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Gearbox Software's Brothers in Arms video game series includes two installments released in 2005 and a third released in 2008. [edit] Captain Nicholas Robert FazioCaptain Fazio not seen at all during the game but mentioned in RTH30. [edit] Road to Hill 30He is seen dead in the mission that you have Allen and Garnett under your command for the first time. it is said that "they wouldnt just leave him here". [edit] DeathHe is killed by a German sniper and is seen on the ground in the mission where you first have Allen and Garnett under your command. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Thomas LockeLocke is briefly seen in RTH30. He is seen wounded in the mission No Better Spot to Die. [edit] DeathHe is killed when Baker is gone getting the tanks. He is killed by a German Kar98k. His body, along with others, is missing at the end of the mission. [edit] Trivia
[edit] James YorkYork is seen several times in Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30. He is first seen after Mac tells you that there is an MG killing men as they pass by it in the mission after tank commander Risner dies. He is seen again in Purple heart lane when he is shot and wounded. He is then seen again in Cole's charge, where he is again wounded. He is seen one last time in Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 in the Battle of Hill 30. He is wounded when a bullet hits him in his throat. You see him appear to die while another paratrooper yells, "York! Get up man!". His body is missing along with those of Hooper, Locke and others when Baker returns with the 2nd Armored Division. He apparently lives through his wounds received at Hill 30, as you see him in the mission Hedgerow Hell in Brothers In Arms: Earned in Blood, which takes place 2 days after the fighting at Hill 30. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Nicholas Hooper
Hooper is a Soldier (Not a main character) who is seen just as a paratrooper, he is seen in the missions, No better spot to die (Proluge),Cole's Charge, and No Better Spot to Die. He gets only a few lines which are only in the mission No Better Spot To Die. The Lines are. Private Hooper: INCOMING!
[edit] Thomas Mitchell
Corporal Thomas Mitchell is briefly seen in Road to Hill 30. He is seen at the beginning of the game hanging in the tree where Matt killed his first Germans. He was the only one out of his plane. His plane is seen exploding in Hell's Highway in the movie "Previously in Brothers in Arms". It is also thought that he is the man with the knife in his chest in the mission after Risner dies as he has corporal strips. [edit] Larry James Allen
[edit] BackgroundBorn in Connecticut he enlisted in the Army right after high school. Allen developed a strong friendship with Garnett since boot camp. They always have a sly and sarcastic remark for every situation and seem to pride themselves on that fact. He and Garnett often sparred with Pfc. Leggett over who was the better superhero, Superman (idolized by Allen and Garnett) or Batman (idolized by Leggett). The two are seen operating a bazooka during the battle at "Objective XYZ", neither of them with any great amount of skill. [edit] Road To Hill 30Allen is first seen on the morning of D-Day with Garnett. The two always appear together during the rest of the game. During the flanking of a farm house with Leggett, Allen and Garnett were both shot dead. Leggett's survival drew suspicion from the rest of the squad.Also Sam Corrion didn't wanted to kill Leggett. [edit] DeathIn the mission "Buying the Farm" in Road To Hill 30 Private Allen, accompanied by Private Garnett, and Pfc. Leggett attempt to flank the farmhouse using a pincer move. While at the rear the three were ambushed: Allen and Garnett were killed, while Leggett survived. Allen is seen in a trailer for Hell's Highway lying on the floor with Leggett in front of him; when Garnett is sniped, he is enraged and runs toward a German soldier and stabs him in the neck with his knife. In Hell's Highway, it is revealed that Leggett actually got into a fight with Allen, which resulted in Garnett's death by a sniper shot to the head. Allen kills a German with his knife by stabbing him in the chin before he can react. Allen and is then mortally wounded by a nearby German who shoots him in the stomach. He falls on the ground due to his wound and crawls towards his M1 Garand while the German that shot him keeps firing at him. He proceeds to kill him with the M1 Garand. Finally, Allen kills a last German who goes to his knees in an attempt to surrender after realizing he has no more ammunition (that, or his gun jammed.). He apologizes to Leggett, and dies. Leggett then tells Baker what had happened in a flashback cut scene from Hell's Highway. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Matthew Baker
[edit] BackgroundBorn in Fort Benning, Baker grew up in St Louis, Missouri with his mother after his parents divorced during his early childhood. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, he volunteered for the newly activated airborne divisions. During a training exercise a few days before D-Day, the original leader of 3rd Squad was injured and the then Corporal Baker was promoted to Sergeant and given command of the squad. He is the main protagonist of the series. While a child, Baker received a Colt M1911 .45 pistol from his father with the words "To Matthew, brothers-in-arms" engraved on the left-hand side. His mother did not allow him to keep it. Many of Baker's squad believe this handgun to be cursed. He appears not to believe in the curse, but ironically he doesn't allow anyone to touch it. [edit] Road To Hill 30The player takes control of Baker during the course of the game and leads 3rd Squad in the battles that take place in the following days. During the battle on Hill 30 Baker was knocked down by a tank shell and was left with a big scar on his forehead. [edit] Earned in BloodBaker is first seen during "Three Patrol Action". He only plays a minor role in the game and is not seen very often. [edit] 'Hell's HighwayYou take control of Staff Sergent Matt Baker once again in this game. Baker is now suffering from too much stress and is seeing ghosts of his dead squad members that are haunting him, mostly Leggett. [edit] Baker's Squad (in Normandy)Scout Team
Assault Team
Fire Team
[edit] 101st Airborne Reconnaissance PlatoonAfter Normandy, Baker's platoon is folded into a brand new Reconnaissance platoon. The recon platoon relies on their jeep's for fast movement through the battlefields to recon and harass enemy positions. The squad is broken up to two teams assigned into jeeps. [edit] Jeep 1 'Cheetah'
[edit] Jeep 2 'Toucan'
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[edit] Jacob Campbell
[edit] BackgroundCampbell was born and raised in a small town of Missouri. He was noted to have not heard any profanity throughout life until his enlistment in the army. Shortly after hearing the words, Campbell has been known to use them frequently. [edit] Earned In BloodCampbell is first seen in the night of D-Day, working with Lieutenant Colonel Robert Cole to ambush a German chariot convoy. Campbell was later encountered by Red in "Hell's Corner" serving as a messenger for Colonel Johnson, and later transferred to 2nd Squad during the Battle of Hill 30. Shortly after Red's promotion to Sergeant, Campbell permanently stays in Red's fire team. [edit] Hell's HighwayCampbell plays a minor role and is seen usually with second squad. He is the first person to see Marsh die and he is very saddened of what happened. In the mission "Black Friday", Campbell is wounded in the neck by the mortar shell that wounds Baker and Hartsock and kills Friar, thus preventing him from speaking for the rest of the game. It is unknown as of now if this is permanent. [edit] Campbell's Fire Team
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[edit] Samuel Corrion
[edit] BackgroundCorrion made a living working at a textile mill in Augusta, Georgia before the war. He was among the original volunteers for the 101st Airborne Division. He is a weapons expert and is skilled in the use of American and German firearms. [edit] Road to Hill 30Corrion is first seen in "The Crack of Dawn" and links up with Baker. He stays with Baker throughout the whole game and leads the assault team. [edit] Earned in BloodCorrion is first seen during "Three Patrol Action", where he is in Baker's squad. To avoid German troops from spotting him he had to hide in a cesspit, getting himself covered in dirt. At the end of Earned in Blood he is seen talking to Marshall. [edit] Hell's HighwayCorrion plays a much larger role in this game. Corrion has been fighting to stand out as a very capable soldier. He feels very strongly that he should be promoted to Sergeant and given a chance to command his fellow soldiers. Shortly after the explosion that severely wounded Hartsock, he was once again looked over for promotion by Baker. In the mission "Hell's Highway", he is shot through the chest. He is rushed to the aid station. He later learns of how Allen and Garnett died, and, feeling resentful towards Baker, tells him they will never fight together again. It is unknown how- or even if- he will leave the squad. [edit] Corrion's Assault-team (Normandy)
[edit] Corrion's Assault-team (Hell's Highway)
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[edit] Jack Courtland
[edit] BackgroundA familiar face from Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30, Courtland is a member of Baker's assault team. He uses an M1A1 Thompson-submachine gun. A bit of a hot-head, Jack joined the paratroopers with dreams of glory and wooing French girls with his tales of valor. His eagerness to be a hero quickly faded after being lost for days in Normandy. Now, Courtland just wants to get back home and fighting for the man next to him is the best way to do it. Jack was born in Richmond, Virginia. [edit] Road to Hill 30Courtland is first seen in "Cole's charge" where he joins Baker as part of the assault team [edit] Hell's HighwayHas a considerably bigger role in Hell's Highway. He alternates between the Assault team and the Special Weapons attachment. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Michael Desola
[edit] BackgroundCalm and soft spoken, Desola grew close to Hartsock in training, sharing stories of bar fights. He's a tough talking Philly kid who spent his 20th birthday on a boat in the middle of the ocean, and is complacent even in the face of death. His father owned an Italian restaurant that he hoped to inherit after the war. [edit] Road to Hill 30He stays with Baker throughout the game until he is killed in "Purple Heart Lane". [edit] Earned in BloodDesola is first seen during "Three Patrol Action", where he is in Baker's squad. The last time he was seen in Earned in Blood was during the attack of a chateau with Allen, Garnett and Hartsock. [edit] DeathHe was killed by a bomb from a Stuka after he squeezed through an iron gate. His stomach was ripped open from the bomb [edit] Trivia
[edit] Seamus Doyle
[edit] BackgroundHe was born in Ireland before emigrating to the United States. He grew up in Boston and was raised only by his mother. When World War II began he volunteered to become a paratrooper. There he became a member of the 82nd Airborne Division. Doyle is a very tough and dedicated soldier and is known to be very talkative. [edit] Earned in BloodHe is first seen in the night of D-Day where he saves Hartsock's life. He stayed with Hartsock until he could find the rest of the 82nd. Doyle was killed by a tank shell in St. Sauveur. [edit] Trivia
[edit] DeathVaporized when hit by a tank shell from a German Panzer in St. Sauveur. The only physical part of him left was his 82nd Airbourne "All-American" Patch. [edit] Michael Jeff Garnett
[edit] BackgroundHe was born in Kentucky. Garnett was a dock worker on the Ohio River before enlisting in the Army. Garnett developed a strong friendship with Allen in boot camp. They always have a sly and sarcastic remark for every situation and seem to pride themselves on that fact. [edit] Road to Hill 30Garnett is first seen in the morning of D-Day with Allen. The two always appear together during the rest of the game. During the flanking of a farm house, Allen and Garnett were both shot dead. [edit] Earned in BloodGarnett is first seen during the "Three Patrol Action" where he and Allen join Hartsock's squad. In the "Hell's Corner" mission he is seen separated from Allen for the first and only time. Death In the mission "Buying the Farm" in Road to Hill 30 Private Garnett, accompanied by Private Allen, and Pfc. Leggett attempt to flank the farmhouse by using a Pincer Move. While around the back the 3 were ambushed and Allen and Garnett were killed while Leggett survived. Hell's Highway revealed that Garnett was sniped while holding the 'death pistol' after a verbal and physical fight between Allen and Leggett attracted the attention of three German soldiers. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Joe "Red" Hartsock
[edit] BackgroundHe was born in Laramie, Wyoming. Before the war he worked on a ranch in Wyoming and went hunting as a hobby. As a youth, he was wild and rebellious and gained a large scar during a bar fight. He married a woman named Erma and had a daughter just before being sent to basic training. He joined the 101st Airborne Division and was eventually assigned to 3rd squad under Sgt. Baker. [edit] Road to Hill 30Hartsock is first seen in the morning of the invasion. He joins Baker, and eventually finds his team and leads it. At the end of Road to Hill 30 he is promoted to Sergeant, and is to lead 2nd Squad. [edit] Hell's HighwayIn Hell's Highway Red once again plays a supporting role, assisting Baker throughout the game. He starts to confront Baker's hallucinations, wondering if it will limit him to fulfill his duties as squad leader. He still is desperate about getting home to meet his 2 1/2 year old daughter Carol. His wish to see her is granted when a mortar shell hits the cafe he is standing in, Paralysing him from the waist down permanently [edit] Hartsock's Fire Team (Normandy)
[edit] Hartsock's Squad (Post Normandy-St.Saveur)[edit] Hartsock's Fire-team
[edit] Hartsock's Assault Team
[edit] Recon SquadIn Hell's Highway, Red is in command of a 8 man recon squad. [edit] Jeep 3 'Zebra'
[edit] Jeep 4 'Swordfish'
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[edit] Greg "Mac" Hassay
[edit] BackgroundHe enlisted in the Army in 1930 and by 1939 was a full Sergeant and a close friend of Sergeant Baker's father. He was a staff sergeant and served as platoon sergeant for 3rd platoon of Fox Company. Hassay took command of 3rd Platoon after Lt. Jackson was killed when his plane exploded on D-Day. [edit] Road to Hill 30Hassay is first seen during the night of D-Day, as he finds Baker after the drop. He briefs Baker on his missions through the whole of Road to Hill 30, and promotes Cpl. Hartsock to Sgt at the end of it. [edit] Earned in BloodHassay is first seen during "Three Patrol Action" covering Hartstock's squad as they cross an open field. He plays a minor role in the game and isn't seen very often. He is wounded in the stomach during the German counter attack at Carentan. [edit] Hell's HighwayHe was promoted to first sergeant much to the dismay of Courtland. He serves as an assistant to Lt. Col. Cole and is the First Sergeant of Fox Company. In the ending cutscene it is revealed that he too knew what happened to Leggett, Allen, and Garnett, when Baker tells him that he has told the rest of his men of the incident, he says, "Matt! I told you not to do that!" [edit] Trivia
[edit] Kevin "Legs" Leggett
[edit] BackgroundLeggett was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. He joined the 101st Airborne Division as a radio operator and was assigned to Fox Company's 3rd platoon HQ. [edit] Road to Hill 30Leggett is first seen in the night of D-Day, where he joins Hassay and stays with him for the rest of the game. Leggett kept his teams in constant contact with Allied Command. When Baker and Hassay's teams attacked a German-occupied farmhouse, he led Allen and Garnett in an attempted flanking action. Unfortunately, they are ambushed and Allen and Garnett are both gunned down. Leggett became the scapegoat for the attack, since no one else saw him fighting and assumed he cowered in battle. [edit] Earned in BloodLegget was first seen in the mission bloody gulch where he is trying to bring Baker back to consciousness,and when Hartsock and the squad come back to Hassay's position Legget is seen dead on the ground. [edit] Hell's HighwayThroughout Hell's Highway Leggett is seen through visions by the main character, Matt Baker. Towards the end of the game the truth is revealed about what happened to Allen and Garnett while Leggett was leading them. According to the story Leggett gets into a verbal fight with Allen whilst flanking the farm. The fight turns physical when Leggett punches Allen in the face and kicks him repeatedly on the ground, while also verbally abusing him at the same time. Leggett's screaming attracts the attention of three Germans who shoot Garnett in the head, while he is holding the so called "Death Pistol". Allen sees one of the Germans and stabs him in the neck with a knife. One of the other Germans shoots Allen at this point, but Allen lives long enough to kill the other two Germans with his M1 Garand. While all this is taking place we see that Leggett is just standing idly watching the event unfold before him. Leggett then screams Baker's name until he comes and talks to Leggett, who tells him what had just occurred. Baker urges Leggett to keep his mouth shut about the incident on the basis that the squad members would most likely seek revenge against Leggett. [edit] DeathDuring the defense of Hill 30, Mac repeatedly orders Leggett to get armored support, apparently to no avail. When a German tank shows up on the battlefield, Leggett went into a crazed rage and shoots at the tank with "The" pistol and screams "You want me? Fucking take me! Take me!!!" , before being hit with a tank shell that ripped open his stomach and face,immediately killing him. In Earned In Blood, Hartsock reveals that Leggett was indeed able to contact armored support, but could not receive their confirmation, and in RTH30, when Baker meets the tank commander who says they received the radio message, but got lost. [edit] Trivia
[edit] James Marsh
[edit] BackgroundMarsh was born in small town in Oklahoma. He has been in the service for longer than many of the men around him. He served in the tail-end of the African Campaign. He is the last remaining Private in 2nd Squad. [edit] Earned in BloodMarsh is first seen during Hell's Corner in La Barquette Locks. He is part of Cpl. Campbell's Fire team. He uses an M1 Garand. [edit] Hell's HighwayMarsh is usually seen with second squad and he plays a minor role. He is the first to preish, as he was killed in the bombing of Eindhoven in the Baptism of Fire level. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Dale McCreary
[edit] BackgroundReturning from Road to Hill 30, McCreary is a member of Baker's Fire Team. He is believed to be the character who Baker stops from hitting the ground during the first official trailer for Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway. [edit] Road to Hill 30McCreary is first seen in "Purple Heart Lane" where he joins Baker as part of the assault team. [edit] Earned in BloodMcCreary is seen helping the wounded Mac in "Close Quarters" [edit] Hell's HighwayAppears in a bigger role in the game, he is in Baker's Fire Team and shows a dislike towards Franky. Is distraught when Hartsock is wounded. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Derrick McConnell
[edit] BackgroundHe was born in Florida. He travelled all around the state with his father and his joining the 101st Airborne Division seemed to be the first time he ever separated from him. At this time McConnell lead 1st Squad's Assault Team. [edit] Earned in BloodMcConnell is first seen with Johnson when he was still part of 1st Squad. McConnell joins Hartsock after he is promoted to 2nd Squad's lead [edit] Hells HighwayMcConnell's name is only briefly mentioned in the level "Tooth and Nail". He is never seen for some odd reason, though he is mentioned. [edit] Trivia
[edit] David Muzza
[edit] BackgroundMuzza was the first soldier to perish under Sgt. Baker's command. He died the night of June 6 during the parachute operation into Normandy. [edit] Road to Hill 30Muzza is seen in the Extras section in the "9 days Earlier" segment. He is also seen in the plane at the beginning of the game. He is person in the back of the plane who threw up due to air sickness. [edit] Earned in BloodMuzza is seen dead and left in the plane. [edit] DeathMuzza was hit by a piece of flak that entered his chest. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Stephan "Obi" Obrieski
[edit] BackgroundObrieski was born in Poland and immigrated to the United States, leaving his parents behind. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, he volunteered for the newly-activated airborne divisions. There he was assigned to 3rd Squad under Sgt. Baker. He had hoped to find his family in Poland after the action in France. [edit] Road to Hill 30Obrieski is first seen in "Purple Heart Lane", where he is in Hartsock's fire-team. He is killed by a sniper in Tom And Jerry. [edit] Trivia
[edit] DeathWhile on the Carentan Cathedral tower, Obreiski was shot in the head by a sniper and fell down to the ground. Strangely, his body was not found. [edit] Franklin Paddock
[edit] BackgroundHe was born in Kansas. Paddock is an abrupt, reckless and arrogant farmer with a very strong Southern accent. He barely got into the Airborne because of his hotheadedness, but after he joined the 101st Airborne Division his problems with authorities ceased. [edit] Earned in BloodPaddock is first seen in the night of D-Day, as he takes out an AA crew single-handed. He then joins Hartsock and stays with him throughout the game, leading the assault-team. Even through all of this Paddock maintains himself as a strong leader and even though his incredible feats during D-Day he was not promoted to Sergeant after the defense of Hill 30 and after the battle of Carentan, Baupte and St. Savuer. [edit] Hell's HighwayPaddock fights along Baker in several missions during Hell's Highway. Towards the end of the game when Hartstock is wounded and sent home Paddock is chosen by Baker to be squad leader over Corrion, Campbell and Zanovich. He saved Baker's life by throwing the sniper that killed Lieutenant Colonel Cole out the window as he is about to stab Baker. [edit] Paddock's Assault-team
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[edit] William Paige
[edit] BackgroundHe joined the 101st Airborne Division and was part of 1st Squad's Fire-team. Paige was not known for being friendly. He usually teased, mocked and bullied the other soldiers, and was known to be a terrible hothead. Only McConnell was friends with him. [edit] Earned in BloodPaige is first seen at the end of action at St. Martin. Paige is seen in 3 levels after joining 2nd Squad. [edit] Hell's HighwayHis name is seen on the jeep with the names of all the men who fell in Normandy. His is right above Doyle's. However up to them, the names go in order of when they died. [edit] Trivia
[edit] DeathDuring the fight in St. Sauveur, a tank approached and fired upon Paige and Doyle. Doyle was vaporized, while Paige was wounded in the chest. He used the last of his strength to pull Hartsock to safety before dying of his wounds. [edit] Johnny Rivas}}
[edit] BackgroundPvt. Johnny Rivas is always seen holding his sketchbook and pencil; he draws whatever is around him. Rivas has said many times that he'll jump with more pencils than ammo, so he will always remember what he sees. [edit] Road to Hill 30Rivas is seen bleeding to death at the start of "Purple Heart Lane" with Corrion frantically trying to help him. [edit] DeathRivas is shot by a German sniper in the neck and bleeds to death. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Dean "Friar" Winchell
[edit] BackgroundWinchell joined the 101st Airborne Division when World War II started. He was assigned to 2nd Squad's Assault-team. Winchell rarely speaks. Though laid back, he can be authoritative when the situation demands it. [edit] Earned in BloodHe is first seen in the morning of D-Day where he joins Hartsock on a mission to seize German medical equipment from a church. He stayed with Hartsock as he couldn't find his unit, and when Hartsock was promoted he joined his squad. When Hartsock's finger was shot off, he treated the wound. [edit] Hell's HighwayHe is usually seen with second squad. He still becomes authoritative when the situation arises. As evidenced in Baptism of Fire when he is shown to push Baker to forget the child's death and to move on. He is later killed in the mission Black Friday by the same mortar that paralysed Hartsock and wounded Baker and Campbell. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Thomas "Zano" Zanovich
[edit] BackgroundHe ran away from home at age 16 and served in the French Foreign Legion. Zanovich fought as an infantryman in the 13th Demi-Brigade of the Foreign Legion at Narvik and Bjervik in Norway. He was at Dunkirk in 1940 and, with his enlistment up, made his way back to the US to join the US Army after the attack on Pearl Harbor. He now resides in Princeton, New Jersey. [edit] Road to Hill 30Zanovich is first seen in "Purple Heart Lane", where he joins Baker and stays with him during the course of the game. In the plane, after it is hit, Zanovich can be seen standing behind the men who fell down in front of Baker. [edit] Earned In BloodZanovich is briefly seen on the plane in front of your character. [edit] Hells's HighwayZanovich plays a considerably bigger role now and he is the Fire team leader. He usually drives the jeep with Baker and the Fire team [edit] Zanovich's Fire Team
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[edit] Gary "Jas" Jasper
[edit] BackgroundJasper is armed with a Bazooka and a Browning .30 LMG. He is from the South, as is visible by his accent. He named his Bazooka, Stella, after his girlfriend. Jasper is also a member of Baker's machine gun team, so he also carries a .30-caliber machine gun (Browning M1919). Jasper loves making fun of the German language, and has a knack to know when to crack jokes and loosen things up. Connor and Jasper are always together, and both can be jokers in garrison, but serious in combat. Even with his enormous sense of humor, Jasper stops when reality takes over, and humor is of no use. . . [edit] Timothy Connor
[edit] BackgroundJasper's assistant on the machine gun and Bazooka. Timothy also carries 2 ammo belts for the machine gun on his body stretching from his back to lower abdomen and cross his chest or a backpack contain bazooka shells whenever he uses the MG or Bazooka he has ammo for the situation. He uses an M1 Carbine. Connor also has a cigarette box attached behind the elastic band on his helmet. [edit] TriviaThe only real time that Connor is heard talking is at the beginning of "Baptism of Fire" when Baker orders him and Jasper to shoot the Germans by the wall and he replies saying, "Oh, I've been waiting for this! Firing!" The only other time he is heard talking is when he is injured and he will usually scream, "Fucking Krauts got me!". [edit] Nathan Holden
[edit] BackgroundThe radioman in Baker's platoon, a job that fits him perfectly. He is constantly concerned with the efficiency of the communications and tactics and he is quick to question the squad's methods or orders. The rest of them don't take him seriously in the fact being that his logic rarely applies when things go FUBAR. He uses a M1 Garand Rifle. Despite being a newcomer, he adjusts well to combat and survives the Holland campaign. Nathan was born in San Diego, California. [edit] Trivia
. . [edit] Mike Dawson
[edit] BackgroundA transfer who served from the 502nd PIR Pathfinders in Normandy. A mysterious character, born to "a rich father and a poor mother", Dawson doesn't wear a helmet saying it messes up his aim, and speaks with an English accent. Dawson finds interest in Baker's and Hartsock's stories; it is because of this he is isolated from the rest of the team for they would rather not re-live those events but the others still listen to him and respect him as an equal. He is a member of Baker's assault team. He uses a M1 Carbine. In the level "The First Bad News", it is revealed that Dawson met Kevin Legget outside Carentan on June 12, 1944, asking him about fate, and if he "believes there's something we all have to do before we die." In Holland, after the mission "Hells Highway" Dawson talks to Baker, stating that he knows about what happened to Allen and Garnett, and that if Baker would not tell the others what happened, then he (Dawson) would, then walks away. Dawson was born in Gainsborough, Lincolnshire England. [edit] Trivia. In the last cutscene of Hell's Highway, he notices that Baker is talking to himself, Baker was actually talking to the ghost of Leggett.
[edit] Franky "Beans" LaRoche
[edit] Hell's HighwayLaRoche is a young soldier in Baker's squad who lied about his age to join the army. He uses an M3A1 Grease Gun. Franky is the only soldier in Baker's Squad without any real combat experience. However, he excelled in training and is a natural with most any firearm(being able to shoot a quarter from 50 yards). Young, and filled with heroic ideals, he is eager to rush into action, and all too willing to put his life on the line. He is the fresh replacement or new guy on the assault team and the youngest in 3rd squad. He and Corrion do not see eye to eye on following orders. He disobeyed Corrion in the mission "Five-Oh-Sink" when he tried to help a Dutch civilian who had his leg blown off by German artillery when the squad entered the town, and again when he went to rescue the Dutch girl in "Baptism of Fire" when Corrion spots Franky leaving to find her. He tries to stop Franky from going, saying "Franky, if you go for her, you will die." Franky ignores him and rushes to find her. In Baptism of Fire, he and the girl are trapped in the hospital, and both are shot by Germans. He dies in front of Baker, fulfilling Corrion's prophecy. He was born in Norfolk, Massachusetts. [edit] DeathHe was shot several times in the chest whilst searching for a young Dutch woman in an abandoned hospital in Eindhoven. He left the squad previously to search for her despite several warnings from Corporal Sam Corrion. He died in front of Sergeant Matt Baker, he asked if the Dutch girl had survived. To comfort him before he died, Baker told Franky she had escaped unharmmed, despite the fact Baker had witnessed her being murdered in cold blood by a German patrolman.(Before Frankie died, though, he admitted that he knew that Baker was lying.) [edit] Trivia
[edit] James "Jimmy" Roselli
Roselli is a replacement for Hartsock's assault team, he is show in most videos to be another one who rarely speaks and acts when time calls for it. James replaces McConnell who was switched to Hartsock's fire team after Normandy. Jimmy was first seen in second dev-diary fighting with Paddock with Hartsock holding Roselli back. He also has a cigarette box attached behind the elastic band on his helmet. [edit] Trivia
[edit] Lt. Col. Robert G. ColeRobert G. Cole is one of the game's real to life characters and commands 3rd battalion 502nd Infantry Regiment 101st Airborne Division. Baker was previously in this unit. He posthumously received the Medal of Honor for his actions in Normandy, particularly the mission in Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 titled: Cole's Charge. He is killed by a sniper in Holland. Paddock later pushes the sniper that killed Cole out of the Church window. [edit] Road to Hill 30He is first seen in the first mission at the end when he is asking a French woman where they are. He is not seen again until Purple heart Lane where he is complaining about the platoon sending only one squad. He is seen in Cole's Charge when he is giving the orders to Baker's squad about what to do when the smoke builds. He is seen only one more time when his is giving wine to Mac and Lt. Comb. [edit] Earned in BloodHe is briefly seen on the night of the drop with another paratrooper. [edit] Hell's HighwayHe is seen first on September 17 when he orders Baker to do some recon with Zano, Jasper, Conner, McCeary and Holden. He is then seen dead in "The First bad News". His body is seen next to a saddend Doc Gidion. mac explains to Baker what happened to him. [edit] Trivia
[edit] PeterPieter is a small 12 year old boy from Eindhoven, Holland. He first appears in the mission "Written in Stone" along with his father Nicholaas. Pieter runs away from his father to fight with a gun he was given for protection. He is found and saved by Baker in the mission "Operation Garden" and rejoins his father in "Reunion". In the mission "Baptism by Fire" as Baker discovers Marsh is dead, Paddock appears holding Pieter in his arms and places him on the ground. A building collapsed on Pieter and his father, killing them both. Later in the mission, as you escape the bomb shelter, visions of Pieter's face flash in front of you. [edit] DeathIn the mission "Baptism by Fire" after Baker finds out Marsh is dead, Paddock shows up with Peter dead in his arms and places him on the ground. Paddock explains that he and Friar were going to check on him and found him underneath a pile of rubble. A building had fallen onto Pieter's home and crushed it, killing both Pieter and his father. [edit] Tank Commander Henry RedwoodRedwood is the player character during the tank missions. He may be a part of the Irish Guards, due to his accent and the fact that is the forward unit of XXX Corps. He introduces himself to Baker by saying "My name's Redwood, Were here to help you get through this shitehole". Humorously, when Baker and the squad first meet Redwood, he gets his own subtitles, even if they are turned off. He gives Baker a British M1928 Thompson saying it is much better than his "Yank Tommy". [edit] Col. Robert F. SinkRobert F. Sink, one of the games real to life characters and is commander of the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, appears as a fairly large role. Voiced by Dale Dye. After and during the level "Five-Oh-Sink" Baker is officially under the command of Sink and he partakes in many of the 506th's missions during the campaign. (The Band of Brothers for Easy Company under Lt. Richard Winters and Lt. Lewis Nixon, The later after World War II rank Major Richard Winters and Captain Lewis Nixon) [edit] NoteSink is also played by Dale Dye in the award winning miniseries, Band of Brothers. [edit] Sgt. George RisnerGeorge Risner is a tank commander in RTH30. he is also a close friend of Sergeant Matt Baker. [edit] Road to Hill 30He is first seen on D+1 when he links up with Baker. He stays with him as a squad member until he is killed at Dead Man's Corner. His body is seen in the next mission. He is remembered in Tom and Jerry when Baker says the names of all the men that died under his command. He is also seen in the Extras segment "Nine Days Earlier" holding the death pistol and telling Baker how he got it from Baker's dad, who was killed holding it. [edit] Hell's HighwayRisner is seen briefly in flashback sequence, Baker is thinking about everyone who died holding the so-called "Death Pistol" and thinks of the moment Risner was killed. [edit] T/4. Gideon[edit] Hells HighwayGideon is a medic that is seen in Hells Highway. He is seen in the cutscene "The First Bad News", sitting by a truck that Cole's covered dead body is seen. He is again seen in the last cutscene "Farewell is Goodbye" talking to Baker that Hartsock is Paralyzed. He is mentioned in the beginning of the level "Hells Highway" by McCreary saying that he apparently talked to him about if Hartsock was alive. [edit] See also
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