser]]; whichthis did alienatealienated her from other members and provokingprovoked Spensa to steal the power source of Jorgen's hover car.{{book ref|Skyward|15}}

Spensa continues to challenge Jorgen’s authority and disobeys a direct order of formation. He calls in again on her father’s heritage and she assaultassaults him badly; though he complains about her insubordination again, he doesn’t attack her.{{book ref|Skyward|23}} Convinced that he would call on her, she goes to the Admiral’s office requesting disciplinary actions from her. Jorgen was there and prevented it from happening;, letting her know his flight needed every pilot.{{book ref|Skyward|24}} After that she becomes more sensible and even ashamed of the treatment he was getting as she knew it was partially her fault.{{book ref|Skyward|31}}

When [[Spensa]] finds out about what really happened in the battle of Alta, the only person she opens to is Jorgen. She asks him not to fix but listen. He is able to comfort her.{{book ref|Skyward|44}}