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* MarriedToTheJob: Colonel Childress. Major Biggs even lampshades it buy saying that the Colonel has no wife, no kids or not even a girlfriend, just the Corps.
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* JadedWashout: Hodges is an interesting case. The description of him states that he returned from a brutal battle in Vietnam and “became a cynic” graduating 67th in his law school class at Georgetown Law[[note]]which is actually quite good, because the school is prestigious and each graduating class is made up of several hundred students[[/note]], has lost more cases than he won, and is two weeks from retirement. [[CoolLoser But he made Colonel, implying a highly successful career as a JAG attorney, and is shown to be well-liked by other marines during his retirement party.]]
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* JadedWashout: Hodges is an interesting case. The description of him states that he returned from a brutal battle in Vietnam and “became a cynic” graduating 67th in his law school class at Georgetown Law[[note]]which is actually quite good, because the school is prestigious and each graduating class is made up of several hundred students[[/note]], has lost more cases than he won, and is two weeks from retirement. [[CoolLoser But he made Colonel, implying a highly successful career as a JAG attorney, and is shown to be well-liked by other marines during his retirement party.]]
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* DeskJockey: After serving as a lieutenant in Vietnam and being wounded in action, Hayes Hodges stayed in the Marines and spent 28 years as a JAG officer, rising to the rank of colonel.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Colonel Childers DOES NOT take it lightly that his men are being killed (which is the main reason he gives the order to fire on the crowd) and during his bout with Major Biggs he unapologetic states that he wasn’t going to stand by and see another one of his Marines die just to appease the likes of men like Biggs.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Colonel Childers DOES NOT take it lightly that when his men are being killed (which is the main reason he gives the order to fire on the crowd) and during his bout with Major Biggs he unapologetic unapologetically states that he wasn’t going to stand by and see another one of his Marines die just to appease the likes of men like Biggs.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Colonel Childers DOES NOT take it lightly that his men are being killed and during his bout with Major Biggs he flat out and unapologetic states that he wasn’t going to stand by and see another one of his Marines die just to appease the likes of men like Biggs.
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* AFatherToHisMen: Colonel Childers DOES NOT take it lightly that his men are being killed (which is the main reason he gives the order to fire on the crowd) and during his bout with Major Biggs he flat out and unapologetic states that he wasn’t going to stand by and see another one of his Marines die just to appease the likes of men like Biggs.
