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* ThisLooksLikeAJobForAquaman: A paranormal military unit that Jankowski himself thinks is treated like a joke by everyone else ends up getting a fresh new recruit just in time and perfectly suited for a new, urgent operation that involves fighting a telepathic clone army and the psychic commander they're cloned from, never mind the nightmare of a literal ghost involved with it all.
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* ArbitrarySkepticism: Played with, in that he comments that the whole "clone army" thing is exactly why nobody takes the F.E.A.R. unit seriously. He's still knowingly part of a paranormal unit that explicitly was made for dealing with supernatural phenomena anyway, so either he's just snarking about it, or it's simply outlandish even by the unit's standards.
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* BadassNormal: Holiday is the only Delta Force operative who doesn't get his ass handed to him over the course of the game. In the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 port, he gets his own playable level wherein he of course lacks the Point Man's killer reflexes, but mows down whole squads of Replica anyway.
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* BadassNormal: Holiday is the only Delta Force operative who doesn't get his ass handed to him over the course of the game. In the UsefulNotes/Xbox360 Platform/Xbox360 port, he gets his own playable level wherein he of course lacks the Point Man's killer reflexes, but mows down whole squads of Replica anyway.
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* EveryoneHasStandards: At the end of the first game, he's utterly disgusted when he learns what Armacham did to Alma. It's implied he immediately sent Becket's Delta Force team to arrest Genevieve Aristide to have her face trial for her actions.
