History Characters / ModernWarfareUnitedKingdomSpecialAirService

* AdaptationalNiceGuy: A small case. In the Standard Version of the level Blackout, Gaz outright threatens to throw Kamarov off the ledge unless he told them the informant’s location. In the Remastered Version, this is changed to having Gaz simply pinning Kamarov on the ledge but not outright threatening to throw off.

* TheAce: Captain Price said in F.N.G that Gaz holds the current C.Q.B test record.

* DeadpanSnarker: At times.

%%* SirSwearsALot
%%* TheAce

->'''Voiced by:''' Zach Hanks ([=MW1=]), Creator/TonyCurran ([=MW3=]) (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''': Oleg Shcherbinin ([=MW1=]), Roman Voskoboynikov ([=MW3=]) (Russian)[[/note]]

An SAS commando who accompanies Wallcroft, Griffen and others in a mission to intercept a suspicious shipment near Canary Wharf in London in ''Modern Warfare 3'' in "Mind the Gap."

!! Sgt. Wallcroft

->'''Voiced by:''' Craig Fairbrass ([=MW3=]) (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''': Vladislav Kopp ([=MW3=]) (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Billy Murray (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''': Jiro Saito (Japanese), Andrey Yaroslavtsev ([=MW1=] and [=MW3=]), Vladimir Antonik ([=MW2=]) (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Billy Murray (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Andrey Yaroslavtsev ([=MW1=] and [=MW3=]), Vladimir Antonik ([=MW2=]) (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KevinMcKidd (English/''Modern Warfare, 2, and 3''), Fraser Jardine (''Operation Kingfish'')[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Sergey Chikhachev (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Craig Fairbrass (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Nikolai Lazarev (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Zach Hanks ([=MW1=]), Creator/TonyCurran ([=MW3=]) (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Oleg Shcherbinin ([=MW1=]), Roman Voskoboynikov ([=MW3=]) (Russian)[[/note]]

->'''Voiced by:''' Craig Fairbrass ([=MW3=]) (English)[[note]]'''Other Languages''':Vladislav Kopp ([=MW3=]) (Russian)[[/note]]

* OldSoldier: He's been in active duty since ''at least'' 1996[[labelnote:*]]The year that the mission ''All Ghillied Up'' in ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare Modern Warfare]]'' took place, and Price's earliest chronological mission[[/labelnote]], and by that time he was already "just" a Lieutenant, so he's definitely seen more than a few decades of battle.

* OldSoldier: He's been in active duty since ''at least'' 1996[[labenote:*]]The year that the mission ''All Ghillied Up'' in ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare Modern Warfare]]'' took place, and Price's earliest chronological mission[[/labelnote]], and by that time he was already "just" a Lieutenant, so he's definitely seen more than a few decades of battle.

** OldSoldier: He's been in active duty since ''at least'' 1996[[labenote:*]]The year that the mission ''All Ghillied Up'' in ''[[VideoGame/CallOfDutyModernWarfare Modern Warfare]]'' took place, and Price's earliest chronological mission[[/labelnote]], and by that time he was already "just" a Lieutenant, so he's definitely seen more than a few decades of battle.

-->'''Yuri:''': Makarov's got a small army in there.
-->'''Price:''' [[OneManArmy It won't help him.]]

* HeroicMime: He's silent throughout the first game [[spoiler: and the final three levels of the second game]]. [[spoiler: Subverted in both versions of ''Remastered'', he doesn't have a voice actor in the first game and doesn't talk in the last levels of the second game, but the devs added more voice sounds to him whenever he's controlled.]]

* BadassBeard: From ''[=MW2=]'' onward and he is very badass. Could double as a BeardOfSorrow as [[spoiler:pretty much his entire squad was killed by Zakhaev and his men before his capture, of which he spent it in a gulag]].

* BadassMustache: In ''[=MW1=]'', he sports the same famously awesome one as his ancestor did in the World War II games. He grows it into a BadassBeard by the time we catch up with him in ''[=MW2=]'', and keeps the beard for ''[=MW3=]''.

* BadassBeard: From ''[=MW2=]'' onward. Could double as a BeardOfSorrow as [[spoiler:pretty much his entire squad was killed by Zakhaev and his men before his capture, of which he spent it in a gulag]].

The humorless, straightforward and unflappable leader of the SAS units in ''Modern Warfare'', and the central protagonist of the ''Modern Warfare'' series.

* JackBauerInterrogationTechnique: Used on [[spoiler:Al-Asad]]. Though this is the only time in the series the technique doesn't yield information; [[spoiler:Price learns what he needs to know when Zakhaev calls anyway, so he just executes Al-Asad]].

* NeverBareheaded: Price does not go anywhere without ''some'' kind of hat. Even in [[spoiler:the gulag]], he has a nifty wool hat on, and after he [[spoiler:removes his bomb disposal suit at the end of ''[=MW3=]'', he's shown wearing his boonie hat underneath]]. The only time he's seen bareheaded is in the mission "Crew Expendable" in the first ''Modern Warfare'', which reveals that he is balding, and [[spoiler:during his fight with Shepherd at the end of Modern Warfare 2 Remastered]], where he quickly puts it back on.

** [[spoiler:In ''Modern Warfare 2'''s ending he and Soap storm Shepard's base in revenge for his murder of most of Task Force 141.]]
** [[spoiler:Also, the end of ''Modern Warfare 3'' has him and Yuri storming the place where Makarov is staying at. He seems to have a tendency for these...]]

** The devs had a rather sneaky reference to this near the end of ''Modern Warfare 2'', where it's made apparent in the cutscene before "Just Like Old Times" that Price still has the old ''[=CoD1=]'' dedicated pistol slot.

* UnstoppableRage: Price didn't take [[spoiler: Soap's death]] well, to put it bluntly, and although he is [[TranquilFury completely focused and relatively composed]] in [[spoiler:"Dust to Dust", you can tell that he's not leaving the hotel until Makarov is in a body bag. It really shows when Price finally catches him and [[ExtremeMeleeRevenge beats him]] to a barely living paste first before lynching him.]]

One of the player characters from the first ''Modern Warfare'' and general protagonist of the ''Modern Warfare'' series.

* BashBrothers: With Price, tearing through many a terrorist, criminal, and mercenary together.

* ColdSniper: Sometimes.

Price's former superior. He accompanied Price in the assassination attempt on Zakhaev in Pripyat, Ukraine in 1996.

* DeadpanSnarker: With a hint of TranquilFury if you blow your cover, "The word stealth doesn't mean anything to you, does it. ''Move up''".

* UnflinchingWalk: Subverted. After shooting down a helicopter, he walks away saying ''"Good night ye bastards..."''. [[spoiler:Then the helicopter crashes and very nearly crushes him.]]

* AscendedExtra: He appears in the first ''Modern Warfare'' in one level and has maybe 3 lines. He returns, having TookALevelInBadass and now voiced by Craig Fairbrass.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite [[spoiler:Price being officially a wanted terrorist]], [=MacMillan=] is willing to listen to him and help, even supplying him with intel and equipment.

Members of the UK SAS appear in the first ''Modern Warfare'' game, conducting a number of covert counter-terror operations that connect to the larger conflict in Al-Asad's nation and the Ultranationalist's civil war in Russia. SAS members appear in ''Modern Warfare 2'', but primarily as part of Task Force 141. In the third, they are tasked with containing an apparent terrorist threat in London.

->'''Voiced by:''' Billy Murray (English), Andrey Yaroslavtsev (Russian/[=MW1=] and [=MW3=]), Vladimir Antonik (Russian/[=MW2=])

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/KevinMcKidd (English/''Modern Warfare, 2, and 3''), Fraser Jardine (''Operation Kingfish''), Sergey Chikhachev (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Craig Fairbrass (English), Nikolai Lazarev (Russian)

->'''Voiced by:''' Zach Hanks (English/[=MW1=]), Creator/TonyCurran (English/[=MW3=]), Oleg Shcherbinin (Russian/[=MW1=]), Roman Voskoboynikov (Russian/[=MW3=])

->'''Voiced by:''' Craig Fairbrass (English/[=MW3=]), Vladislav Kopp (Russian/[=MW3=])

* SirSwearsALot
* TheAce
* TheLancer

* NotQuiteDead

* DeadpanSnarker: With a hint of TranquilFury if you blow your cover, "The word stealth doesn't mean anything to you, does it.".

* ImprobableAimingSkills: He never, ever misses. Not even after [[spoiler:his legs are broken by a falling helicopter gunship.]]

* TranquilFury: A mix of this and SuppressedRage when you blow your cover we have lines such as, "What the bloody hellw as that, you trying to get us killed!? ''Move up'' and don't do that again!".

* FriendlySniper: He is personally nice to you, aside from when you decide to be a cocky dumbass, then any {{Jerkass}} behavior from him is rather justified.

* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Despite [[spoiler:Price being a wanted terrorist]], [=MacMillan=] is willing to listen to him and help, even supplying him with intel and equipment.

* ShownTheirWork: Refers to Price as "Leftenant", which is how the word "Lieutenant" is pronounced in the UK military, as opposed to "Lootenant" in other parts of the English speaking world. Price even calls himself "just a Lefty" in the mission briefing.

* DecompositeCharacter: Like Fairbrass' two other characters below, he's a GoodCounterpart {{Foil}} to his voice actor's role as [[TheBrute Delmar]] from ''Film/{{Cliffhanger}}'': both characters are distinguishable by their brown vests, and Gaz's black SAS attire in "Crew Expendable" resembles Delmar's black jumpsuit and masks (both balaclava and gas masks, though the latter was completely different from what Gaz wore) he briefly wore, while being OutOfFocus at the beginning of the film. In addition, in the same aforementioned level, Gaz carried a shotgun as a secondary weapon aside from his submachine gun, much like Delmar, and while his line "I like to keep this for close encounters" was meant to be a ShoutOut to ''Film/{{Aliens}}'' (which featured Creator/LanceHenriksen, who would later voice General Shepherd in the next game in the trilogy), it was also a liner ShoutOut to Delmar's death scene in ''Cliffhanger'' in which he's killed [[HoistByHisOwnPetard by his own shotgun]] by close encounter.