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* ''Characters/GenerationKill'': Both Corporal Josh Ray Person and Lance Corporal Harold Trombley could fit this trope, albeit different elements of it;
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* ''Characters/GenerationKill'': ''Literature/GenerationKill'': Both Corporal Josh Ray Person and Lance Corporal Harold Trombley could fit this trope, albeit different elements of it;
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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyWWII'' has PFC. (later Cpl.) Ronald Daniels, our player character (uniquely among ''Call of Duty'' protagonists he's fully voiced and has a defined personality as opposed to simply being a HeroicMime). He's a greenhorn replacement soldier who grew up on a farm in Texas, and a good-hearted and polite NiceGuy ([[BewareTheNiceOnes but this doesn't stop him being a very capable soldier]]).
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* The ''UsefulNotes/{{Intellivision}}'' WWII game ''B-17 Bomber'' has the memetic synthesized voice that speaks in a thick southern accent. Ironically in the game's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=741_jmeRtv8 TV advert]], the spokesman has a German accent.
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* The ''UsefulNotes/{{Intellivision}}'' ''Platform/{{Intellivision}}'' WWII game ''B-17 Bomber'' has the memetic synthesized voice that speaks in a thick southern accent. Ironically in the game's [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=741_jmeRtv8 TV advert]], the spokesman has a German accent.
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General clarification on works content; Scotland and England still have distinct cultural identities even if they are technically part of one country geopolitically.
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* Private Robert 'Rebel' Ralston from ''ComicBook/SgtFuryAndHisHowlingCommandos'' in the MarvelUniverse. After the war, he became a senator for Texas.
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* Private Robert 'Rebel' Ralston from ''ComicBook/SgtFuryAndHisHowlingCommandos'' in the MarvelUniverse.Franchise/MarvelUniverse. After the war, he became a senator for Texas.
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* Bradford Dillman's portrayal of Major Barnes in ''Film/TheBridgeAtRemagen''. Barnes speaks in a southern drawl while volunteering his men for increasingly dangerous missions and avoiding exposure to enemy fire himself. George Segal's character at one point imitates Barnes' southern drawl as a way of indicating his displeasure with his glory-seeking commander.
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* Bradford Dillman's Creator/BradfordDillman's portrayal of Major Barnes in ''Film/TheBridgeAtRemagen''. Barnes speaks in a southern drawl while volunteering his men for increasingly dangerous missions and avoiding exposure to enemy fire himself. George Segal's character at one point imitates Barnes' southern drawl as a way of indicating his displeasure with his glory-seeking commander.
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* ''Film/DangerCloseTheBattleOfLongTan'': Private Paul Large is the Australian counterpart to this, having grown up in rural NSW shooting rabbits, and has a tendency to be clumsy which was demonstrated when he accidentally fired his M-16 whilst on sentry duty followed by him firing off a few rounds into the distance to hide his mistake by pretending he made contact with the enemy.
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* ''Film/DangerCloseTheBattleOfLongTan'': Private Paul Large is the Australian counterpart to this, having grown up in rural NSW shooting rabbits, and has a tendency to be laid back and clumsy which was demonstrated when when he was drunk and accidentally fired his M-16 whilst on sentry duty followed by him firing off a few rounds into the distance to hide his mistake by pretending he made contact with the enemy.
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* ''Film/DangerClose'': Private Paul Large is the Australian counterpart to this, having grown up in rural NSW shooting rabbits, and has a tendency to be clumsy which was demonstrated when he accidentally fired his M-16 whilst on sentry duty followed by him firing off a few rounds into the distance to hide his mistake by pretending he made contact with the enemy.
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* ''Film/DangerClose'': ''Film/DangerCloseTheBattleOfLongTan'': Private Paul Large is the Australian counterpart to this, having grown up in rural NSW shooting rabbits, and has a tendency to be clumsy which was demonstrated when he accidentally fired his M-16 whilst on sentry duty followed by him firing off a few rounds into the distance to hide his mistake by pretending he made contact with the enemy.
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* ''Film/DangerClose'': Private Paul Large is the Australian counterpart to this, having grown up in rural NSW shooting rabbits, and has a tendency to be clumsy which was demonstrated when he accidentally fired his M-16 whilst on sentry duty followed by him firing off a few rounds into the distance to hide his mistake by pretending he made contact with the enemy.
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* The Black Tri-Stars of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' were given thick Southern accents in the dub as an adaptation of their KansaiRegionalAccent, which carry over to appearances in other media, including the ''Dynasty Warriors Gundam'' series.
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* The Black Tri-Stars of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' were given thick Southern accents in the dub as an adaptation of their KansaiRegionalAccent, Kansai accent, which carry over to appearances in other media, including the ''Dynasty Warriors Gundam'' series.
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* William Joseph "BJ" Blazkowitz of ''VideoGame/{{Wolfenstein}}'' fame, hailing from Texas, is a captain in the US army Office of Secret Actions division during World War II. While he's not dumb, BJ's intelligence is not showcased outside of massacring every single Nazi in the world.
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* Major Knox in ''Film/Ravenous1999'', a SouthernGentleman [[OfficerAndAGentleman officer]] whose career has taken a downturn, presumably because he "[[TheAlcoholic never met a bottle he didn't like]]".
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* Brad Whitaker, one half of the BigBadDuumvirate in ''Film/TheLivingDaylights'', is a subversion; he's got a Texan drawl, a gung-ho demeanor, and a creepy obsession with infamous warlords like Hitler and Napoleon, but he got kicked out of military school for cheating and, not counting his time as a mercenary, has never served a day in uniform in his life. [[PhonyVeteran Doesn't stop him from dressing and acting like a decorated officer, though]].
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For those outside the US? [[TheIdiotFromOsaka Any geographical area of any country that's seen as being a bit backwards]] or [[UsefulNotes/EastAnglia remote or woodsy]] can breed [[UsefulNotes/TheWestCountry a non-US]] [[OopNorth version of this character]].
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For those outside the US? [[TheIdiotFromOsaka Any geographical area of any any]] [[UsefulNotes/{{Quebec}} country that's seen as being a bit backwards]] or [[UsefulNotes/EastAnglia remote or woodsy]] can breed [[UsefulNotes/TheWestCountry a non-US]] [[OopNorth version of this character]].
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* Sarge from ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' fits this trope perfectly. He has the accent, he's loud, almost ''creepily'' obsessed with his shotgun and is probably the most mentally unstable out of the regulars, which is saying something.
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* Sarge from ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' fits this trope perfectly. He has the accent, he's loud, almost ''creepily'' obsessed with his shotgun and is probably the most mentally unstable out of the regulars, which is saying something.
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* ''ComicBook/CombatKellyAndHisDEadlyDozen'' had Larry 'Hillbilly' Wagner, who was a country-and-western singer in civilian life and carried his guitar with him everywhere: even into battle.
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* ''ComicBook/CombatKellyAndHisDEadlyDozen'' ''ComicBook/CombatKellyAndHisDeadlyDozen'' had Larry 'Hillbilly' Wagner, who was a country-and-western singer in civilian life and carried his guitar with him everywhere: even into battle.
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* Vernon Pinkley in the ''Film/TheDirtyDozen''. There's also Archer Maggot, but he's a genuine full-blown [[SociopathicSoldier psychopath]], not just an ignorant, insular hick.
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* Vernon Pinkley in the ''Film/TheDirtyDozen''. There's also Archer Maggot, but he's a genuine full-blown [[SociopathicSoldier psychopath]], not just an ignorant, insular hick. Pinkley's impersonation of a general is one of the funniest scenes in the whole movie.
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** Person, chatty and wisecracking, is from southern Missouri, and is teasingly called a "buck-toothed, crosseyed, sister-fucking hick" by Sgt. Colbert.
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* ''VideoGame/BrothersInArms'' has Cpl. Franklin Paddock, 2nd Squad's Assault Team leader. Hailing from Kansas, he fits every trait and stereotype in the bill. He has a distinctive Southern accent, he's a gung-ho BloodKnight who charges into battle (killing dozens of Germans in the process), and he isn't exactly [[{{Cloudcuckoolander}} the straightest nor the brightest thinker]].
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* Private Robert 'Rebel' Ralston from ''[[ComicBook/HowlingCommandos Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos]]'' in the MarvelUniverse. After the war, he became a senator for Texas.
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* Private Robert 'Rebel' Ralston from ''[[ComicBook/HowlingCommandos Sgt. Fury and his Howling Commandos]]'' ''ComicBook/SgtFuryAndHisHowlingCommandos'' in the MarvelUniverse. After the war, he became a senator for Texas.
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* The Black Tri-Stars of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' were given thick Southern accents in the dub, which carry over to appearances in other media, including the ''Dynasty Warriors Gundam'' series.
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* The Black Tri-Stars of ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam'' were given thick Southern accents in the dub, dub as an adaptation of their KansaiRegionalAccent, which carry over to appearances in other media, including the ''Dynasty Warriors Gundam'' series.
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* Ripper from ''The Zone'' WW3 novels, who drives everyone mad with his unbelievable stories of his family's misadventures back home in Hicksville. As per this trope he is also a crack shot, but not too bright.
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* Ripper from ''The Zone'' ''Literature/TheZone'' WW3 novels, who drives everyone mad with his unbelievable stories of his family's misadventures back home in Hicksville. As per this trope he is also a crack shot, but not too bright.
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%%* ''Series/PrivateBenjamin'' has a female version, Pvt. Hubble.
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%%* ''Series/PrivateBenjamin'' ''Series/PrivateBenjamin1981'' has a female version, Pvt. Hubble.
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* A StarWars version is Smugglers' companion Corso Riggs from ''Videogame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic.'' Complete with drawl (yes, "Yee-Haw" is one of his battle cries), old fashioned attitudes towards women, and cheerful enthusiasm towards his collection of weaponry.
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* A StarWars ''Franchise/StarWars'' version is Smugglers' companion Corso Riggs from ''Videogame/StarWarsTheOldRepublic.'' Complete with drawl (yes, "Yee-Haw" is one of his battle cries), old fashioned attitudes towards women, and cheerful enthusiasm towards his collection of weaponry.
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His apparent lack of common sense is meant to indicate [[HalfWittedHillbilly limited intelligence in general, and he's sometimes shown having a hard time understanding things that more urban-bred (and therefore educated) members of TheSquad have no trouble at all with]]. On the other hand, he usually excels at shootin', fightin', and findin' things in the woods -- all skills you need to be a good soldier -- because he's been doing those since birth back home.
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His apparent lack of common sense is meant to indicate [[HalfWittedHillbilly limited intelligence in general, and he's sometimes shown having a hard time understanding things that more urban-bred (and therefore educated) members of of]] TheSquad [[HalfWittedHillbilly have no trouble at all with]]. On the other hand, he usually excels at shootin', fightin', and findin' things in the woods -- all skills you need to be a good soldier -- because he's been doing those since birth back home.