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	I've made a Brothers In Arms Wiki Logo. How do I put it on to replace the WIKIA logo?		I've made a Brothers In Arms Wiki Logo. How do I put it on to replace the WIKIA logo?
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		+	:Thanks for the logo! I've copied it to [[:File:Wiki.png]] so it shows up as the site's [[help:logo\|logo]]. [[User:Angela\|Angela]]<staff /> ([[User talk:Angela\|talk]]) 02:53, December 18, 2009 (UTC)

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		+	:[[Help:Logo]] and [[Help:Favicon]] respectively. :) --[[User:Charitwo\|Charitwo]] ([[User_talk:Charitwo\|talk]]) 22:28, December 17, 2009 (UTC)

Grenade

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	== Hand grenades seen in [[Brothers in Arms]] ==		== Hand grenades seen in [[Brothers in Arms]] ==

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FG 42

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	== History ==		== History ==
	The Fallschirmjägergewehr 42, of FG 42 for short, was a [[wikipedia:semi-automatic\|semi-automatic]] or [[wikipedia:fully automatic\|fully automatic]] rifle that was designed for and deployed by German airborne forces or [[wikipedia:Fallschirmjäger\|Fallschirmjäger]]. The FG 42 fired the same 7.92x57mm round as the [[MG 42]] and the [[Kar 98]] in 10 or 20-round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine (firearm)\|magazine]] that attached to the side of the weapon. Due to the power of the round used, the weapon became very difficult to control when fired on the fully-automatic mode if held in the soldier's hand and if the soldier's arms were not powerful enough to maintain it.		The Fallschirmjägergewehr 42, of FG 42 for short, was a [[wikipedia:semi-automatic\|semi-automatic]] or [[wikipedia:fully automatic\|fully automatic]] rifle that was designed for and deployed by German airborne forces or [[wikipedia:Fallschirmjäger\|Fallschirmjäger]]. The FG 42 fired the same 7.92x57mm round as the [[MG 42]] and the [[Kar 98]] in 10 or 20-round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine (firearm)\|magazine]] that attached to the side of the weapon. Due to the power of the round used, the weapon became very difficult to control when fired on the fully-automatic mode if held in the soldier's hand and if the soldier's arms were not powerful enough to maintain it.

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M1918 Browning Automatic Rifle

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	[[Image:BAR.jpg\|thumb\|The favored weapon of Hartsock]]		[[Image:BAR.jpg\|thumb\|The favored weapon of Hartsock]]
	==History==		==History==

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Browning .30 cal machine gun

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	The Browning .30 cal [[wikipedia:machine gun\|light machinegun]] was widely used by the US Army and it's Allies during WWII. It found use on aircraft, tanks, vehicles, ships and infantry in all theatres of the war. The .30 cal was the primary weapon the US airborne divisions jumped with during their operations in France and Holland. In infantry situations, this was a [[wikipedia:crew served weapon\|crew served]] operated by at least two soldiers.		The Browning .30 cal [[wikipedia:machine gun\|light machinegun]] was widely used by the US Army and it's Allies during WWII. It found use on aircraft, tanks, vehicles, ships and infantry in all theatres of the war. The .30 cal was the primary weapon the US airborne divisions jumped with during their operations in France and Holland. In infantry situations, this was a [[wikipedia:crew served weapon\|crew served]] operated by at least two soldiers.

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Thompson

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	[[Image:Thompson.jpg\|thumb\|Thompson in action]]		[[Image:Thompson.jpg\|thumb\|Thompson in action]]
	== History ==		== History ==

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M1 Carbine

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	== History ==		== History ==
	The M1 Carbine is a reliable,lightweight [[wikipedia:semi-automatic\|semi-automatic]] gas-operated [[wikipedia:carbine\|carbine]] that was became standard issue to service personnel and airborne forces in the US Army during WWII. The concept of the Carbine was at a request for a light weapon that fired a small caliber cartridge, that could be issued to non-combat personal whose duties included, clerks, cooks, drivers, typists, medical units, recon pilots, and vehicle personal, it was designed to give these personal greater firepower and range that the standard Colt M1911 pistols could not provide.		The M1 Carbine is a reliable,lightweight [[wikipedia:semi-automatic\|semi-automatic]] gas-operated [[wikipedia:carbine\|carbine]] that was became standard issue to service personnel and airborne forces in the US Army during WWII. The concept of the Carbine was at a request for a light weapon that fired a small caliber cartridge, that could be issued to non-combat personal whose duties included, clerks, cooks, drivers, typists, medical units, recon pilots, and vehicle personal, it was designed to give these personal greater firepower and range that the standard Colt M1911 pistols could not provide.

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Bazooka

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	The bazooka was the main [[wikipedia:infantry\|infantry]] [[wikipedia:anti-tank\|anti-tank]] weapon of the US army in WWII. The bazooka fires a rocket propelled [[wikipedia:High explosive anti-tank\|high explosive anti-tank]] (HEAT) round and was effective agains most light to medium German armor. The Germans were so impressed with the bazooka early in the war that they copied captured designs to create the [[wikipedia:Panzerschreck\|Panzerschreck]].		The bazooka was the main [[wikipedia:infantry\|infantry]] [[wikipedia:anti-tank\|anti-tank]] weapon of the US army in WWII. The bazooka fires a rocket propelled [[wikipedia:High explosive anti-tank\|high explosive anti-tank]] (HEAT) round and was effective agains most light to medium German armor. The Germans were so impressed with the bazooka early in the war that they copied captured designs to create the [[wikipedia:Panzerschreck\|Panzerschreck]].

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Bazooka

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	The bazooka was the main [[wikipedia:infantry\|infantry]] [[wikipedia:anti-tank\|anti-tank]] weapon of the US army in WWII. The bazooka fires a rocket propelled [[wikipedia:High explosive anti-tank\|high explosive anti-tank]] (HEAT) round and was effective agains most light to medium German armor. The Germans were so impressed with the bazooka early in the war that they copied captured designs to create the [[wikipedia:Panzerschreck\|Panzerschreck]].		The bazooka was the main [[wikipedia:infantry\|infantry]] [[wikipedia:anti-tank\|anti-tank]] weapon of the US army in WWII. The bazooka fires a rocket propelled [[wikipedia:High explosive anti-tank\|high explosive anti-tank]] (HEAT) round and was effective agains most light to medium German armor. The Germans were so impressed with the bazooka early in the war that they copied captured designs to create the [[wikipedia:Panzerschreck\|Panzerschreck]].

-	The Bazooka is seen in [[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]] during the mission XYZ, and the player is able to use it during the very last mission. It is not seen at all is [[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]]. In [[Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway]] the [[Fire Team]] will often be equipped with the bazooka allowing the player to order them to destroy enemy cover and tanks.	+	The Bazooka is seen in [[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]] during the mission Cat and Mouse (Tom and Jerry), and the player is able to use it during the very last part of the mission to take out the tanks and also, for extra fun, the German soldiers. It is not seen at all in [[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]]. In [[Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway]] the [[Fire Team]] will often be equipped with the bazooka allowing the player to order them to destroy enemy cover and tanks.
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Colt 1911 pistol

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	== History ==		== History ==
	The Colt M1911 pistol was a [[wikipedia:semi-automative\|semi-automatic]] [[wikipedia:handgun\|handgun]] used by the US armed forces from 1911 to 1985. It was first deployed by the US in the [[wikipedia:WWI\|First World War]] and also saw service in all the theatres of WWII. It fired a .45 caliber round from a seven round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine (firearm)\|magazine]], similar to modern-day pistols. It was usually issued to officers,[[wikipedia:NCO\|NCO's]], and service personnel. The weapon continued to be produced and was favored by US forces due to its reliability and ability to withstand harsh conditions.		The Colt M1911 pistol was a [[wikipedia:semi-automative\|semi-automatic]] [[wikipedia:handgun\|handgun]] used by the US armed forces from 1911 to 1985. It was first deployed by the US in the [[wikipedia:WWI\|First World War]] and also saw service in all the theatres of WWII. It fired a .45 caliber round from a seven round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine (firearm)\|magazine]], similar to modern-day pistols. It was usually issued to officers,[[wikipedia:NCO\|NCO's]], and service personnel. The weapon continued to be produced and was favored by US forces due to its reliability and ability to withstand harsh conditions.

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M3 Grease Gun

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	[[File:Grease_gun.jpg\|thumb\|The gun in front of a burned out tank]]== History ==		[[File:Grease_gun.jpg\|thumb\|The gun in front of a burned out tank]]== History ==
	The M3A1 "Grease Gun" was [[wikipedia:submachine gun\|submachine gun]] used by the US Armed Forces during WWII. It fired the same .45 caliber [[wikipedia:pistol\|pistol round]] as the [[Thompson\|Thompson submachine gun]] in a 30-round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine(firearm)\|magazine]] in fully automatic mode only, it could also be chambered quite easily to fire the 9mm Parabellum round. The M3 was designed to supply the US and it's Allies with a cheaper, easier to produce alternative to the Thompson. It was used by many airborne troops due to it's compact size, light weight, yet high fire power. The weapon would be latched onto their sides or stored in their leg bags.It got its name from its similar appearance to the grease gun used by mechanics.		The M3A1 "Grease Gun" was [[wikipedia:submachine gun\|submachine gun]] used by the US Armed Forces during WWII. It fired the same .45 caliber [[wikipedia:pistol\|pistol round]] as the [[Thompson\|Thompson submachine gun]] in a 30-round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine(firearm)\|magazine]] in fully automatic mode only, it could also be chambered quite easily to fire the 9mm Parabellum round. The M3 was designed to supply the US and it's Allies with a cheaper, easier to produce alternative to the Thompson. It was used by many airborne troops due to it's compact size, light weight, yet high fire power. The weapon would be latched onto their sides or stored in their leg bags.It got its name from its similar appearance to the grease gun used by mechanics.

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Colt 1911 pistol

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	== History ==		== History ==
	The Colt M1911 pistol was a [[wikipedia:semi-automative\|semi-automatic]] [[wikipedia:handgun\|handgun]] used by the US armed forces from 1911 to 1985. It was first deployed by the US in the [[wikipedia:WWI\|First World War]] and also saw service in all the theatres of WWII. It fired a .45 caliber round from a seven round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine (firearm)\|magazine]], similar to modern-day pistols. It was usually issued to officers,[[wikipedia:NCO\|NCO's]], and service personnel. The weapon continued to be produced and was favored by US forces due to its reliability and ability to withstand harsh conditions.		The Colt M1911 pistol was a [[wikipedia:semi-automative\|semi-automatic]] [[wikipedia:handgun\|handgun]] used by the US armed forces from 1911 to 1985. It was first deployed by the US in the [[wikipedia:WWI\|First World War]] and also saw service in all the theatres of WWII. It fired a .45 caliber round from a seven round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine (firearm)\|magazine]], similar to modern-day pistols. It was usually issued to officers,[[wikipedia:NCO\|NCO's]], and service personnel. The weapon continued to be produced and was favored by US forces due to its reliability and ability to withstand harsh conditions.

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M1 Garand

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	== History ==		== History ==

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Stephan Obrieski

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	==== ''Road to Hill 30''====		==== ''Road to Hill 30''====
-	On June 6 1944, Obrieski and his squad were dropped behind enemy lines in the [[Wikipedia:Normandy\|Normandy]] countryside to help secure causeways leading away from [[Wikipedia:Utah Beach\|Utah Beach]] and to otherwise disrupt German defenses. He survives the fight at [[Wikipedia:Purple Heart Lane\|Purple Heart Lane]], but is later killed by a [[Wikipedia:sniper\|sniper]]'s bullet in [[Wikipedia:Carentan\|Carentan]]. To add to the drama, he falls off the balcony of the church tower he was resting in.	+	On June 6 1944, Obrieski and his squad were dropped behind enemy lines in the [[Wikipedia:Normandy\|Normandy]] countryside to help secure causeways leading away from [[Wikipedia:Utah Beach\|Utah Beach]] and to otherwise disrupt German defenses. He survives the fight at [[Wikipedia:Purple Heart Lane\|Purple Heart Lane]].
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		+	While talking to the others, Obrieski is sniped in the back of the head by a [[Wikipedia:sniper\|sniper]]'s bullet in [[Wikipedia:Carentan\|Carentan]]. His blood then splatters over the others and he falls back off the balcony. But strangely, his body was never found later on. They searched all over the cathedral to give him a burial, but they could not find his body.

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Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway

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	'''''Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway''''' is the third entry in the ''[[Brothers in Arms]]'' series of video games which follow a squad of men, of the [[wikipedia:101st Airborne Division\|101st Airborne Division]] ([[wikipedia:506th Parachute Infantry Regiment\|506th Parachute Infantry Regiment]]) led by the player-character [[Matt Baker]], through the larger Allied Operations in [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] (with ''[[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]]'' being a spin-off from the main story which is set in the same time line as ''[[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]]'', except seen through the eyes of [[Joseph Hartsock\|Corporal Joe "Red" Hartsock]], and with a slightly extended time line, who is a member of Baker's Squad). This game once again puts players in the role of Staff-Sergeant Matt Baker during [[wikipedia:Operation Market Garden\|Operation Market Garden]] in the later stages of WWII.		'''''Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway''''' is the third entry in the ''[[Brothers in Arms]]'' series of video games which follow a squad of men, of the [[wikipedia:101st Airborne Division\|101st Airborne Division]] ([[wikipedia:506th Parachute Infantry Regiment\|506th Parachute Infantry Regiment]]) led by the player-character [[Matt Baker]], through the larger Allied Operations in [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] (with ''[[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]]'' being a spin-off from the main story which is set in the same time line as ''[[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]]'', except seen through the eyes of [[Joseph Hartsock\|Corporal Joe "Red" Hartsock]], and with a slightly extended time line, who is a member of Baker's Squad). This game once again puts players in the role of Staff-Sergeant Matt Baker during [[wikipedia:Operation Market Garden\|Operation Market Garden]] in the later stages of WWII.

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Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30

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	'''''Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30''''' is a [[wikipedia:first-person shooter\|first-person shooter]] [[wikipedia:video game\|video game]] created by [[wikipedia:Gearbox Software\|Gearbox Software]] for the [[wikipedia:Personal computer\|PC]], [[wikipedia:PlayStation 2\|PlayStation 2]], and [[wikipedia:Xbox\|Xbox]]. It is published by [[wikipedia:Ubisoft\|Ubisoft]] and was released in early 2005. The game takes place during [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] and focuses on team strategy rather than the faster paced run and gun tactics of the [[wikipedia:Medal of Honor series\|''Medal of Honor'']] series.		'''''Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30''''' is a [[wikipedia:first-person shooter\|first-person shooter]] [[wikipedia:video game\|video game]] created by [[wikipedia:Gearbox Software\|Gearbox Software]] for the [[wikipedia:Personal computer\|PC]], [[wikipedia:PlayStation 2\|PlayStation 2]], and [[wikipedia:Xbox\|Xbox]]. It is published by [[wikipedia:Ubisoft\|Ubisoft]] and was released in early 2005. The game takes place during [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] and focuses on team strategy rather than the faster paced run and gun tactics of the [[wikipedia:Medal of Honor series\|''Medal of Honor'']] series.

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Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood

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	'''''Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood''''' is a video game and sequel to ''[[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]]'', developed by Gearbox Software.		'''''Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood''''' is a video game and sequel to ''[[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]]'', developed by Gearbox Software.

Franklin Paddock

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	Paddock is most often seen in the games using the [[M3 Grease Gun]] from the early stages of D-Day to the later stages of the battle of Normandy.		Paddock is most often seen in the games using the [[M3 Grease Gun]] from the early stages of D-Day to the later stages of the battle of Normandy.
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Stephan Obrieski

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	=== Stephan Obrieski ===		=== Stephan Obrieski ===

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Michael Garnett

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	== Background ==		== Background ==

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Johnny Rivas

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	Private Johnny Rivas was a member of the [[Third Squad]]'s Assault Team. He was always seen holding his sketchbook and pencil, he drew whatever was around him. Rivas said many times that he'd jump with more pencils than ammo so he will always remember what he sees around him. He was a very arty person, and in the deleted scene in RTH30, while all the others are talking, he is seen, on his own, drawing.		Private Johnny Rivas was a member of the [[Third Squad]]'s Assault Team. He was always seen holding his sketchbook and pencil, he drew whatever was around him. Rivas said many times that he'd jump with more pencils than ammo so he will always remember what he sees around him. He was a very arty person, and in the deleted scene in RTH30, while all the others are talking, he is seen, on his own, drawing.

-	Rivas was killed by a German sniper on June 10 1944 at Purple Heart Lane. He was shot in the neck and he bled to death. Corrion frantically tried to help him but it was no use. On the game, if you go over the him, every few seconds, you can see him blink.	+	====Background====
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	Pvt. 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.		Pvt. 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.

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-	== Road to Hill 30 ==
	The only two times you see him is at Purple Heart Lane when he has been shot, and in the plane at the start of RTH30.		The only two times you see him is at Purple Heart Lane when he has been shot, and in the plane at the start of RTH30.

		+	====Death====
		+	Rivas was killed by a German sniper on June 10 1944 at Purple Heart Lane. He was shot in the neck and he bled to death. Corrion frantically tried to help him but it was no use. On the game, if you go over the him, every few seconds, you can see him blink.

-	== Trivia ==	+	====Trivia====

	-He owns a journal in which he writes his inner thoughts and adds some illustrations. Those illustrations (made by Penny Arcade) were preorder material for Road To Hill 30 detail the events with him and the other squad members before his death.		-He owns a journal in which he writes his inner thoughts and adds some illustrations. Those illustrations (made by Penny Arcade) were preorder material for Road To Hill 30 detail the events with him and the other squad members before his death.

Jack Courtland

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	Courtland was lost in the majority of Road to Hill 30. He is not seen until later in the game. Courtland is first seen in "Cole's charge" where he joins Baker as part of the assault team. He plays a key part in your team.		Courtland was lost in the majority of Road to Hill 30. He is not seen until later in the game. Courtland is first seen in "Cole's charge" where he joins Baker as part of the assault team. He plays a key part in your team.


-	== Hell's Highway ==	+	====Hell's Highway====

	Has a considerably bigger role in Hell's Highway. He alternates between the Assault team and the Special Weapons attachment. He is a reasonably quiet member who just gets on with his missions.		Has a considerably bigger role in Hell's Highway. He alternates between the Assault team and the Special Weapons attachment. He is a reasonably quiet member who just gets on with his missions.


-	== Trivia ==	+	====Trivia====

	*He wants to be a professional baseball catcher with the Yankees.		*He wants to be a professional baseball catcher with the Yankees.

Seamus Doyle

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	Doyle is a member of the famed [[wikipedia:82nd Airborne Division\|82nd Airborne Division]] and took part in the reclamation of Normandy from the German defenders. However during the drop Doyle was one of thousands of misdrops during the early morning of June 6, 1944. Doyle landed apparently with little trouble and ended up saving the life of Corporal Joe "Red" [[Hartsock]] from the [[wikipedia:101st Airborne Division\|101st Airborne Division]] and spent most of the early stages of [[wikipedia:D-Day\|D-Day]] with Hartsock and his unit until he was able to link up with the rest of the 82nd. During that time Doyle and Hartsock became best friends.		Doyle is a member of the famed [[wikipedia:82nd Airborne Division\|82nd Airborne Division]] and took part in the reclamation of Normandy from the German defenders. However during the drop Doyle was one of thousands of misdrops during the early morning of June 6, 1944. Doyle landed apparently with little trouble and ended up saving the life of Corporal Joe "Red" [[Hartsock]] from the [[wikipedia:101st Airborne Division\|101st Airborne Division]] and spent most of the early stages of [[wikipedia:D-Day\|D-Day]] with Hartsock and his unit until he was able to link up with the rest of the 82nd. During that time Doyle and Hartsock became best friends.

-	Afterwards, Doyle didn't meet up with Hartsock until the 101st and 82nd took the city of Baupte and by that time both Doyle and Hartsock had been promoted to the rank of [[wikipedia:Sergeant\|Sergeant]]. From then on out Hartsock and his squad helped Doyle and the 82nd push all the way to their objective at St. Sauveur, which was a strategically vital city that would pave the way for the [[wikipedia:4th Infantry Division\|4th Infantry Division]] to take [[wikipedia:Cherbourg\|Cherbourg]]. During the assault on the city Doyle was leading Private [[Paige]] from Hartsock's squad and both were unfortunately killed by a single tank shell burst. The blast vaporized Doyle while Private Will Paige caught a piece of [[wikipedia:shrapnel\|shrapnel]] and soon died from the sucking chest wound after pulling a disoriented Hartsock to safety. About that only thing that remained of Doyle was his 82nd Airborne patch which Hartsock found and fastened to his helmet.	+	Afterwards, Doyle didn't meet up with Hartsock until the 101st and 82nd took the city of Baupte and by that time both Doyle and Hartsock had been promoted to the rank of [[wikipedia:Sergeant\|Sergeant]]. From then on out Hartsock and his squad helped Doyle and the 82nd push all the way to their objective at St. Sauveur, which was a strategically vital city that would pave the way for the [[wikipedia:4th Infantry Division\|4th Infantry Division]] to take [[wikipedia:Cherbourg\|Cherbourg]].
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		+	====Death====
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		+	During the assault on the city Doyle was leading Private [[Paige]] from Hartsock's squad and both were unfortunately killed by a single tank shell burst. The blast vaporized Doyle while Private Will Paige caught a piece of [[wikipedia:shrapnel\|shrapnel]] and soon died from the sucking chest wound after pulling a disoriented Hartsock to safety. About that only thing that remained of Doyle was his 82nd Airborne patch which Hartsock found and fastened to his helmet.

	====Misc. Info====		====Misc. Info====
	It isn't known whether or not Doyle took part in the 82nd Airborne's rocky first combat jump in [[wikipedia:Sicily\|Sicily]] or their second action in [[wikipedia:Salerno\|Salerno]] but it can be assumed that he did considering his rank as an [[wikipedia:NCO\|NCO]] (non-commissioned officer). Doyle was issued the [[wikipedia:M1 Garand\|M1 Garand]] rifle which he used to good effect during D-Day and the following days after. Doyle also seemed to have a very strong friendship with Pvt. Paige and several other members from Hartsock's squad.		It isn't known whether or not Doyle took part in the 82nd Airborne's rocky first combat jump in [[wikipedia:Sicily\|Sicily]] or their second action in [[wikipedia:Salerno\|Salerno]] but it can be assumed that he did considering his rank as an [[wikipedia:NCO\|NCO]] (non-commissioned officer). Doyle was issued the [[wikipedia:M1 Garand\|M1 Garand]] rifle which he used to good effect during D-Day and the following days after. Doyle also seemed to have a very strong friendship with Pvt. Paige and several other members from Hartsock's squad.
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	[[File:Grease_gun.jpg\|thumb\|The gun in front of a burned out tank]]== History ==		[[File:Grease_gun.jpg\|thumb\|The gun in front of a burned out tank]]== History ==
	The M3A1 "Grease Gun" was [[wikipedia:submachine gun\|submachine gun]] used by the US Armed Forces during WWII. It fired the same .45 caliber [[wikipedia:pistol\|pistol round]] as the [[Thompson\|Thompson submachine gun]] in a 30-round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine(firearm)\|magazine]] in fully automatic mode only, it could also be chambered quite easily to fire the 9mm Parabellum round. The M3 was designed to supply the US and it's Allies with a cheaper, easier to produce alternative to the Thompson. It was used by many airborne troops due to it's compact size, light weight, yet high fire power. The weapon would be latched onto their sides or stored in their leg bags.It got its name from its similar appearance to the grease gun used by mechanics.		The M3A1 "Grease Gun" was [[wikipedia:submachine gun\|submachine gun]] used by the US Armed Forces during WWII. It fired the same .45 caliber [[wikipedia:pistol\|pistol round]] as the [[Thompson\|Thompson submachine gun]] in a 30-round detachable [[wikipedia:magazine(firearm)\|magazine]] in fully automatic mode only, it could also be chambered quite easily to fire the 9mm Parabellum round. The M3 was designed to supply the US and it's Allies with a cheaper, easier to produce alternative to the Thompson. It was used by many airborne troops due to it's compact size, light weight, yet high fire power. The weapon would be latched onto their sides or stored in their leg bags.It got its name from its similar appearance to the grease gun used by mechanics.

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	'''''Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway''''' is the third entry in the ''[[Brothers in Arms]]'' series of video games which follow a squad of men, of the [[wikipedia:101st Airborne Division\|101st Airborne Division]] ([[wikipedia:506th Parachute Infantry Regiment\|506th Parachute Infantry Regiment]]) led by the player-character [[Matt Baker]], through the larger Allied Operations in [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] (with ''[[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]]'' being a spin-off from the main story which is set in the same time line as ''[[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]]'', except seen through the eyes of [[Joseph Hartsock\|Corporal Joe "Red" Hartsock]], and with a slightly extended time line, who is a member of Baker's Squad). This game once again puts players in the role of Staff-Sergeant Matt Baker during [[wikipedia:Operation Market Garden\|Operation Market Garden]] in the later stages of WWII.		'''''Brothers in Arms: Hell's Highway''''' is the third entry in the ''[[Brothers in Arms]]'' series of video games which follow a squad of men, of the [[wikipedia:101st Airborne Division\|101st Airborne Division]] ([[wikipedia:506th Parachute Infantry Regiment\|506th Parachute Infantry Regiment]]) led by the player-character [[Matt Baker]], through the larger Allied Operations in [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] (with ''[[Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood]]'' being a spin-off from the main story which is set in the same time line as ''[[Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30]]'', except seen through the eyes of [[Joseph Hartsock\|Corporal Joe "Red" Hartsock]], and with a slightly extended time line, who is a member of Baker's Squad). This game once again puts players in the role of Staff-Sergeant Matt Baker during [[wikipedia:Operation Market Garden\|Operation Market Garden]] in the later stages of WWII.

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	'''''Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30''''' is a [[wikipedia:first-person shooter\|first-person shooter]] [[wikipedia:video game\|video game]] created by [[wikipedia:Gearbox Software\|Gearbox Software]] for the [[wikipedia:Personal computer\|PC]], [[wikipedia:PlayStation 2\|PlayStation 2]], and [[wikipedia:Xbox\|Xbox]]. It is published by [[wikipedia:Ubisoft\|Ubisoft]] and was released in early 2005. The game takes place during [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] and focuses on team strategy rather than the faster paced run and gun tactics of the [[wikipedia:Medal of Honor series\|''Medal of Honor'']] series.		'''''Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30''''' is a [[wikipedia:first-person shooter\|first-person shooter]] [[wikipedia:video game\|video game]] created by [[wikipedia:Gearbox Software\|Gearbox Software]] for the [[wikipedia:Personal computer\|PC]], [[wikipedia:PlayStation 2\|PlayStation 2]], and [[wikipedia:Xbox\|Xbox]]. It is published by [[wikipedia:Ubisoft\|Ubisoft]] and was released in early 2005. The game takes place during [[wikipedia:World War II\|World War II]] and focuses on team strategy rather than the faster paced run and gun tactics of the [[wikipedia:Medal of Honor series\|''Medal of Honor'']] series.