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Bruno (Disambiguation)

**Bruno** is a given name that can also be used as a surname.

**Bruno** may refer to:

* Bruno, a German Resistance member, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Bruno, a Heer Soldat, in *The Red Ghost*.
* Bruno, a Heer Soldat, in *World on Fire*.
* Bruno Brodniewicz, a Concentration Camp Inmate, in *The Champion of Auschwitz*.
* Bruno Falke, a Luftwaffe Oberleutnant, in *Battle of Britain*.
* Bruno Gaido, a U.S Navy Aviation Machinist's Mate, in *Midway (2019)*.
* Bruno Grauber, a Kriegsmarine Leutnant zur See, in *The Fifth Day of Peace*.
* Bruno Guize, a Heer Unterfeldwebel, in *The Point of No Return*.
* Bruno Helldorf, a SS Obersturmführer, in *Sisu*.
* Bruno Mussolini, a Royal Italian Air Force Tenente, in *Mussolini: The Untold Story*.
* Bruno Rotelli, a Royal Italian Army Soldato, in *Escape to Athena*.
* Bruno Sauer, a German Resistance member, in *The Seventh Cross*.
* Bruno von Falk, a Heer Oberleutnant, in *Suite Française*.
* Bruno von Hammerschlag, a Heer Generaloberst, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
C.J. Cristoforos

First Lieutenant **C.J. Cristoforos** was a Greek-American officer of the U.S Marine Corps and the Marine Raiders. He give a speech to a group of marines asking for volunteers for the newly created Marine Raiders. He along with First Lieutenant Roland Browning and Marine Gunner McBride conducted the interviews of the men that applied to join.

## Gallery

Cristoforos, Andreof, Thorwald and Browning.Cristoforos, Thorwald and Browning and Andreof.
Captain in Mess

The Captain was an officer of the British Army and a member of No. 11 (Scottish) Commando. He interrupted Lieutenant Paddy Mayne's chess game, after Paddy had failed to report to him. Paddy told him he would win in two moves so he would have to wait. The Captain then called Paddy an Irish bastard which resulted in him taking a beating from Paddy.
Butler

He was the butler at Brunwald castle, on the German-Austrian border. When Henry Jones Jr. turn up with Elsa Schneider, pretending to be a Scottish Lord, there to look at the tapestries, he doesn't fall for it. He tells Jones that if he is a Scottish, then he is Micky Mouse. So Jones punches him unconscious.
Card-Playing German Officer

The Generalmajor was one of several high-ranking Heer officers staying at a chateau in France who was targeted for assassination by the Dirty Dozen. When he heard gunshots he took charge of the situation and ordered everyone above the rank of Lieutenant to head down to the wine cellar for protection. The officers and their girlfriends headed downstairs and locked themselves in. He was killed along with everyone else when Jefferson blew the chateau up.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class with 1939 Clasp
* General Assault Badge
* Wound Badge (Gold)
Carlo Sardi

**Carlo "Charlie" Sardi** was a sailor of the Royal Italian Navy. He was chosen to be part of Major Duke's team to destroy a German facility in occupied Norway, because of he is trained to use an Italian manned torpedo.

He was captured at Alexandria where he and other Italians used there manned torpedoes to attack the British ships there. Carlo was the only survivor of his team. At the time Major Duke came to recruit him, he was happy as a P.O.W and was happy to stay that way, but the offer of $20,000 tempted him to join the mission.
Bruno Guize

Unterfeldwebel **Bruno Guize** was a Heer non-commissioned officer serving on the Eastern Front.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* Iron Cross 2nd Class
* Eastern Front Medal
* Tank Destruction Badge
* Wound Badge (Black)

## Gallery

Bruno Guize and Nina Mariakina.Rudolf Schmidt, Bruno Guize, and Joachim Brandt.Walter Muckel, Bruno Guize, Joachim Brandt.Schmidt, Weiss, and Guize.
Břetislav Bauman

**Břetislav Bauman** was a miller and a member of the Czech Resistance. He aided Jan Kubiš and Jozef Gabčík by getting them in contact with other members of the Resistance.

He was later caught and arrested before been taken to Mauthausen concentration camp where he was shot on the 24th October.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Břetislav Bauman. [1]
Casey Abbott

Commander **Casey Abbott**, captain of the U.S submarine USS *Starfish*, is ordered to undertake a dangerous mission which sees him attempting to cut off the flow of supplies between China and Japan in the heavily mined waters off the Asiatic mainland. When a diver, who is Abbott's competitor for the affections of nurse Lieutenant Helen Blair back home, gets into a dangerous situation, Abbott must struggle to keep his personal and professional lives separate in dealing with the crisis.

The results arouse ill feelings in the crew and especially Abbott's executive officer, Lt. Commander Don Landon, who asks his captain to let him air his views in confidence. The results lead Abbott to write in Landon's efficiency report that he should never be given command of a naval vessel, resulting in further ill will between the two.

## Gallery

Casey Abbott and Helen Blair.Casey Abbott and Helen Blair.Don Landon and Casey Abbott.Casey Abbott and Helen Blair.Casey Abbott and Helen Blair.Don Landon and Casey Abbott.Helen Blair and Casey Abbott.
Browning (Disambiguation)

**Browning** may refer to:

* Frederick Browning, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *A Bridge Too Far*.
* Miles Browning, a U.S Navy Captain, in *Midway (1976)*.
* Miles Browning, a U.S Navy Captain, in *Midway (2019)*.
* Roland Browning, a USMC First Lieutenant, in '*Gung Ho!': The Story of Carlson's Makin Island Raiders*.
Cameron (Disambiguation)

**Cameron** is a surname and also a given name.

**Cameron** may refer to:

* Cameron, a British Army Lieutenant, in *Colditz (1972)*.
* Cameron, a British Army Regimental Sergeant Major, in *The Red Beret*.
* Cameron, a British Army First Lieutenant, in *Triple Cross*.
* Bruce Cameron, a USMC Lieutenant, in *Wake Island*.
* Dave Cameron, a USMC Lieutenant, in *The Gallant Men*.
Charles Korotny

Colonel **Charles Korotny** is the commanding officer of Lieutenant Billy Monk and Second Lieutenant Merle Wye on the pacific island of Rotohan.

## Notes

* The shoulder patch on his uniform is one of the U.S. Army's Ryukyu Command. This film is set during WWII and this patch did not appear until 1950 (although some references state it was unofficial as early as 1947).

## Gallery

Molly Blue, Merle Wye and Charles Korotny.Korotny, Blue, Wye and Monk.
Catherine

**Catherine** was a Frenchwoman. She fled with her father, Pierre, after her mother had been attacked and killed by the Germans. They then ran in to the Filthy Thirteen. Pierre explained what had happened but before they could leave he was shot by a Schutzstaffel sniper and the Filthy Thirteen came under attack.
Bruno Rotelli

Soldato **Bruno Rotelli** was a Royal Italian Army soldier. In occupied Greece 1944, he was a P.O.W. at Stalag VII Z, on an unnamed Greek island, where he was the chef. He escaped with other soldiers but was caught by Obersturmführer Braun and brought back to the camp.

## Gallery

Volkmann, Bruno Rotelli and Reistoffer.Hecht, Judson, Rotelli, and Blake.Nat Judson and Bruno Rotelli.
Carter (Disambiguation)

**Carter** is a surname.

**Carter** may refer to:

* Carter, a U.S Army Major, in *Hell Commandos*.
* Carter, a U.S Army Major, in *The Battle of the Damned*.
* Carter, a RAF Squadron Leader, in *The Way to the Stars*.
* Carter Williams, a U.S Army Corporal, in *Roll Out*.
* Alan Carter, a USAAF Captain, in *Heroes in Hell*.
* Andrew Carter, a USAAF Technical Sergeant, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Beau Carter, a U.S Army Captain, in *Carter's Army*.
* Jim Carter, a USAAF Cadet, in *Bombardier*.
* Mary Carter, a USMC Nurse, in *To the Shores of Tripoli*.
* Peggy Carter, a Strategic Scientific Reserve, agent, in *Captain America: The First Avenger*.
* Peter David Carter, a RAF Squadron leader, in *A Matter of Life and Death*.
* Simon Carter, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *Colditz (1972)*.
Cassidy

On Christmas Eve, the submarine USS *Copperfin*, under the command of Captain **Cassidy**, departs San Francisco on a secret mission. At sea, Cassidy opens his sealed orders, which direct him to proceed first to the Aleutian Islands to pick up meteorologist Lt. Raymond, then to Tokyo Bay to obtain vital weather intelligence for the upcoming Doolittle Raid.

On the way, two Japanese planes attack; both are shot down, but one pilot manages to parachute into the water. When Mike goes to pick him up, he is stabbed to death. New recruit Tommy Adams shoots the pilot, but because he was slow to react, Tommy blames himself for Mike's death and volunteers to defuse an unexploded bomb stuck under the deck. When Mike is buried at sea, Greek-American "Tin Can" does not attend the service, which angers the other men until he explains that every Allied death causes him great pain. Meanwhile, Raymond, who lived in Japan, discusses how the Japanese people were led into the war by the military faction.

As the submarine nears Tokyo Bay, the *Copperfin* has to negotiate its way through protective minefields and anti-torpedo nets. When a Japanese ship enters the bay, Cassidy follows in its wake. That night, a small party, including the ship's womanizer, "Wolf", goes ashore to make weather observations. Meanwhile, Tommy is diagnosed with appendicitis. "Pills", the pharmacist's mate, has to operate following instructions from a book, using improvised instruments, and without sufficient ether to last throughout the procedure. The operation is a success, and "Cookie" Wainwright begins to prepare the pumpkin pie he had promised to bake for Tommy.

Raymond broadcasts the information the shore party has collected in Japanese in an attempt to avoid detection, but the Japanese are alerted and search the bay. The *Copperfin* remains undetected, allowing the men to watch part of the Doolittle Raid through the periscope. After recovering Raymond and his team, the submarine then slips out of the bay following an exiting ship.

Later, the *Copperfin* sinks a Japanese aircraft carrier and is badly damaged by its escorts. In desperation, after long hours and barrages of depth charges, Cassidy attacks, sending a destroyer to the bottom and enabling the crew to return safely to San Francisco.
Bruckner

Corporal **Bruckner** was a non-commissioned officer of the Special Identification Group (SIG), under the command of Captain Kurt Bergman. They join up with commandos of the Long Range Desert Group (LRDG), under the command of Lieutenant Colonel John Harker, at Kufra in southeastern Libya. He and Kurt Bergman had known each other for 10 years.

## Gallery

Von Kruger, Kurt Bergman, Krug and Bruckner.John Harker, Donald Craig, Kurt Bergman and Bruckner.
Bondarenko

**Bondarenko** was a soldier of the NKVD. He was part of Petrov's team which was tasked with capturing the Polish scientist Dr. Alexander Fabien from the Germans. After he was wounded in a shootout with the Germans, he told Petrov and the other to go and he would hold off the Germans. He fought to his last bullet and then sacrificed himself by killing himself and German soldier with his grenade.

## Gallery

Petrov and Bondarenko.Sasha and Bondarenko.Petrov, NKVD Soldier 2, Sasha and Bondarenko.
Brown (Operation Overlord)

Corporal **Brown** was a non-commissioned officer of the U.S Army. He was part of the 1st Armored Division and served alongside Technician Fifth Grade Anderson. He was chosen by Colonel Sampson Landy to lead a two-man mission to rescue a captured U.S Army soldier, named Donovan, from the Germans.

## Awards

* Combat Infantryman Badge
* Croix de guerre 1939–1945
* Silver Star
* American Campaign Medal

## Notes

* Throughout the film he wears the SSI of the 1st Armored Division, yet at the end of the film he has the lapel pins of Infantry.
* He should have rank insignia on both arms, not just one.
C. Carwood Lipton

**C. Carwood Lipton** was a soldier with Easy Company, 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, in the 101st Airborne Division of the United States Army during World War II. He rose through the ranks to become a Second Lieutenant.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Clifford Carwood Lipton. [1]
Butz

Soldat **Butz** was a Heer soldier serving under Feldwebel Werner Rachtman. He, Rachtman and Ludwig were captured by the Basterds in a forest. Aldo Raine initially focused solely on Rachtman, asking that he give up the location of several other nearby German soldiers in return for sparing his life. When Rachtman refused, he was beaten to death by the dreaded "Bear Jew".

When a panicked Ludwig tried to escape and was killed by Gerold Hirschberg, this left just Butz. Raine then offered Butz the same deal he'd offered Rachtman - the location of his fellow Germans in exchange for his life. Terrified, Butz hurriedly told them. True to his word, Raine did spare Butz's life, but not before carving a Swastika into his forehead, as the Basterds did with all the Germans they let live.
Cefalu

**Cefalu** was a Royal Italian Army soldier serving in North Africa. He and Tenente Cristalde surrendered to Sergeant Jack Moffitt and Tully Pettigrew. Moffitt wasn't going to take them with him as he was on a mission to rescue Sergeant Sam Troy and Mark T. Hitchcock, but he relented and told them to climb aboard his jeep. Cristalde and Cefalu later helped with the rescue of Troy and Hitchcock.

## Notes

* His collar tabs appear to be those of the 21st Infantry Division "Granatieri di Sardegna", which didn't serve in North Africa.

## Gallery

Cefalu and Cristalde.Cristalde and Cefalu.
Caporale

The Caporale was an Italian soldier of the 28th Infantry Regiment of the 17th Infantry Division Pavia, deployed near Naqb Rala (El Alamein) in October 1942.

When new recruit, Soldato Serra joined the regiment, Tenente Fiore, the platoon commander, was unimpressed by Serra’s enthusiasm, and showed little faith in the prospect of a rapid victory. As soon as Serra reached his squad, the Caporale who had accompanied him was killed by an artillery shell, and all that was left of him was an ear.
Carl (Disambiguation)

**Carl** is a given name.

**Carl** may refer to:

* Carl A. Anderson, a USMC Lieutenant, in *Halls of Montezuma*.
* Carl Cutler, a Kriegsmarine Korvettenkapitän, in *Mystery Sea Raider*.
* Carl Dorfmann, a Heer Soldat, in *Combat!*
* Carl Friedrich Goerdeler, a German politician, in *Valkyrie*.
* Carl Griffin, a USMC Captain, in *Flying Leathernecks*.
* Carl Jessop, a U.S Navy Commander, in *Midway (1976)*.
* Carl Ludwig, a Kriegsmarine Kapitänleutnant, in *The Dirty Dozen: The Fatal Mission*.
* Carl Madsen, a SS Rottenführer, in *1944*.
* Carl Gustaf Emil Mannerheim, a Finnish Army Sotamarsalkka, in *Tali-Ihantala 1944*.
* Carl Scherer, a Heer Soldat, in *Soldiers of the Damned*.
* Carl Schmidt, a Heer Hauptmann, in *The Bridge at Remagen*.
* Carl Seeband, a SS Sturmbannführer, in *Never Look Away*.
* Carl Spaatz, a USAAF Major General, in *Ike*.
* Carl Spaatz, a USAAF General, in *White Tiger*.
* Carl von Terpitz, a Luftwaffe Oberleutnant, in *Resisting Enemy Interrogation*.
* Carl Weaver, a Luftwaffe Oberst, in *The 25th Reich*.
* Carl-Birger Kvikant, a Finnish Army Kapteeni, in *Tali-Ihantala 1944*.
* Carl-Theodor Schütz, a SD Hauptsturmführer, in *Massacre in Rome*.
Bruce Cameron

Lieutenant **Bruce Cameron** was a U.S Marine Corps pilot serving on Wake Island.

Major Geoffrey Caton is a U.S Marine officer who in November 1941 departs Pearl Harbor naval base in Hawaii aboard the Pan American Clipper to take over command on Wake Island.

Upon arrival, Caton inspects the island and identifies Privates Aloysius K. Randall and Joe Doyle as troublemakers. He has them dig a large slit trench by hand. Shad McClosky has a construction contract for large trenches and living quarters, and drives his crew to complete the work on time. There are numerous conflicts between the military and the civilians, including practicing for air raids.

The next day is Sunday, December 7, 1941. Randall prepares to board the Clipper, as he is leaving the service. Then news arrives about the Japanese air attack on Pearl Harbor. The island goes on alert. Randall is unsure what to do. He is sent to a bomb shelter with the civilians as enemy planes approach. The Americans have only four fighters in the air, holding eight in reserve, against 24 Japanese bombers. Marine fighters shoot down several Japanese planes, but the bombers inflict heavy damage. Following the raid, Caton tells Randall he is no longer a civilian. McClosky decides to stay and dig trenches and other shelters with his heavy equipment. That night, Caton informs pilot Lieutenant **Bruce Cameron** that his wife was killed at Pearl Harbor.

The next day, enemy ships approach. The Marines camouflage their equipment. Caton orders his men into shelters and to hold their fire while the Japanese bombard the island. The Japanese signal the Americans to surrender. Caton does not answer. He waits until the enemy ships have closed to 4700 yards before returning fire, repelling the landing attempt and sinking several ships.

Cameron, on a reconnaissance flight, spots a Japanese heavy cruiser which can hit the island while remaining out of range of the defenders' weapons. He states he can take out that ship if his fighter is stripped down and carries only 15 gallons of fuel and a double load of bombs. Caton approves the mission. After successfully bombing the ship, Cameron is wounded by a Japanese fighter. He manages to land his airplane safely before dying.

## Notes

* Lt. Cameron was based off of Major Henry Talmage "Hammerin' Hank" Elrod. [1]
Carl Spaatz (White Tiger)

General **Carl Spaatz** was a U.S Army Air Force officer and the commander of the Eighth Air Force, and was also placed in overall command of the USAAF in the European Theater of Operations, while retaining his Eighth Air Force command.

He was in Berlin to witness the unconditional surrender of Germany, signed by Generalfeldmarschall Wilhelm Keitel. He was one of the three allied signatories, along with Marshal of the Soviet Union Georgy Konstantinovich Zhukov and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur William Tedder.

## Awards

* Pilot's Badge
* Distinguished Service Medal
* Legion of Honour
* Bronze Star Medal
* World War I Victory Medal
* European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal
* American Defense Service Medal

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Carl Andrew Spaatz. [1]
Bruno Gaido

Aviation Machinist's Mate **Bruno P. Gaido** was part of the aviation crew of the U.S Navy, serving aboard the USS *Enterprise*.

He single-handedly shot down a Japanese aircraft, the pilot of which was attempting to crash on Enterprise’s flight deck, on 1 February 1942. For his initiative and bravery, Vice Admiral William F. Halsey promoted Gaido on the spot.

At the Battle of Midway four months later, Gaido, flying as the rear-seat gunner for Enterprise’s Scouting Squadron 6, contributed to the successful attacks on the Japanese carriers *Kaga* and *Akagi*. During that action, however, Gaido’s aircraft stayed in the air too long, and fuel was running out. Seeing that the tanks were nearly empty, the pilot, Ensign Frank W. O’Flaherty, had to ditch the aircraft in the ocean. He and Gaido survived the impact but found themselves taken prisoner by crewmembers of a nearby Japanese destroyer, *Makigumo*.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Bruno P. Gaido. [1]
Brunner

Hauptmann **Brunner** was a Heer officer. In order to gain access to his office, "Actor", disguised as an SS Sturmbannführer, told him he believed the building it was in had been sabotaged. Using the intercom, he announced a general alert, clearing the building of all civilian and military staff, before the "Sturmbannführer" urged him and his aide to leave as well.
Chaplain (War Fever)

He was a U.S Army Chaplain serving in Italy. He was part of the firing squad under the command of First Lieutenant Michael Sheppard. He is killed along with all of the men, except for Sheppard, Grayson  and Haskins, when they are ambushed by German troops. He sees that Sheppard was about to be shot and ran in front of him telling him to get down and was shot in the back as he did this.
Bruce Carrey

Corporal **Bruce Carrey** was a non-commissioned officer of the Canadian Army. He was stationed in Britain. He met and fell in love with Dawn Rowan who ended up getting pregnant and the two were wed after Bruce went AWOL to find her. They were married in the village church and when he came out the MPs were there waiting to take him away.
Camp Kommandant (Albert R.N.)

He is a Kriegsmarine Kapitän zur See and the Camp Kommandant of Marlag ‘0’, a prisoner-of-war camp for Naval officers in North-West Germany. His second in command is Hauptsturmführer Schultz.

The Kommandant was a veteran of the Great War and he was a P.O.W. himself during that war where he made an escape attempt five times, but never succeeded.
Bruno von Falk

Oberleutnant **Bruno von Falk** was a Heer officer. He came from a military family where it was expected of him and his brothers to join the army. His father was a soldier and Bruno and his brothers all joined up at the same time. Before joining up, he was a composer and married around the same time as he joined the army. In 1940, he stated that he had been married and a soldier for four years, which would mean he joined the army in 1936.

Of his three brothers two were killed, one in Poland, one in Normandy, and the youngest had just left for Africa.

In 1940 he was billeted in the house of a young French woman (Lucile) and her mother in-law in the small French town of Bussy (in the suburbs just east of Paris). Where he slowly struck up a relationship with Lucile, helped by their common interest in music.

Bruno was ordered by the Major to read all of the letters that had been left for the Germans. They were from the local French citizens of Bussy and they denounced their neighbors, from accusing a man of sleeping with a girl half his age, to saying a woman was pretending to be a Catholic when she was in fact a Jew. Bruno would've gladly burned the letters but it was his job to read them and report on what he found. He did later burn them all when Lucile found one that said her husband (who was a French P.O.W. in a labour camp in Germany) had being having an affair since before they were married and has a child from the affair. This helped Bruno and Lucile grow closer.

When Oberleutnant Kurt Bonnet was killed. Bruno was put in charge of the search for his killer, but was unable to find him. Bruno was unaware that the killer was being hidden by Lucile in her house.

Later as the killer had not been found, the German Major put Bruno in charge of the firing squad that was to shoot the French Viscount. The Major explained that as the killer could not be executed the blame must fall on the Mayor and as the Viscount was the Mayor of Bussy he was to be executed in the farmer's stead. Bruno ordered the firing squad to take aim and fire but the Viscount wasn't declared dead, so Bruno reluctantly had to shoot him in the head with his pistol.

Later that night he issued papers so Lucile could go to Paris, she was claiming to be going to get medicine for one of her sick tenant farmer's children, but was really trying to help the farmer escape.

The next day as the Germans were preparing to leave Bussy, Bruno's orderly told him that he had put a note in with Lucile's papers, telling the guards at the road checkpoint to search her car. Bruno who had begun to suspect she was helping the farmer fought with his conscience and got on his bike and went after her. When he arrived at the checkpoint he found the two guards dead and Lucile standing next to the wounded farmer, aiming a pistol at Bruno. Without been asked he offered to help her get the farmer into the car and then watched as she drove away, without another word spoken between them.

Lucile later heard that Bruno had died on the Eastern Front.
Burrows

Major **Burrows** is a U.S Army officer serving in North Africa. He sent Sergeant Sam Troy, Jack Moffitt and Tully Pettigrew on a mission to make contact with Mark T. Hitchcock who had been sent on a mission of his own to trial a new artillery shell. Burrows had lost contact with Hitchcock and his trucks and didn't want the new weapon falling into German hands.
Carleton Brown Wiffingham

Major General **Carleton Brown Wiffingham** is a British Army officer and spy working for the Germans. He has Captain Patterson and Sergeant Bridget Stanhope, kidnap who they believe to be General Lawrence MacKenzie-Smith and have him sent to Germany. But they really kidnapped Ernie Williams who was disguised as MacKenzie-Smith.

## Awards

* Order of the British Empire
* Distinguished Service Order
* Military Cross
* 1914 Star
* British War Medal
* Victory Medal
* General Service Medal
Charles Godfrey (Dad's Army (2016))

Private **Charles Godfrey** was the frailest member of the platoon and was the platoon's medical orderly. He had served in the First World War. Godfrey was a gentle, amiable but vague bachelor who lived with his spinster sisters Dolly and Cissy, and was a martyr to his weak bladder.

## Awards

* Military Medal
* 1914-15 Star
* British War Medal
* Victory Medal

## Gallery

Wilson, Mainwaring, Pike, Walker, Frazer and Godfrey.Arthur Wilson, Charles Godfrey, James Frazer and Jack Jones.James Frazer, Charles Godfrey and Jack Jones.
Carl Spaatz

Major General **Carl Spaatz** was a U.S Army Air Force officer and the commander of the Eighth Air Force, and was also placed in overall command of the USAAF in the European Theater of Operations, while retaining his Eighth Air Force command.

## Awards

* Command Pilot's Badge
* Distinguished Service Cross
* Distinguished Flying Cross
* Mexican Service Medal
* World War I Victory Medal with three battle stars
* American Defense Service Medal

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Carl Andrew Spaatz. [1]
Bruener 2 (The Rat Patrol)

Oberleutnant Bruener was an Afrika Korps officer serving under Hauptmann Krueger. When Troy and Moffitt brought the injured Gerta into a German field hospital disguised as Afrika Korps soldiers, Bruener attempted to order Troy to take the place of a wounded German demolitions expert on a mission. Moffitt said they had to get back to their unit. Insistent, Bruener went and retrieved Hauptmann Krueger, whereupon Moffitt held the two officers at gunpoint with his MP40.

Troy and Moffitt forced the two to come with them. Halfway out of the camp, though, they broke and ran, triggering a firefight. Bruener hid behind a halftrack while Krueger got behind a motorcycle. As the two Allies escaped, Bruener and some men got into the halftrack and pursued them. Bruener was seemingly killed when Troy and Moffitt shot the halftrack until it blew up.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class
* Wound Badge (Black)
* Afrika Korps Cuff Title

## Notes

* His collar litzen are those of an enlisted man and not the ones of an officer.

## Gallery

Brahms and Bruener.Brahms and Bruener.Bruener and Krueger.Bruener and Krueger.
Charles Thomas Buckner

Colonel **Charles Thomas Buckner** was a U.S. Army officer of the 4th Parachute Brigade, tasked with leading a mission to assault an armored train shipping a prototype of the V-2 missile.

## Notes

* The Americans didn't have a 4th Parachute Brigade but the British did.

## Gallery

SS Commander, Fred Canfield and Charles Thomas Buckner.Charles Thomas Buckner in disguise.
Charles Godfrey

Private **Charles Godfrey** was the frailest member of the platoon and was the platoon's medical orderly. He had served in the First World War as a conscientious-objecting stretcher bearer in the Royal Army Medical Corps, winning the Military Medal, before becoming a gentlemen's outfitter at the Army & Navy Stores. Godfrey was a gentle, amiable but vague bachelor who lived with his spinster sisters Dolly and Cissy in an idyllic cottage, and was a martyr to his weak bladder, leading to many requests to be "excused". He was very loyal to Captain George Mainwaring, except on one occasion when he took part in a plot to make Mainwaring's feet hurt.

## Awards

* Military Medal
* 1914-15 Star
* British War Medal
* Victory Medal

## Gallery

James Frazer and Charles Godfrey.James Frazer, George Mainwaring, and Charles Godfrey.Charles Godfrey and Frank Pike.Joe Walker and Charles Godfrey.Arthur Wilson, Frank Pike and Charles Godfrey.Frazer, Jones, Godfrey, Mainwaring, Hodges, Wilson and Pike.
Burke (Disambiguation)

**Burke** is a surname.

**Burke** may refer to:

* Burke, a USMC Marine, in *Beachhead*.
* Burke, a U.S Naval Reserve Captain, in *In Harm's Way*.
* Burke, a Australian Army Private, in *Kokoda*.
* Burke, a U.S Army First Sergeant, in *The Adventures of a Rookie* and *Rookies in Burma*.
* Kevin Burke, a U.S Army Captain, in *Battle of the Commandos*.
Bronek Wojciechowski

Porucznik **Bronek "Czarny" Wojciechowski** was a officer of the Polish Army. He was a Reserve officer before the war.

First he was an enforcer in ZWZ, then he worked with friends in a special department. In 1944 he was promoted to Kapitan. In 1945 he continued fighting in the ranks of the Armed Forces Delegation for the country. In 1946 he was sent from London to Poland with the mission of killing the former Gestapo informer Antoni Karkowski.

## Gallery

Bronek Wojciechowski and Janek Markiewicz.
Carl Friedrich Goerdeler

Dr. **Carl Friedrich Goerdeler** was a German politician who intended to become chancellor of Germany after a successful coup. In the autumn of 1943, Goerdeler first met Oberst Claus von Stauffenberg. On 17 July 1944, a warrant for Goerdeler's arrest was issued, causing him to go into hiding. Goerdeler managed to escape from Berlin, but he was apprehended on 12 August 1944. On 9 September 1944, after a trial at the People's Court, he was sentenced to death. He was finally executed by hanging on 2 February 1945 at Plötzensee Prison in Berlin.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Carl Friedrich Goerdeler. [1]
Carol Campbell

First Lieutenant **Carol Campbell** is a WAC and an ADSEC officer. She had spent her formative years in Europe while her father served as a diplomat and possesses extensive knowledge of various European languages and customs, including Yugoslavia. After the murder of Thomas Hoffman, she volunteers to take his place. Major Wright is skeptical at first and tells her of the danger, but he ultimately accepts, making Campbell the first female member of the "Dirty Dozen."
Carl A. Anderson

Lieutenant **Carl A. Anderson** was a chemistry teacher in civilian life. Carl and his platoon have been fighting since Guadalcanal, and now only seven men remain of the original platoon. All of them are now hardened veterans. Carl has been suffering from "psychological migraines" for months and Navy corpsman C. E. "Doc" Jones, has urged Carl to seek treatment in the United States, but Carl refuses to leave his men and has been relying on Doc to supply him with painkillers.
Bruno Mussolini

Tenente **Bruno Mussolini** was the son of Italian dictator Benito Mussolini and a pilot of the Royal Italian Air Force. He died in 1941 in an accident when his plane crashed.

## Awards

* Pilot's Badge
* Silver Medal of Military Valour
* Commemorative Medal for the Campaigns of Libya

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Bruno Mussolini. [1]
Belzer

Stabsarzt Dr. **Belzer** was a German doctor and medical officer serving in the Heer. After Wayne Temple and a French Resistance member were injured by an explosion, and medic Captain Corelli died of a heart attack, Sergeant Saunders and "Caje" were sent to find a doctor in a nearby village. However, they could only find Belzer. They kidnapped him and brought him to the church where they had been hiding. Although he gave Temple a blood transfusion, he died. Fortunately, he was more successful with the Frenchman, saving his life. In return, the Americans let him go.

## Awards

* Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oakleaves and Swords
Carl Schmidt

Hauptmann **Carl Schmidt** was a Heer officer stationed in Remagen, serving as the head of Remagen Bridge Security Command. Before the war, he'd been a schoolteacher, and one of his students even served as a soldier under his command. When Major Paul Kreuger came to the town under orders to destroy Remagen Bridge to prevent its being used by the advancing Americans, Schmidt served as his able second in command on the scene along with Hauptmann Otto Baumann.

Kreuger delayed blowing the bridge to give the retreating 15th Army time to get across. When he finally tried destroying it, it failed due to the poor quality of the explosives. Kreuger became trapped on the bridge, and Schmidt ran out and rescued him, despite sustaining an injury to his hand.

The two retreated back to the railroad tunnel on the German side of the bridge, where Kreuger decided they'd hold out. He sent Leutnant Zimring to run and request reinforcements from Generaloberst von Brock. When Zimring didn't return and the hoped for reinforcements didn't come, Kreuger decided he'd go, himself, and Schmidt was left in charge.

Unfortunately, Kreuger never came back either, because he'd been executed by Oberstgruppenführer Gerlach. The reinforcements never came, and the bridge was taken by the American forces commanded by General Shinner. Rather than waste further lives, Schmidt surrendered to American Lieutenant Phil Hartman. He mused that he hoped that the war would be over soon so they could all go back to their ordinary lives.

## Gallery

Carl Schmidt and Paul Kreuger.Otto Baumann and Carl Schmidt.Eckert, Paul Kreuger and Carl Schmidt.Carl Schmidt and Phil Hartman.
Carlo Scorza

**Carlo Scorza** was a prominent member of the National Fascist Party of Italy during World War II. He built his reputation in the Fascist paramilitary group known as the Blackshirts, and later rose to the position of party secretary, second only to Benito Mussolini in authority over Fascist Italy. On 25 July 1943, the President of the Italian wartime Parliament, Dino Grandi, put forth to the Fascist Grand Council a motion to remove Mussolini from office. Scorza, who also held the position of Secretary of the Grand Council, voted against it, but the motion carried and Mussolini was arrested by the Carabinieri.

## Awards

* Pilot's Badge
* War Merit Cross
* Commemorative Medal of the Expedition to Albania

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Carlo Scorza. [1]
Caporal

The Caporal was a soldier of the Senegalese Tirailleurs stationed at the Thiaroye camp, on the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal. He was the cook of the camp and took the brunt of the soldiers displeasure when the food he served was deemed to be poor. He tried to explain that he could only cook them what his was given and that the meat was only for the white officers.
Camp Guard 2 (The Wooden Horse)

The Stabsgefreiter is a medical orderly of the Luftwaffe serving at Stalag Luft III. He is nicknamed "Dopey" by an Australian officer.

He is blackmailed by Flight Lieutenant Peter Howard into letting him see some travel documents.

## Gallery

Australian in Hospital and Camp Guard.Peter Howard, Doctor, and Camp Guard.
Brahms (The Rat Patrol)

Dr. **Brahms** was a medical officer of the Afrika Korps who served under the command of Hauptmann Krueger. When Sergeants Sam Troy and Jack Moffitt brought the injured Gerta into the medical tent disguised as German soldiers, Brahms was treating an injured Afrika Korps soldier under the close attention of Leutnant Bruener. He then treated Gerta.
Captured Russian Soldier

The Krasnoarmeyets was a Red Army soldier serving during the Winter War. He was captured after an attack and held prisoner by the Finns. One night he overheard Jan Sikorsky and Paavo Luuki talking about how they planned to murder him. When they slept he made his esacpe attemtp. On guard duty that night was Tyko Gallen, the Russian begged him to let him go, and told him of the others plans to kill him. Tyko agreed to let him go, but then heard the words said by Birger Simberg: "kill or be killed", over and over in his head. He then shot the Russian in the back as he fled, and then repeatedly stabbed him until Viktor Ryder arrived. Ryder was forced to hit Tyko to knock some sense into him.

## Gallery

Tyko Gallen, Paavo Luuki and Captured Russian Soldier.
Carl Seeband

Professor **Carl Seeband** was the Director of the Dresden Women's Clinic and a honorary Sturmbannführer of the SS medical corps.

After the war, Seeband is arrested by the Soviets and briefly placed in a prison camp. While there, he volunteers to assist a Russian officer's wife during a complicated birth and saves the lives of both wife and child. The grateful Soviet officer thereafter protects Seeband and releases him, but still suspecting him.

Seeband has left his Nazi past behind and now follows the socialist ideology of East Germany. Later, fearing prosecution after the Russian officer who protected him is transferred to Moscow, Seeband flees East Germany for West Germany.

When Seeband sees a collage painting of Kurt's aunt, the Nazi doctor, and himself, he flees, destroyed, believing his despised son-in-law of all people was able to uncover his greatest secret.

## Awards

* Iron Cross 1st Class (WW1)
* Iron Cross 2nd Class (WW1)
* Cross of Honour
Charles Gould

**Charles Gould** is a British Army officer who was stationed in Cairo. He is the husband of Grace Gould.

He returns home in June 1943 and lets himself into his house. His wife Grace is surprised to see him. He embraces Grace, who only says, "I'd forgotten you had your own key."

Grace and Charles have a drink while discussing their respective parents. She tells him to call before he returns from seeing his parents, rather than just popping in unannounced again, explaining that they had not expected him to arrive for another month. Suddenly, he says, "Grace!" and takes her forcibly in his arms. When she fails to respond to his advances, he confides that he has been thinking about her for two years. Grace reminds him of their platonic arrangement, which he now considers to be nonsense, as he tried to express in his letters. She says the letters were not at all like him, and his poetry did not scan well. Charles tells his wife that he has changed in quite a few ways, and he asks her if she has missed him while he was in Cairo, whereupon she answers with an impersonal "of course." That is when Grace chooses to inform her husband that they have a visitor, whom she has sent to obtain some coffee. Grace asks Charles whether he has seen Ronnie Lewis in Cairo, that he came to see her before he was posted, and Charles replies that Ronnie told him about their meeting in some detail. This annoys Grace, who says, "Wait till I see him again." Charles tells her that will not be possible, as Ronnie Lewis died in hospital after losing both of his legs. Ronnie was on his deathbed, explains Charles, and he seemed compelled to tell him all about the tryst. He adds, "I got the impression he didn't like either himself or you for it." This makes little impression on Grace, who asks her husband if he likes her. "Grace," he answers, "you might not understand this, but while I was away, I fell in love with you." Again he throws himself at her, and again she resists, telling him, "I'm perfectly willing to honour our contract, but, for God's sake, spare me your bloody poetry!"

When David Ashton returns, Charles gives David the tennis racquet for Peter and pays him for the pack of coffee, while David, sensing the end of his relationship with Grace, lays his key on the table. Charles asks the stranger his name, and he replies, "Ashton, David Ashton." And then Charles explains that he took David's shaving gear out of the bathroom and put it in the case. When David tries to apologise, Charles responds, "No explanations, Ashton," but David nonetheless says, "I'm sorry, mate." As David begins to leave, Charles asks him to tell Peter that he did not exactly get a hero's welcome—but that he is not exactly a hero.
Castle

Private **Castle** was a U.S Army soldier of the 101st Airborne Division, serving under the command of Sergeant Brewer. They were sent behind enemy lines into the Black Forest to recover any survivours of a downed plane and make sure the information it was carrying didn't fall into enemy hands. He was shot during a firefight with a group of German soldiers.
Butch Dooley

**"Big" Butch Dooley** is a pilot of the First American Volunteer Group (Flying Tigers) serving in China.

Several pilots with the Flying Tigers, Eddie and Butch Dooley rescue a young lad they find after a Japanese air raid. The squadron pilots adopt the boy, "Little" Butch Dooley, as sort of a mascot. The men collect funds and send the boy to a mission school ran by American, Doc Temple.
Calvin Graham

**Calvin Graham**, was a 12-year-old boy who looked older than his age. He forged his mother's signature to enlist in the U.S. Navy, completed basic training and was assigned to the USS *South Dakota* (BB-57).

He was aboard the USS *South Dakota* during fighting in the Naval Battle of Guadalcanal. One of Graham's shipmates was killed, and several others, including Graham, were wounded. Lauding Graham's bravery, the ship's captain recommended him for two Purple Hearts. Graham's ship entered port in New York City for repairs, but when Graham learned that his grandmother had died, he asked to go to Texas to attend her funeral. The ship's executive officer, who had assumed command, gave Graham a four-day pass, knowing he could not make it back in time. He told Graham to go to the recruiting office in Texas and turn himself in when the pass expired. Graham reported as directed, expecting his story about being underage to be verified so he could be released.

He showed up at a naval base in uniform with a set of sealed orders. After his orders were reviewed, he was arrested (without explanation) and taken to the brig. Graham unsuccessfully tried to get himself released from prison by saying he is underage, but nobody believed him. He then learned that he's in prison for desertion and, as a result, is unable to get any messages out.

Graham spent his 13th birthday being nearly worked to death by abusive guards who refused to believe him. Meanwhile, his sister received an anonymous phone call telling her that Graham was in the brig. After pleading with the Provost Marshal got her nowhere, she went to the newspaper, which finally got her brother released, and was reunited with his sister.

## Gallery

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Calvin Graham. [1]
Charles (Disambiguation)

**Charles** is a masculine given name.

**Charles** may refer to:

* Charles Beeson, a U.S Army First Lieutenant, in *P-51 Dragon Fighter*.
* Charles Bosche, a U.S Army Captain, in *The Thin Red Line*.
* Charles Thomas Buckner, a U.S Army Colonel, in *The Inglorious Bastards*.
* Charles Cholmondeley, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *Operation Mincemeat*.
* Charles Clusters, a USMC Private First Class, in *Windtalkers*.
* Charles Coward, a British Army Sergeant Major, in *The Password is Courage*.
* Charles P. Davenport, a Royal Navy Captain, in *Into the White*.
* Charles de Gaulle, a French Army Général de brigade, in *De Gaulle*.
* Charles de Gaulle, a French Army Général de brigade, in *Ike*.
* Charles de Gaulle, a French Army Général de brigade, in *Ike: Countdown to D-Day*.
* Charles W. Dobson, a USMC Captain, in *Baa Baa Black Sheep*.
* Charles Dryton, a British Army officer, in *Night Train to Munich*.
* Charles Fisher, a Canadian Army Major, in *Battlebox*.
* Charles Godfrey, a British Army Private, in *Dad's Army (TV Series)*.
* Charles Godfrey, a British Army Private, in *Dad's Army (2016)*.
* Charles Gould, a British Army officer, in *A Family at War*.
* Charles Graham, a British Army Colonel, in *Dame of Sark*.
* Charles E. Grant, a U.S Army Staff Sergeant, in *Band of Brothers*.
* Charles Hargraves, a British Army Colonel, in *Yellow Canary*.
* Charles Harris, U.S Army Private First Class, in *Combat!*
* Charles Korotny, a U.S Army Colonel, in *The Horizontal Lieutenant*.
* Charles Larcom, a Royal Navy Captain, in *Sink the Bismarck!*
* Charles Longbourne, a British spy, in *Hong Kong 1942*.
* Charles B. MacKenzie, a British Army Lieutenant Colonel, in *A Bridge Too Far*.
* Charles E. Madison, a U.S Navy Lieutenant Commander, in *The Americanization of Emily*.
* Charles Marquand, a British Army Major, in *Danger Within*.
* Charles B. McVay III, a U.S Navy Captain, in *Mission of the Shark: The Saga of the U.S.S. Indianapolis*.
* Charles B. McVay III, a U.S Navy Captain, in *USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage*.
* Charles R. Mew, a U.S Army Private, in *The Story of G.I. Joe*.
* Charles Parker, a U.S Navy Ensign, in *McHale's Navy* and *McHale's Navy Joins the Air Force*.
* Charles Plauda, a U.S Army Private, in *D-Day Assassins*.
* Charles Pottinger, a British Merchant Navy Master, in *The Battle of the River Plate*.
* Charles Price, a British Army Colonel, in *The Traitor*.
* Charles Arthur Digby St John Reynolds, a British Army Lieutenant Colonel, in *It Ain't Half Hot Mum*.
* Charles Warden, a British Army Captain, in *Fortunes of War*.
* Charles Wingham, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *The War Devils*.
Brown (Disambiguation)

**Brown** is a surname.

**Brown** may refer to:

* Brown, a U.S Army Staff Sergeant, in *Carmen Jones*.
* Brown, a British Army Second Lieutenant, *Don't Panic Chaps!*
* Brown, a U.S Army Corporal, in *Operation Overlord*.
* Brown, a British Army Private, in *P.O.W.*.
* Brown, a Royal Navy Able Seaman, in *Sink the Bismarck!*
* Brown, a Royal Navy Chief Petty Officer, in *The Guns of Navarone*.
* Andrew Brown, a Royal Navy Signalman, in *Single-Handed*.
* Bill Brown, a RAF Captain, in *Appointment in London*.
* Carol Brown, a member of the Women's Auxiliary Air Force, in *A Yank in the R.A.F.*
* Dorothy Brown, a American woman, in *Operation Overlord*.
* Herbie Brown, a U.S Army Private, in *Buck Privates* and *Buck Privates Come Home*.
* Kurt Brown, a USAAF Major, in *12 O'Clock High*.
* Michael Brown, a British Army Lieutenant, in *Colditz (1972)*.
* Ralph Brown, a RAF Sergeant, in *The Purple Plain*.
* Reggie Brown, a U.S Army Private, in *Werewolves of the Third Reich*.
* Carleton Brown Wiffingham, a British Army Major General, in *On the Double*.
Chana Abramowicz

**Chana Abramowicz** was a prisoner at a concentration camp in Poland.

After she caught cholera and her parents died from it, she was taken care of by her aunt Mina and cousin Rivkah. They all attended the wedding of Leah and Shmuel, and just as the ceremony was finishing the Germans arrived and told all of the Jews there that they were to be taken away to a better place. All were ordered into the backs of trucks and taken away to a concentration camp.

Whilst at the camp she witnessed friends and family die, including her aunt Mina, who was taken to the gas chamber. Rivkah her self was going to be gassed on the orders of Commandant Krieger, but Chana took her headscarf and went in her place.
Butts

Sergeant **Butts** is a Military Police non-commissioned officer who was serving at the Marston Tyne military prison whilst Second Lieutenant Dan Danko was a prisoner there. After Danko took the role of the leader of the "Dirty Dozen" he made a request to Major General Worth that he wanted Butts to help train the men and be part of the mission.

During the mission Butts is shot and wounded but he survives and returns to England with the other seven survivors of the team.

After the mission his leg heals but he is told he will not be able to jump again. Danko tells Worth that he will miss him.

## Awards

* American Defense Service Medal
* American Campaign Medal
* European-African-Middle Eastern Campaign Medal