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Andrei Sobinski

Porucznik **Andrei Sobinski** was a Polish Air Force officer. Just prior to the outbreak of war he met the married actress, Anna Tura, and began an affair with her. But the fling was cut short by the Nazi invasion of Poland forcing Sobinski to go to England.

Sobinski and the rest of the RAF's Polish squadron commiserate with Polish radio freedom fighter Professor Siletski, leading to him acquiring messages to people in the Polish Underground when he says he intends to return to Poland to lead the fight there. However, when Siletski fails to recognize Anna Bronski's name despite having claimed to have lived in Warsaw, Sobinski and his superiors realize that Siletski is a Nazi sympathizer who intends to sells the names to Gestapo leader Erhardt. Sobinski air drops into Warsaw and meets up with Anna and Fredrick.

## Awards

* Virtuti Militari
* Cross of Merit
* Pilot's Badge
Andre Rochambeau

Général de brigade **Andre Rochambeau** is a French Army officer who is taken prisoner by the Italians, along with four other Brigadier Generals, Roscoe Pennypacker, Newton Armstrong, Francis Mayhew, and Adrian Cox-Roberts. They are held in an Italian villa run as a top level prison camp by benevolent Italian Colonel Enrico Ferrucci.

## Gallery

Rochambeau, Mayhew, Cox-Roberts, Pennypacker and Armstrong.Cox-Roberts, Armstrong, Pennypacker, Mayhew and Rochambeau.
Andrea Mastroianni

Tenente **Andrea Mastroianni** is a Italian officer serving in Italy. He is tasked by Obersturmführer Heinz Warner with helping track down and capture the Resistance leader known as "Lupo".

## Notes

* On his officers uniform he wears the correct Army rank insignia but on his paratrooper uniform he wears the Air Force rank insignia.

## Gallery

Andrea Mastroianni and Heinz Warner.Heinz Warner and Andrea Mastroianni.
Godzilla versus Destroyah

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*Remember to check what links here and the page history before deletion.***Godzilla** (Japanese: ゴジラ Hepburn: *Gojira*) (/ɡɒdˈzɪlə/; [ɡoꜜdʑiɾa] ( listen)) is a monster originating from a series of Japanese films of the same name. The character first appeared in Ishirō Honda's 1954 film *Godzilla* and became a worldwide pop culture icon, appearing in various media, including 31 films produced by Toho, three Hollywood films, and numerous video games, novels, comic books, television shows. It is often dubbed the "King of the Monsters", a phrase first used in *Godzilla, King of the Monsters!*, the Americanized version of the original film.

Godzilla is depicted as an enormous, destructive, prehistoric sea monster awakened and empowered by nuclear radiation. With the nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki and the *Lucky Dragon 5* incident still fresh in the Japanese consciousness, Godzilla was conceived as a metaphor for nuclear weapons.[24] As the film series expanded, some stories took on less serious undertones, portraying Godzilla as an antihero, or a lesser threat who defends humanity. With the end of the Cold War, several post-1984 *Godzilla* films shifted the character's portrayal to themes including Japan's forgetfulness over its imperial past,[25] natural disasters, and the human condition.[26]
Anthony Parker

> *"Well, actually, I'm a bisexual lesbian in a man's body... but it's more complicated than that."*
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Lieutenant **Anthony "Tony" Parker** is a British Army officer. He speaks German fluently and was an attaché to the British Ambassador in Berlin before the war. He lived there with his German wife but the marriage ended after he wore her clothes and slept with her driver, Franz. His father is a Brigadier in the British Army.
Archibald (Disambiguation)

**Archibald** may refer to:

* Archibald Bunker, a USAAF soldier, in *All in the Family*.
* Archibald Hicox, a British Army First Lieutenant, in *Inglourious Basterds*.
* Archibald Ives, a Royal Air Force Flying Officer, in *The Great Escape*.
* Archibald Nye, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *The Man Who Never Was*.
* Archibald Wavell, a British Army General, in *Churchill and the Generals*.
Arnold

Captain **Arnold** is a U.S Army officer who looks exactly like Rommel. He was sent to Germany where he posed as Gefreiter **Max Belcher** of the 5th Company. As Max he is spotted by Heinz who tells his superior of Max's resemblance to Rommel.

After that he is chosen to be Rommel's double and part of a plan concocted by Heinrich Himmler and Wilhelm Canaris, where he will be taken to England and tasked with killing Eisenhower.

## Notes

* He wears his Gefreiter insignia on the wrong arm.

## Gallery

Max Blecher and Heinz.Max Blecher and Heinz.
American Sergeant

The Sergeant was a non-commissioned officer of the U.S Army stationed in Dakar, Senegal.

After a group of American MPs kidnap Sergent-chef Aloyse Diatta, a group led by Caporal-chef Diarra kidnap the American Sergeant outside a brothel and take hi back to Camp Thiaroye where he is kept as a hostage until Diatta is returned to the camp. Once Diatta was brought back the Sergeant was released and left with an American officer.
Anna Kleitz

**Anna Kleitz** was an Austrian Jew from Vienna where she grew up with Hauptmann Kurt Kohler.

At some point during WW2 she was being transported on a river boat to a concentration camp somewhere in Yugoslavia. The officer in charge of the boat was none other than Kurt. He tries to help her escape. He offers to help her get off the boat by giving her a dingy and telling that there are partisans on the bank that she could go to. But before anything can be done a group of Partisans led by Marko attack the boat, many German soldiers are killed, and it is Anna who helps Kurt to escape. He had been shot and wounded and fell into the river but she throws him a lifebuoy. The partisans free all of the Jews on board, but the reasons they attacked the boat was for weapons, which there are none.

Anna and the other Jews are left in a village but Anna follows the Partisans. She is is caught by some of them and she tells Marko she wants to join and help them. He agrees and the two of them eventually fall in love.
Alois Podhajsky

Oberst **Alois Podhajsky** was a Heer officer. He was the director of the Spanish Riding School (Spanische Hofreitschule) in Vienna, Austria. During the War, he worried for the safety of the school and the horses due to bombing raids on Vienna, Podhajsky evacuated most of the stallions out of the city to Sankt Martin im Innkreis in Upper Austria. Though the horses were in relative safety, there were still harsh challenges; there was little food for human or animals, and starving refugees sometimes attempted to steal the horses, viewing them as a source of meat. When the U.S Army arrived he asked them for help in protecting the horses and Major Hoffman arranged it for Podhajsky to put on an impressive performance by the remaining horses and riders of the school in front of George S. Patton Jr., the Americans agreed to place the stallions under the protection of the United States for the duration of the war.

## Awards

* War Merit Cross 1st Class with Swords
* War Merit Cross 2nd Class with Swords
* Wehrmacht Long Service Award
* Wound Badge (Black)
* German Equestrian Badge (Gold)

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Alois Podhajsky. [1]

## Gallery

Hoffman, Podhajsky and Otto.Hoffman and Podhajsky.Alois Podhajsky and Otto.Tellheim and Alois Podhajsky.Tellheim and Alois Podhajsky.Tellheim and Alois Podhajsky.
American P.O.W.

The Private was a U.S Army soldier serving in North Africa. He had been captured and was P.O.W. of the Germans until the Rat Patrol attacked the column that was transporting them through the desert and rescued them. Sergeant Sam Troy told him the direction to drive in to make back to the Allied lines.
Anderson (The Rat Patrol)

Lieutenant Colonel **Anderson** was a U.S Army doctor serving in North Africa. He was kidnaped by Hauptmann Hans Dietrich and during a sandstorm the two of them crashed. Dietrich was trapped beneath his Kübelwagen and Anderson was knocked unconscious but otherwise alright. When the Rat Patrol arrived to rescue Anderson he checked Dietrich and told Sergeant Sam Troy that there was nothing he could do for him, but as they were about to leave Dietrich began to groan. They freed him and discovered that they couldn't take him with them as he had broken his ribs. When Troy moved away, Dietrich revealed that Anderson was really a spy who had been working for the Germans, gathering information. Dietrich threatened to out Anderson to Troy if he didn't help him and give him the information he had came for. Anderson then told him he would give him an injection for the pain but Dietrich fought back and told Troy that Anderson was a spy and was trying to kill him. Troy wasn't sure and Anderson told him he couldn't listen to the lies any longer and went to the jeep. There he pulled a gun and got into the driver's side. He handed Troy his medical bag and told him that the information that Dietrich had came for was hidden in the bandages. Then he drove away.

He was later caught up in a firefight between a group of German soldiers and the Rat Patrol. He had tried to get to the Germans but when Troy started firing on them, they thought that Anderson was part of the attack and one of them threw grenade at the jeep he was in.
Andrea Dubois

**Andrea Dubois** was a Frenchwoman living with her husband, Arthur Dubois, son and daughter in the French countryside. The Filthy Thirteen came to their home and burst in and searched the place. Arthur tried to get them to leave as soon as they could but they fed them first. During a conversation with Sergeant Jake "McNasty" McNiece told them that they weren't used to visitors but later let slip that he talked with a friend just the day before. When questioned by McNasty he and his family looked down at the floor, signalling that their was someone under there. Within seconds the Schutzstaffel officer hiding under the floor, opened fire killing Arthur, his family and two of the Filthy thirteen, before he tried to flee into the woods.
Andy (Disambiguation)

**Andy** is a unisex name often a diminutive version of the male given name Andrew, and variants of it.

**Andy** may refer to:

* Andy, a U.S Army Private, in *Anzio*.
* Andy, soldier of the Levente, in *Hanna's War*.
* Andy, a U.S Navy officer, in *Midway (1976)*.
* Andy, a U.S Army Private, in *The Rat Patrol*.
* Andy Crewson, a U.S Navy Lieutenant Commander, in *Kiss Them for Me*.
* Andy Hookens, a USMC Private First Class, in *Battle Cry*.
* Andy Kagan, a U.S Army Private First Class, in *Inglourious Basterds*.
* Andy MacDonald, a RAF Flight Lieutenant, in *The Great Escape*.
* Andy Moore, a RAF Flight Sergeant, in *Battle of Britain*.
* Andy Wheeler, a U.S Army First Lieutenant, in *Code Name: Emerald*.
Aloyse Diatta

Sergent-chef **Aloyse Diatta** was a non-commissioned officer of the Senegalese Tirailleurs. He and is fellow soldiers were newly returned from France back to Africa and stationed at the Thiaroye camp, on the outskirts of Dakar, Senegal. Diatta was a well educated man who had studied in Paris where he had married a white French women and had a daughter who he named after his mother. He spoke French, English and Wolof.

All is well until the soldiers start to complain about the food offered in the camp, to which the French commander says he will do nothing about, as meat is reserved for white officers.

Whilst on leave from the camp he went to visit a brothel and everything was ok when they fought he was an African-American but when they found out he was an African they had him thrown out. On his way back to camp he was stopped by American MPs and the MP Sergeant attacked Diatta and then they took him. He ended up in hospital with an injured arm. This was witnessed by "Gabon" who ran back to the camp and told the others what had happened. Caporal-chef Diarra made a plan for the next morning, where he, Koffi, Oubangui and Pays would kidnap an American soldier in retaliation until the Americans returned Diatta.

The kidnaping caused some friction between the allies but finally Diatta was returned to the camp and the American hostage was released. The MP Sergeant later visited the camp to apologise to Diatta and give him a gift of some new sunglasses as he broke Diatta's old pair.

As the Senegalese troops are about to be transferred out of the camp, they learn they will only be given half the pay for their service as the French troops are unfairly converting French francs to Senegalese francs at half the rate to save money. The Senegalese troops capture the camp and take a French general hostage, beginning a mutiny. The mutiny ends when the officer gives them his word that they will be given their proper pay. That night, they dance and celebrate. At about 3 am, Pays is in a watch tower and sees tanks approaching the camp, and wakes up the other soldiers, but is unable to tell them what is happening; they think he is saying that Nazis are invading the camp, and dismiss him as being crazy. An hour or so later, the French tanks open fire on the camp, killing Aloyse Diatta, Pays and the rest of the Senegalese platoon.

## Gallery

Raymond, Diatta and Diarra.Diatta, Diarra and Pays.Diatta, Diarra and Pays.Diatta, Diarra and Pays.Diarra, Diatta, Labrousse and Raymond.Pays, Congo, Diatta, Diarra and Général de brigade.Général de brigade, Diatta, Groguet, Pays, Diarra and Koffi.
Arthur Nolan

Sergeant **Arthur Nolan** was a soldier of the fourth platoon of C company, of the third battalion, 2nd Marines.

He and five other men of his platoon had spent the night in a barn enjoying the company of some of the local women. The next morning shelling is heard in the distance and Sergeant Geronimo Lightcloud spots smoke rising from the area where their headquarters was based. Nolan gathers his men up and they head out to their headquarters to discover it had been attacked by the Germans and everyone has gone. They return to the barn and discover it occupied by SS troops who have tortured and then murdered the local women who where there. Nolan and his men swear vengeance on all Nazis.

The next day Nolan and his men come across a group of SS soldiers all asleep in a bombed out building. He and his men manage to kill them all except for their leader who was away scouting the area. The leader returns and holds Nolan and his men a gun point, as he is in fact Major Carter, a U.S Marine who was leading an Allied team of elite troops to find a Dutch scientist being held by the SS. After telling Nolan and his men this, they don't seem to believe him, until four SS men show up who have heard gun shots from the bombed out building. Carter guns them down and then asks and tells Nolan and his men that they will be taking the place of his troops to help him carryout his mission.

Now all dressed as SS soldiers they begin the mission. Carter sends Nolan, Private Gilbert Adams, and Private Thomas Nichols to stop General Sterletzer's car and then accompany him to where he is going. They stop the General's car and are about to escort him on his way when a real escort arrives who have been sent by Standartenführer Herman Kreuzfeld. Nolan and his men continue their journey with Sterletzer until they all stop at a house for food.

## Notes

* The 2nd Marines never served in Europe during WW2, they served only in the Pacific theatre, so this is an historical error.
Andrey Kalasch

Leutnant **Andrey Kalasch** was a Heer officer of field intelligence serving in occupied Norway, under the command of Hauptmann von Brock. Kalasch was an ethnic German from the Sudetenland where he had to join the Heer even though he didn't want to. He considered himself a Slovak and not a German. When he knew a Norwegian man was working with the Norwegian resistance he watched him and contacted his girlfriend and asked her if he could meet the man.

He then follows the children as he knows what they are up to, but he falls whilst skiing and is knocked unconscious. Peter and another boy take him to a cabin and Kalasch tells them he knows what they have been doing and that he just wants Peter's uncle to help him leave the country and get away from the Nazis. Peter's uncle, Victor arrives and hears Kalasch out but doesn't really trust him. He takes him to his boat and keeps him there.

Some time later Peter is caught be the Germans for throwing a snowball at a Heer Oberfeldwebel and is taken and held at the German barracks. Victor learns this and plans to go and rescue him but Kalasch volunteers himself to rescue Peter, as he knows the barracks.

Kalasch manages to get into the barracks and free Peter without any trouble but on the way out he is forced to kill a guard and then they are fired at by another guard. They flee to the harbour and Peter swims to Victor's boat while Kalasch distracts two chasing guards away from Peter. Kalasch is shot whilst running away but still manages to make it away and swim to Victor's boat. Victor and Peter don't realise Kalasch had been shot and he dies after telling Peter that they had done it, saved the gold and were on their way to England.

## Notes

* His first name may be spelt differently as it isn't credited and doesn't show up in the subtitles.
* He addresses himself as a Lieutenant Second Class, which means he is a Leutnant, even though he has the rank insignia of a Oberleutnant.
* The Litzen on his tunic and greatcoat are on a pink backing which is incorrect.
* The piping of his shoulder boards is in Pink (Panzertruppe) yet his cap is in White (Infantry).
* He is also wearing incorrect trousers which have a pink stripe down the side which they shouldn't.

## Gallery

Von Brock and Kalasch.Von Brock and Kalasch.
Andy

Private **Andy** is a U.S Army Ranger serving in the platoon of Technical Sergeant Abe Stimmler. He takes part in the Allied landings at Anzio. He is later part of the Battle of Cisterna, where he is one of the lucky survivors of that battle but is later shot and killed when they try to make it back to the Allied lines at Anzio.
Angelo (Disambiguation)

**Angelo** is an Italian masculine given name and surname meaning "angel", or "messenger".

**Angelo** may refer to:

* Angelo, a former Royal Italian Army Capitano, in *Recon*.
* Angelo, a U.S Army Sergeant, in *The Bridge at Remagen*.
* Angelo Benedetto, a U.S Army Private, in *Everyman's War*.
* Angelo Canelli, a USAAF Lieutenant, in *The Purple Heart*.
* Angelo Maggio, a U.S Army Private, in *From Here to Eternity*.
* Angelo Maggio, a U.S Army Private, in *From Here to Eternity (TV Series)*.
Anthony Jessup

Ensign **Anthony "Tony" Jessup** was an officer of the U.S Coast Guard.

Before the war he worked in a shipyard with his brother Richard E. "Sandy" Jessup, under foreman Bill E. Rourk. After the attack on Pearl Harbor he along with his brother and many other men volunteer to join the Coast Guard after Commander Ian McFarland asks for volunteers. They are all sent to be trained as officer cadets of the reserves.

After he and the others graduate, they are deployed to the Pacific where they transport Marines to the beaches in LCVPs (landing craft, vehicle, personnel). He was made Beach Master for a landing but when all of the other boats make it back his brother realised that Tony hadn't made it back. He brings it up with McFarland who tells him that Tony is alive but he is stranded as his LCVP ran aground on some rocks on the way back. He also tells Sandy that he can't help his brother as he can't afford to risk any of the other LCVPs to rescue just one man. Sandy tells Rourk this and Rourk decides to disobey orders and goes to rescue Tony. He makes it to Tony and rescues him but Tony dies on the way back to the ship.

## Gallery

Anthony and Sandy Jessup.Sandy and Anthony Jessup.Sandy and Anthony Jessup.
Angelo Maggio

Private **Angelo Maggio** was a soldier of the 219th Infantry Regiment stationed on Hawaii in 1941.

He was close friends with Private Robert E. Lee Prewitt. When Prewitt and Maggio spend their liberty at the New Congress Club, a gentlemen's club where Prewitt falls for a girl. Maggio and Staff Sergeant James R. Judson nearly come to blows at the club over Judson's loud piano playing. Later, Judson provokes Maggio by taking his photograph of his sister from him, kissing it, and whispering in Prewitt's ear. Maggio smashes a barstool over Judson's head. Judson pulls a switchblade, but then, Milton Warden intervenes. Judson backs down, but warns Maggio that sooner or later, he will end up in the stockade, where Judson is in charge.

During a weekend liberty, while Prewitt is with Lorene at the New Congress Club, Maggio walks in drunk and in uniform having deserted his post. The military police arrest Maggio, and he is sentenced to six months in the stockade.

Maggio escapes from the stockade and, after telling of the abuse he suffered at Judson's hands, dies in Prewitt's arms. After tearfully playing Taps in tribute to his friend, Prewitt hunts Judson down and kills him with the same switchblade Judson pulled on Maggio earlier, but in so doing sustains a serious stomach wound, and so he goes into hiding at Lorene's house.

The military is caught completely by surprise on Sunday morning when the Japanese commence a pre-dawn attack on Pearl Harbor. Against Lorene's wishes, Prewitt attempts to rejoin his company under cover of darkness, but is shot dead by a patrol guarding against possible saboteurs.

## Notes

* The 219th Infantry Regiment is a fictitious regiment of the U.S Army.
* The Shoulder Patches worn in the movie are those of the Hawaiian Department and would not have been worn by the troops depicted in the movie. Instead they would have worn the Patches of the Hawaiian Division.
Arnold (Condor's Nest)

First Lieutenant **Arnold** was a U.S Army Air Force officer and the co-pilot of a bomber. In 1944, during a bombing raid to Germany, they were hit by German flack and were forced to crash land in occupied France. He and Captain Keene were planning on taking the surviving crew and heading for Allied lines as they thought they were close. But they were captured by Obersturmbannführer Martin Bach and his men. Bach questioned them about what their bombing target was. They refused to answer him and he shot Sergeant Archie. Bach eventually killed all of the remaining crew except for William Spalding who was hiding in the attic of a nearby farmhouse.
Andreas Lund

**Andreas Lund** was the Director of Norges Bank's Lillehammer branch. He at first refused to open the vault for Fredrik Haslund and then when he tried he forgot the number to open the vault. Haslund had Major Bjørn Sunde wire the vault with explosives but Lund eventually got the correct number and opened the vault for them.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Andreas Lund.
Antonina Żabińska

**Antonina Żabińska** was the wife of Jan Żabiński who was the director of the Warsaw Zoo. She and her husband Jan sheltered many Jews, including Warsaw Ghetto escapees, in the emptied animal enclosures and their private home on the zoo grounds.

## Notes

* She is a fictional portrayal of the real Antonina Maria Żabińska. [1]
Andrew Micklin

Master Gunnery Sergeant **Andrew "Andy" Micklin** was the Chief Mechanic of Marine Fighter Squadron 214. He was made a temporary Captain by Major Gregory Boyington while sitting in the brig for punching out a Major in a bar fight, resulting in his reduction in rank back to Master Gunnery Sergeant. He has been described by Boyington as being *"part commando, part Indian tracker, and 100 percent mean."*
Antonio Di Maggio

Colonnello **Antonio Di Maggio** is an officer of the Royal Italian Army.

Italian and British troops face off on the Greek - Albanian border in 1943. Both sides take, lose, and retake a border village countless times during the entire movie. The village is taken and retaken by both sides so many times that the locals don't even pay attention to the battles any more and openly collaborate with whichever side is occupying the village at that time. Both sides use the same hotel as their HQ and a friendship and mutual respect even develops between the two opposing commanding officers. This goes on until the Germans arrive and order the Italian commander to destroy the village killing its inhabitants, an order the Italian commander refuses to carry out bringing on a death sentence. His men refuse the German officer's order to fire and are also condemned to death. The British recapture the village just in time to save the Italians, all rejoice at the news that Italy has just asked for an armistice.
Andrew Pearman

Major **Andrew Pearman** was an British Paratrooper and a British attache to the Soviets. He witnesses the Soviets execute the Polish government in exile, and discovers that they plan to take over Germany before the Allies can. He is imprisoned by them and held for execution. When the time comes, he and a German officer, Mueller, are taken out for execution, but they escape. They then work together hoping to make it to Allied command to deliver this news.
Archibald Bunker

**Archibald "Archie" Bunker** was a World War II veteran who was born and lives in the borough of Queens, in New York City. He was born on the 18 May, 1924. He attended Flushing High School and lettered in baseball. He tried out for the New York Giants but could not turn professional because he was drafted to serve in World War II. He served in Italy, where he was based in Foggia for 22 months. Archie had an undistinguished military record for his non-combat ground role in the motor pool of the USAAF. He received a Good Conduct Medal and he also received a Purple Heart for being hit in his buttocks by shrapnel.

After World War II ended, he got a job on a New York City loading dock through his uncle's influence; by 1974 he had risen up to dock foreman. To supplement his income he also works as a part-time taxi driver at night.

## Awards

* Army Good Conduct Medal
* Purple Heart
Archie Gribs

Sergeant **Archie Gribs** was a U.S Army non-commissioned officer serving in North Africa. He had been captured and was P.O.W. of the Germans until the Rat Patrol attacked the column that was transporting them through the desert and rescued them. Sergeant Sam Troy found Gribs been beaten by Privates Tex and Eddie. Gribs told Troy that he had some useful information on the German's and that he need to take him to headquarters.
Army Captain

The Captain was a officer of the U.S Army. When Private Lon Prentice came to him requesting to be excused duties, he agreed and had First Lieutenant Howard Mason let it be known to all. He explained to Mason and an other First Lieutenant that he knew a young trainee officer who had tried to be excused duties once, when Mason asked what happened to him, the Captain simply says "Hadn't you noticed I still walk with a limp."

## Gallery

Army Captain, Lieutenant, Howard Mason and Lon Prentice.
Andreas Hinterstoisser

Gefreiter **Andreas "Andi" Hinterstoisser** was a Heer soldier of the Gebirgsjäger. He died in 1936 during an attempt to climb the then-unclimbed north face of the Eiger with his partner Toni Kurz.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Andreas Hinterstoisser. [1]

## Gallery

Toni Kurz and Andi Hinterstoisser.Toni Kurz and Andi Hinterstoisser.Andi Hinterstoisser and Toni Kurz.Andi Hinterstoisser and Toni Kurz.
Anders Nabor

Hauptsturmführer **Anders Nabor** was a Schutzstaffel officer who served in Germany. He came to the home of the Hansöm's with Gert Kritz and Tomas Rigard, when the three pervious SS officers who visited there had gone missing.

## Gallery

Gert Kritz, Anders Nabor and Tomas Rigard.Tomas Rigard, Anders Nabor and Gert Kritz.Anders Nabor and Gert Kritz.
Arthur Percival (The Singapore Grip)

Lieutenant General **Arthur Ernest Percival** was an officer of the British Army and in command of the British Commonwealth forces during the Japanese Malayan Campaign and the subsequent Battle of Singapore. When the Japanese invaded his men fought hard but ultimately had to surrender. On the 15th of February Lieutenant General Percival surrendered to the Japanese force commanded by Rikugun-Chūjō Tomoyuki Yamashita.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Arthur Ernest Percival. [1]

## Gallery

Arthur Percival and Robert Brooke-Popham.
Arthur (Disambiguation)

**Arthur** is a masculine given name.

**Arthur** may refer to:

* Arthur, a RAF Flight Sergeant, in *Battle of Britain*.
* Arthur, a British Army Private, in *Overlord (1975)*.
* Arthur Brimley, a British Army Lieutenant, in *Combat Report*.
* Arthur Dubois, a Frenchman, in *D-Day Assassins*.
* Arthur Egan, a British Army officer, in *Private's Progress*.
* Arthur Joseph Giocho, a U.S Army First Lieutenant, in *Surrender - Hell!*.
* Arthur Harris, a RAF Air Chief Marshal, in *The Dam Busters*.
* Arthur Hayes, a British Army Private, in *Escape to Victory*.
* Arthur Marks, a USAAF First Lieutenant, in *P-51 Dragon Fighter*.
* Arthur Nebe, a SD Oberführer, in *13 Minutes*.
* Arthur Nolan, a U.S Army Sergeant, in *Hell Commandos*.
* Arthur Percival, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *Lieutenant Adnan*.
* Arthur Percival, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *The Forgotten Army - Azaadi Ke Liye*.
* Arthur Percival, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *The Singapore Grip*.
* Arthur Rodney, a Royal Navy Lieutenant Commander, in *A Place in Hell*.
* Arthur Schultz, a U.S Army Private, in *The Longest Day*.
* Arthur Spooner, a U.S Army soldier, in *The King of Queens*.
* Arthur W. Tedder, a RAF Air Marshal, in *Ike*.
* Arthur W. Tedder, a RAF Air Marshal, in *Ike: Countdown to D-Day*.
* Arthur W. Tedder, a RAF Air Chief Marshal, in *White Tiger*.
* Arthur Werbel, a U.S Navy sailor, in *Captain Newman, M.D.*
* Arthur Wilson, a British Army Sergeant, in *Dad's Army (TV Series)*.
* Arthur Wilson, a British Army Sergeant, in *Dad's Army (2016)*.
Antonín Sedláček

**Antonín Sedláček** was a German collaborator, who along with Ignác turned in any parachutists to the authorities. When Antonín found Jan Kubiš and Jozef Gabčík, he brought them to his cabin and had Ignác offer them some food. Antonín then went into another room to phone the authorities. Jan and Jozef became suspicious, which ended with Antonín being shot by Jozef and Ignác escaping. Jan and Jozef then stole their truck and headed for Prague.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Antonín Sedláček.
Arnold Ernst Toht

Sturmbannführer **Arnold Ernst Toht** was a Gestapo officer charged with acquiring the headpiece of the Staff of Ra for Oberst Hermann Dietrich.

## Notes

* His use of a Walther P38 in 1936 is anachronistic, as the pistol wasn't not produced until 1938.

## Gallery

Arnold Ernst Toht, U-Boat Captain, René Emile Belloq and Hermann Dietrich.
Bernard Montgomery (Ike)

Lieutenant General **Bernard Law Montgomery** is an officer of the British Army serving North Africa.

By June 1944 Montgomery is the commander of the British forces for the Normandy landings. When Dwight D. Eisenhower asks the gathered officers whether they should launch D-Day or not, Monty says he would go.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Bernard Law Montgomery. [1]

## Gallery

Bernard Montgomery and Freddie de Guingand.
Bell (Disambiguation)

**Bell** is a surname.

**Bell** may refer to:

* Bell, a ATS Sergeant, in *The McKenzie Break*.
* Frederick S. Bell, a Royal Navy Captain, in *The Battle of the River Plate*.
* George Bell, a English Bishop, in *Bonhoeffer: Agent of Grace*.
* Jack Bell, a U.S Army Private, in *The Thin Red Line*.
* Nancy Bell, a U.S Army Second Lieutenant, in *The Last Rescue*.
* Pete Bell, a U.S Army Technical Sergeant, in *Breakthrough*.
Andrey (Disambiguation)

**Andrey** is a masculine given name.

**Andrey** may refer to:

* Andrey, a Red Army Mládshiy leytenánt, in *Battle of Local Importance*.
* Andrey, a Soviet Partisan, in *Berenshtein*.
* Andrey, a Yugoslav Partisan, in *Bomb at 10:10*.
* Andrey, a Red Army Leytenant, in *Soldier Boy*.
* Andrey Akimov, a Red Army Mládshiy leytenánt, in *Fortress of War*.
* Andrey Babintsev, a Red Army Krasnoarmeyets, in *Saving Leningrad*.
* Andrey Cherkezov, a Bulgarian Land Forces Kapitan, in *The Stolen Train*.
* Andrey Grivtsov, a Red Army Kapitán, in *The Bomber*.
* Andrey Kalasch, a Heer Leutnant, in *Snow Treasure*.
* Andrey Mitrofanovich Kizhevatov, a NKVD Stárshiy leytenánt, in *Fortress of War*.
* Andrey Klimenko, a Red Army spy, in *Audacity*.
* Andrey Ostapovich Slavuta, a Red Army Generál-Leytenánt, in *In the Kiev Direction*.
* Andrey Alexandrovich Smirnov, a Red Army Krasnoarmeyets, in *We Are from the Future*.
* Andrey Tkachenko, a Red Army Cadet, in *The Last Frontier*.
* Andrey Vyshinsky, a Russian politician, in *Stalin*.
Baker (Disambiguation)

**Baker** is a surname.

**Baker** may refer to:

* Baker, a U.S Army officer, in *Appointment in London*.
* Baker, a British Army Lance Corporal, in *Colditz (1972)*.
* Baker, A British Army Major, in *The Battle of El Alamein*.
* Baker, a British Army Private, in *The Bridge on the River Kwai*.
* Baker, a British Army Major, in *The Guns of Navarone*.
* Dennis Baker, a British Army Private, in *The Last Drop*.
* George Baker, a U.S Army Private, in *The Victors*.
* Sydney Baker, a British Army Private, in *Beyond the Line*.
Benito Mussolini (The Last 4 Days)

**Benito Mussolini** was an Italian politician and journalist who founded and led the National Fascist Party. He was Prime Minister of Italy from the Fascist coup d'état in 1922 until his deposition in 1943, and Duce ("Leader") of Italian Fascism from the establishment of the Italian Fasces of Combat in 1919 until his execution in 1945 during the Italian Civil War.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Benito Mussolini. [1]
Angelo

**Angelo** was an old Italian man in the mountains near Casino, Italy in the winter of 1944. He was a former Capitano who had fought in the Great War. He was captured by Sergeant Reece and his men. Reece sent Privates Saul Asch, Heisman, Joyner led by Corporal Robert Marson, on a punitive and likely suicidal reconnaissance mission up on snowy roads into the mountains. As their guide he sent Angelo with them as he claimed to know where the Germans where.

Angelo was true to his word and led them where they wanted to go, but he was also a spy who had been gathering information on the American positions for the Germans.

## Gallery

Asch, Marson, Angelo, Heisman and Joyner.Marson, Angelo, Asch, and Joyner.
Bernhard Rogge

Kapitän zur See **Bernhard Rogge** is a Kriegsmarine officer. He was the captain of the German auxiliary cruiser *Atlantis*. He sank or captured 22 ships with a combined tonnage of 144,384. *Atlantis* was sunk on 22 November 1941 by the British cruiser HMS Devonshire.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Bernhard Rogge. [1]

## Gallery

Krüger, Bernhard Rogge and Mohr.Bernhard Rogge and Mohr.
Barinkova

Kapitán **Barinkova** was a NKVD officer. On 16 August 1945, she was part of a Soviet delegation sent to Liechtenstein in an attempt to repatriate the Russians of the First Russian National Army, who had fought for Nazi Germany and then fled to neutral Liechtenstein.

## Awards

* Order of the Red Star
* Order of the Red Banner
* Medal "For Courage"
* Medal "For Battle Merit"
* Medal "To a Partisan of the Patriotic War" 2nd Class

## Gallery

Barinkova and Tcheko.Barinkova and Tcheko.Barinkova, Tcheko and Walerian Klimienko.Barinkova, Tcheko and Walerian Klimienko.
August Werner

**August Werner** was a Schutzstaffel officer serving in Germany. He tortures a captured American G.I at an old country house. The house is later attack by American G.Is led by Sergeant Richards with the three German soldiers there killed and Werner wounded. He is brought to Richards who questions him but Werner manages to get hold of Private Charlie Hines pistol and shoot Hines in the leg. Werner doesn't try to escape and is kept prisoner. A short while later an SS platoon approaches the house where the officer finds the dead Germans posed as if they are drunk and Werner in an embrace with one of the Polish prostitutes who were also found in the house earlier. Werner shouts that it is a trap but he is too late as the Americans attack the new arrivals killing them all. Werner dies along with them as the Polish woman shoots him for shouting out.

## Awards

* Eastern Front Medal
* Iron Cross 2nd Class

## Notes

* He has the collar insignia of an Untersturmführer, which is worn on the wrong side, and he has the shoulder insignia of an Sturmbannführer.
Bernard Montgomery (Ike: Countdown to D-Day)

General **Bernard Law Montgomery** is the commander of the British forces for the Normandy landings. Originally Montgomery is skeptical of Eisenhower being the Supreme Commander over him, but overtime Montgomery begins to trust in Eisenhower's decisions for the D-Day landings.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Bernard Law Montgomery. [1]

## Gallery

Bernard Montgomery and Winston Churchill.Dwight D. Eisenhower and Bernard Montgomery.
Andres Piirisild

Leitnant **Andres Piirisild** was an officer of Estonian Military Intelligence. He was caught spying in Russia during the late 30's and was later traded back to Estonia in 1937 in a prisoner exchange.

## Gallery

Johan Sõber and Andres Piirisild.Andres Piirisild and Feliks Kangur.Andres Piirisild and Feliks Kangur.
Augustin Jordan

Lieutenant **Augustin Jordan** was an officer of the 1ère Compagnie de Chasseurs Parachutistes. He served under the command of Georges Bergé and trained under the supervision of Paddy Mayne to become a member of the SAS.

Jordan is a former professor of philosophy at La Sorbonne.

## Notes

* He is a fictional portrayal of the real Augustin Jordan. [1]
Bernd Verspohl

Fahnenjunker-Unteroffizier **Bernd Verspohl** was a Heer non-commissioned officer serving in the occupied Netherlands in 1943. There he fell in love with Tiny de Jong. He was later sent to serve in Italy.

After the war Bernd wrote to her from Germany and further confessed his great love for her. She left Holland and went to Germany to be with Bernd.

## Gallery

Bernd Verspohl and Tiny de Jong.Bernd Verspohl and Tiny de Jong.Bernd Verspohl and Tiny de Jong.
Ben (Disambiguation)

**Ben** is a masculine given name, frequently used as a shortened version of the given names Benjamin, Benedict, etc. It can also be a surname.

**Ben** may refer to:

* Ben, a Dutch Resistance member, in *Winter in Wartime*.
* Ben Gately, a USAAF Lieutenant Colonel, in *Twelve O'Clock High*.
* Ben Grogan, a New Zealand Army Captain, in *The Devil's Rock*.
* Ben Harvey, a U.S Army Private, in *Then There Were Three*.
* Ben Honeywell, a USMC Gunnery Sergeant, in *Beach Red*.
* Ben Kerr, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *The McKenzie Break*.
* Ben Lee, a British Army Private, in *Enemy Lines*.
* Ben Yahzee, a USMC Marine, in *Windtalkers*.
* Adam Ben Yacov, a Royal Navy Chief Petty Officer, in *Hell Boats*.
Barton (Stalag Luft)

> *"I will enjoy it. The master race was a brilliant idea, I only wish we'd thought of it first."*
>
>

Squadron Leader **Barton** was a Royal Air Force officer who was a P.O.W. at Stalag Luft III. When the P.O.W.s took over the camp he was one of the men chosen to act as a German guard. The only problem was he got into the role a little too much and the power went to his head.
Berwash

Captain **"Red" Berwash** is a U.S Army Air Force officer of the 525th Bomb Group. He was stationed on the new American air base near the village of Market Wetherby, Suffolk. He was the pilot on a B-17 Flying Fortress named "*Ginger Rogers*". "*Ginger Rogers*" later crashes and explodes on the air base after a mission, due to heavy damage and he is then part of a new crew on the "*Ginger Rogers 2*" along with Sergeant Elmer Jones from his original crew.
Bernard (Disambiguation)

**Bernard** is a masculine given name and also a surname.

**Bernard** may refer to:

* Bernard, a British Army General, in *Brother's War*.
* Bernard Bligh, a RAF Leading Aircraftman, in *Small Island*.
* Bernard Knowles, a British Army Private, in *Battle of the Commandos*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army General, in *Churchill*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *Churchill and the Generals*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *Desert Mice*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *Ike*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army General, in *Ike: Countdown to D-Day*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army Lieutenant General, in *The Battle of El Alamein*.
* Bernard Montgomery, a British Army General, in *The Longest Day*.
* Bernard B. O'Hare, a U.S Army First Lieutenant, in *Mother Night*.
* Bernard Rygielski, a Polish Navy Mat, in *1939 Battle of Westerplatte*.
* Bernard Rygielski, a Polish Navy Mat, in *Westerplatte (1967)*.
* Maurice Bernard, a French Army Corporal, in *From Hell to Victory*.
* Tim Bernard, a British Army Captain, in *A Family at War*.
Bernsdorff

Korvettenkapitän **Bernsdorff** is the Captain of the U-37. He is killed when his U-boat is sunk in Hudson Bay.

## Notes

* The real U-37 wasn't sunk by the allies but was scuttled on 8 May 1945 in Sonderburg Bay, off Flensburg.

## Gallery

Bernsdorff and Kuhnecke.Hirth and Bernsdorff.Kuhnecke, Hirth, Vogel, Kranz, Lohrmann, Jahner and Bernsdorff.
Benjamin (Disambiguation)

**Benjamin** is a masculine given name and can also be a surname.

**Benjamin** may refer to:

* Benjamin Archer, a U.S Army Private First Class, in *Alone We Fight*.
* Benjamin Coutts, a British Army Captain, in *The Sinking of the Laconia*.
* Benjamin Cutler, a British Army General, in *Jenny's War*.
* Benjamin H. Vandervoort, a U.S Army Lieutenant Colonel, in *The Longest Day*.
* Allistair Piersall Benjamin, a U.S Army Private, in *Castle Keep*.
Barney Walker

Ensign **Barney Walker** was an officer of the U.S Coast Guard.

Before the war he was a former American football star who worked in a shipyard, under foreman Bill E. Rourk who he didn't get along with. After the attack on Pearl Harbor he along with many other men volunteered to join the Coast Guard after Commander Ian McFarland asked for volunteers. They were all sent to be trained as officer cadets of the reserves.

After he and the others graduated, they were deployed to the Pacific where they transported Marines to the beaches in LCVPs (landing craft, vehicle, personnel). He was killed when the ship he was on was strafed by a Japanese plane.
Berger (Disambiguation)

**Berger** is a surname.

**Berger** may refer to:

* Berger, a Heer Hauptmann, in *Breakthrough (1979)*.
* Berger, a SS Gruppenführer, in *Colditz (1972)*.
* Berger, a Heer Hauptmann, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Berger, a Luftwaffe Flieger, in *Hogan's Heroes*.
* Berger, a Heer Unteroffizier, in *The Cross of Lorraine*.
* Berger, a Luftwaffe Leutnant, in *The McKenzie Break*.
* Berger, a Nazi Party Oberhelfer, in *The White Rose*.
* Berger, a Heer Soldat, in *When the Bell Tolls*.
* Klaus Berger, a Heer Hauptmann, in *Nazi Love Camp 27*.
* Martin Berger, a Heer Feldwebel, in *The Last Bridge*.
* Thomas Berger, a Hitler Youth, in *Swing Kids*.
August (Disambiguation)

**August** is a given name and a surname.

**August** may refer to:

* August, a French Army Commandant, in *Camp de Thiaroye*.
* August, a U.S Army Captain, in *Combat!*
* August, a Heer Soldat, in *The Red Ghost*.
* August Chambers, a U.S Army Sergeant, in *War Pigs*.
* August Schultz, a SS Obersturmführer, in *Pastorale 1943*.
* August Voss, a SS officer, in *Spies of Warsaw*.
* August Werner, a SS officer in *Bridge Over the Elbe*.
* Vincent August, a SS Sturmbannführer, in *Audacity*.
Becker (The Keeper)

**Becker** was a German P.O.W at a British P.O.W. camp in Ashton-in-Makerfield in Lancashire. When Feldwebel Bernhard Trautmann arrived he told him that he is lucky to be in his barracks as they still tow the party line there. Becker doesn't get on with Richard Holthaus and after an argument between the two, it is implied that Becker was involved in the hanging of Holthaus.
Bergman (Disambiguation)

**Bergman** is a surname of German, Swedish, Dutch, and Yiddish origin meaning 'mountain man' or sometimes 'miner'.

**Bergman** may refer to:

* Erik Bergman, a Royal Norwegian Navy Løytnant, in *633 Squadron*.
* Kurt Bergman, a Captain of the Special Identification Group, *Tobruk*.
* Lars Bergman, a Swedish man, in *Triple Cross*.
Balkus

Father **Balkus** was a Lithuanian priest and collaborator of the Nazis. He would hand over any Jewish people who sought refuge and even killed a Jewish baby himself. After the war he moved to the USA and got a new identity of **Christian Prentz**. By 1979 he was now a Bishop but he was tracked down by FBI agent Millie Morris who arrested him for his crimes and enter the USA under false pretenses. He was taken to court but was freed for lack of evidence. Morris couldn't live with that so she went to his home and tried to force a confession out of him but he would and it ended with her killing him.
Barney Adams

Lieutenant Colonel **Barney Adams** is a officer of the U.S Army serving in India, 1944. He was assigned by Major General Kempton to defend Second Lieutenant Winston, who had shot unarmed British Staff Sergeant Quinn several times, seemingly without provocation, in front of 11 witnesses. Kempton wanted Adams to defend Winston at his court-martial because, even though everyone thinks it is an open-and-shut case, the general wants Adams to put up a vigorous defense. He is to make it clear that the verdict is not simply a sop to reduce tensions between the two armies before an offensive against the real enemy. Adams later finds out that Winston's brother-in-law, a Congressman, has been applying pressure.

The Army Lunacy Commission has found Winston fit and sane; Adams is informed by nurse Kate Davray that Colonel Burton, who headed the lunacy commission, refused to accept the report (which he destroyed) of the hospital's psychiatric head, Major Kaufman, who believes Winston is a psychopath. Burton is anxious to have Winston convicted and hanged to patch the strained relations between the two forces. Adams instructs Kaufman to bring his report to the trial but when Burton is informed of this order he transfers Kaufman to a distant hospital. Adams visits British Major Kensington, a qualified psychiatrist who also considers Winston to be psychopathic but has been warned not to interfere. Kensington believes Winston killed Quinn out of a feeling of victimization because Quinn, a sergeant, had the same duties as Winston, a lieutenant. During a brief love affair, nurse Kate Davray gives an unsigned photocopy of Major Kaufman's report to Colonel Adams which at first Adams refuses to accept.

Winston, in an interview with Adams, raves that he killed Quinn for defiling the white race by consorting with a black woman. Though he despises Winston, Adams refuses to rig the trial and he holds back his defense, waiting for Kaufman to arrive as a witness. When he learns that Kaufman has been killed in a jeep accident on the way to the trial, Adams calls Kensington to the stand after establishing that no member of the lunacy commission is a qualified psychiatrist, to authenticate the unsigned photocopy of Major Kaufman's report. As Kensington describes Winston's mental illness to the court, Winston cracks and begins raving. Adams wins his case and spends a few days of peace and happiness with nurse Davray before leaving the area. The friction between the troops is eased and they prepare to enter battle in complete unity.

## Gallery

Kempton and Barney Adams.Kensington, Barney Adams and Winston.Barney Adams and Winston.
Barranca

**Barranca** was a Peruvian guide who turned against Indiana. When Barranca drew his revolver, Indy used his bullwhip and wrapped the whip around the gun. The gun was yanked from Barranca's hand and landed in a stream. Barranca then ran away but was later killed with poisonous darts by the Hovitos tribe.
Beaumont

Gunner/Bombardier **"Gloria" Beaumont** is a very effeminate person who cannot handle the violence, heat and mosquitoes of army life in India too well. He considers himself an artiste, and doesn't believe he should be in the Army, often trying to emphasize his show-business angle and ignore the "soldier" parts of his job. He has a passion for show business and always dresses up as famous film stars during the concert party shows, especially as Ginger Rogers. He later succeeded Bombardier Solomon's rank. Despite Beaumont's effeminacy, he meets a nurse and they announce they are to be wed.

## Gallery

Williams and Beaumont.Williams, Sugden and Beaumont.