![]() Joe action figures.Īppearance: dark green hat bald with brown mustache open light blue vest blue Marine tattoo on chest green/light blue camouflage pants grey boots.Īccessories: fairly large, light blue pouch backpack black XM-76 grenade launcher. Gung-Ho is part of the 1983 edition of G.I. The next deployment he is on has him do so again when Cobra Commander literally drops in on him after Lady Jaye struck a CLAW out from above Cobra Commander during the latter's theft of a component from a massive weapon the Joes were transporting.ĭiC Animated Series Direct-to-Video Series Toys Generation 1 At the end of the battle, he savors the moment of putting Cobra Commander in custody. He would get even more action storming the Cobra Castle in a fight to end the M.A.S.S. He was among the first wave to board Cobra's heli-carrier where he proved his strength against a horde of Cobra Troopers. Sure enough, Cobra arrives and takes the meteor from the Joes. He finally gets the chance to flex his combat muscles by partaking in the mission to get a meteor from the crater of a volcano. Vandermeer from the clutches of the evil organization. After the theft of a spy satellite, he went with the other Joes in following a lead and ends up rescuing Dr. Gung-Ho from the A Real American Hero animated Continuity. Blackthorne Comics Continuity Dreamwave Comics Continuity Hasbro Comics Continuity Animated Continuity Sunbow Animated Series With the help of an Action Force team who came in pursuit of him, Gung-Ho rescued his surviving old comrades and ended the Cobra operation. There he discovered that "Hades" consisted of about twenty of his comrades who had survived, but been manipulated and brainwashed by Cobra into believing that the war was still continuing. He made his way through the Delta to a section known as the Dead Waters, because of chemicals released during the war. When Gung-Ho learnt of reports of a terrorist group operating in Vietnam called "Hades", with members wearing old US Army uniforms, he defied orders and returned to Vietnam to investigate. He subsequently undertook further missions for Action Force in the Americas. He was shipped back to the United States for medical treatment, where he told Snake Eyes about the tattoo. ![]() He took part in a direct assault on Cobra's London base, during which he was wounded by Storm Shadow and he glimpsed the ninja's tattoo. Gung-Ho was part of the American branch of Action Force but sometimes visited the European team on missions. During an operating over the Mekong Delta in 1972, the 45th's helicopter was shot down, with Gung-Ho seemingly the only survivor. He was also part of the Orpheus 45th Airborne Cavalry team, where he got on with all his comrades bar one called Rankine. Transformers Action Force (British) Comics Continuity ĭuring the Vietnam War, Gung-Ho served with the future Action Force members Wild Bill, Roadblock and Leatherneck. When Snake Eyes went to the hospital to cheer him up, Gung-Ho recognized the tattoo on his wrist as the same one Storm Shadow had. The ninja Storm Shadow eventually frees the Commander the ninja and Gung-Ho injure each other during the incident. ![]() Gung-Ho was one of the Joes picked to guard Cobra Commander. He did show what he is really made of by single-handedly taking on several Cobra Troopers. His bravado and showing off he can survive the freezing temperature of Alaska only served to annoy Rock 'n Roll. Gung-Ho was among the number of Joes who were sent to provide backup for a team investigating Cobra activity near the Alaskan oil pipeline. 1.1.4 Action Force (British) Comics Continuityįiction Comics A Real American Hero Continuity Marvel Comics Continuity.
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