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* Colonel Miles Quaritch in ''Film/{{Avatar}}''. It helps that Kilgore was one of the inspirations for the character, right down to the coffee-drinking in the middle of an airstrike. While he loves his battle, he is also appreciative of his soldiers and it's his reason why he wants to escalate the conflict since his men get killed.

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* Colonel Miles Quaritch in ''Film/{{Avatar}}''. It helps that Kilgore was one of the inspirations for the character, right down to the coffee-drinking in the middle of an airstrike. While he loves his battle, he is also appreciative of his soldiers and it's his reason why he wants to escalate the conflict since his men get killed. He's also rather level-headed in dealing with the Navi themselves, initially attempting diplomacy rather than violence in order to access the Unobtainium deposit under their Hometree and only moving to destroy the Hometree after it seems that the Navi themselves have given up on peace with the humans, and even then he doesn't act until he gets a direct order from his superior.

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* Most of the ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' characters probably count for this. The Soldier continued fighting in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII until 1948 because he didn't realize it had ended and was enjoying killing Nazis too much. By Nazis, we mean normal Germans--considering where he first arrived (Poland), maybe not even that close.
** The Sniper and the Spy kill because [[ProfessionalKiller that's their job]], though they do enjoy it a fair amount. The Heavy loves [[ICallHerVera "Sasha"]], his [[GatlingGood minigun]] more than life itself, and certainly more than the lives that are taken by it. The Medic needs a constant supply of wounded men to [[MadDoctor "practice medicine"]] on. The Engineer fights ForScience and what better way to test-run his turrets than with live targets? The Scout is just super-aggressive (and feels he has something to prove, being the youngest of nine children). The Pyro is quite literally insane, and seems to honestly think [[AmbiguousGender he/she]] is spreading happiness and rainbows rather than horrible burning death. The Demoman comes from a long line of proud explosives experts, and his skill with grenades and swords is almost InTheBlood.

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* Most Referenced as a weapon in ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'', a pair of twin Rocket Launchers are named Lt. Col. Kilgore and are stated to have the ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' characters probably count Colonel's soul put inside them.
* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyWorldAtWar'' has Sgt Reznov, who ruthlessly kills as many Germans in his path. He may have done it
for this. The Soldier continued two reasons, 1) revenge and 2) spare them from being sent into [[FateWorsethanDeath prison camps]].
* In ''VideoGame/IWasATeenageExocolonist'', Vace, a soldier from the ''Heliopause'', enjoys
fighting in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII until 1948 because he didn't realize it had ended xenofauna and was enjoying killing Nazis too much. By Nazis, we mean normal Germans--considering where he first arrived (Poland), maybe not even that close.
** The Sniper and
gleefully kills a dorbsmoth in front of Cal in the Spy kill because [[ProfessionalKiller that's their job]], though they do enjoy it a fair amount. The Heavy loves [[ICallHerVera "Sasha"]], former's six-heart event if Sol allows it.
* Colonel Cobar of ''VideoGame/{{Killzone}}'', whose love of war is second only to
his [[GatlingGood minigun]] more than life itself, and certainly more than the lives that are taken by it. The Medic needs a constant supply of wounded men loyalty to [[MadDoctor "practice medicine"]] on. The Engineer fights ForScience and what better way to test-run his turrets than with live targets? The Scout is just super-aggressive (and feels he has something to prove, being the youngest of nine children). The Pyro is quite literally insane, and seems to honestly think [[AmbiguousGender he/she]] is spreading happiness and rainbows rather than horrible burning death. The Demoman comes from a long line of proud explosives experts, and his skill with grenades and swords is almost InTheBlood. General Metrac. Also Colonel Radec, whose badassery [[VideoGame/PlayStationAllStarsBattleRoyale goes other places as well.]]



* Colonel Cobar of ''VideoGame/{{Killzone}}'', whose love of war is second only to his loyalty to General Metrac. Also Colonel Radec, whose badassery [[VideoGame/PlayStationAllStarsBattleRoyale goes other places as well.]]

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* Colonel Cobar Most of ''VideoGame/{{Killzone}}'', whose love of war is second only to the ''VideoGame/TeamFortress2'' characters probably count for this. The Soldier continued fighting in UsefulNotes/WorldWarII until 1948 because he didn't realize it had ended and was enjoying killing Nazis too much. By Nazis, we mean normal Germans--considering where he first arrived (Poland), maybe not even that close.
** The Sniper and the Spy kill because [[ProfessionalKiller that's their job]], though they do enjoy it a fair amount. The Heavy loves [[ICallHerVera "Sasha"]],
his loyalty [[GatlingGood minigun]] more than life itself, and certainly more than the lives that are taken by it. The Medic needs a constant supply of wounded men to General Metrac. Also Colonel Radec, whose badassery [[VideoGame/PlayStationAllStarsBattleRoyale goes other places as well.]][[MadDoctor "practice medicine"]] on. The Engineer fights ForScience and what better way to test-run his turrets than with live targets? The Scout is just super-aggressive (and feels he has something to prove, being the youngest of nine children). The Pyro is quite literally insane, and seems to honestly think [[AmbiguousGender he/she]] is spreading happiness and rainbows rather than horrible burning death. The Demoman comes from a long line of proud explosives experts, and his skill with grenades and swords is almost InTheBlood.



* Referenced as a weapon in ''VideoGame/{{Bayonetta}}'', a pair of twin Rocket Launchers are named Lt. Col. Kilgore and are stated to have the Colonel's soul put inside them.
* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyWorldAtWar'' has Sgt Reznov, who ruthlessly kills as many Germans in his path. He may have done it for two reasons, 1) revenge and 2) spare them from being sent into [[FateWorsethanDeath prison camps]].
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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyWorldAtWar'' has Sgt Reznov, who ruthlessly kills as many Germans in his path. He may have done it for two reasons, 1) revenge and 2) spare then from being sent into [[FateWorsethanDeath prison camps]].

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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyWorldAtWar'' has Sgt Reznov, who ruthlessly kills as many Germans in his path. He may have done it for two reasons, 1) revenge and 2) spare then them from being sent into [[FateWorsethanDeath prison camps]].
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* Played with in ''Film/NineteenSeventeen'' with Colonel [=MacKenzie=], who's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might launch a futile attack despite direct orders not to. One officer even invokes it: "When you do get to Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses [...] Some men just want the fight." [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we meet him: he's calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment, and even sports a [[RuggedScar small but noticeable scar]] under his left eye. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter canceling the attack, there ''are'' witnesses, and he's clearly bitter when he tells Major Hepburn to stand the regiment down]]. But when he privately complains afterwards, he sounds like he hates the war, blames indecisive leadership for prolonging it, and had hoped that one aggressive push might hasten its end.

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* Played with in ''Film/NineteenSeventeen'' with Colonel [=MacKenzie=], who's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might launch a futile attack despite direct orders not to. One officer even invokes it: "When you do get to Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses [...] Some witnesses ... some men just want the fight." [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we meet him: he's calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment, and even sports a [[RuggedScar small but noticeable scar]] under his left eye. [[spoiler:It It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter the orders canceling the attack, he pushes back even though there ''are'' witnesses, and he's [[spoiler:he's clearly bitter angry about it when he tells Major Hepburn to stand the regiment to stand down]]. But when in his MotiveRant, he privately complains afterwards, he mostly sounds like he hates the war, blames bitter about indecisive leadership for prolonging it, the war, and had hoped that one last aggressive push might hasten its end.end it.

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* Peacekeeper Commander Thread in ''Film/TheHungerGamesCatchingFire''. Already one in the book, here he starts the crackdown in District 12 by shooting his pistol into the air.


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* At the end of the UsefulNotes/IranIraqWar, Iranian dictator Ayatollah Khomeini had to be begged to settle for peace, by the actual military brass and the civilian government. He famously compared the decision to drinking a poison chalice. For context, the war being hell is the one thing Iranians across the political spectrum agree on, and the state's own propaganda machine calls it "the Imposed War" to this day, but to this guy, ending that when the super rare opportunity presented itself was a major self sacrifice. Considering how little involvement the House of Leadership had in the war effort, it was less about enjoying violence and more about getting to use the war to solidify the Republic's power after the revolution.
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* ''WebAnimation/GamingAllStars'': [[VideoGame/{{Killzone}} Mael Radec]], the primary antagonist of ''Remastered'', [[spoiler: who certainly doesn’t have a problem murdering [[VideoGame/Rayman2TheGreatEscape Razorbeard]] and [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Eggman]] [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once everything goes his way]]]].

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* ''WebAnimation/GamingAllStars'': [[VideoGame/{{Killzone}} Mael Radec]], the primary antagonist of ''Remastered'', [[spoiler: who certainly doesn’t have a problem murdering [[VideoGame/Rayman2TheGreatEscape Razorbeard]] and [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Eggman]] [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once everything goes his way]]]].
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* Several examples in the Franchise/{{Gundam}} universe:

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* The Hellscream lineage in ''VideoGame/WarCraft''. Grom Hellscream drank [[TheCorruption demonic blood]] ''twice'' to defeat a powerful foe and skirmished with enemy forces even against direct orders. His son Garrosh may be even worse; he's fought Thrall for leadership of the Horde, goads King Wrynn into a fight whenever he can such as during a diplomatic meeting about ''an old god getting loose'', and invades the Night Elf lands in the middle of the apocalypse.

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* The Hellscream lineage in ''VideoGame/WarCraft''.''VideoGame/{{Warcraft}}''. Grom Hellscream drank [[TheCorruption demonic blood]] ''twice'' to defeat a powerful foe and skirmished with enemy forces even against direct orders. His son Garrosh may be even worse; he's fought Thrall for leadership of the Horde, goads King Wrynn into a fight whenever he can such as during a diplomatic meeting about ''an old god getting loose'', and invades the Night Elf lands in the middle of the apocalypse.



* ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty: World at War'' has Sgt Reznov, who ruthlessly kills as many Germans in his path. He may have done it for two reasons, 1) revenge and 2) spare then from being sent into [[FateWorsethanDeath prison camps]].

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* ''VideoGame/CallOfDuty: World at War'' ''VideoGame/CallOfDutyWorldAtWar'' has Sgt Reznov, who ruthlessly kills as many Germans in his path. He may have done it for two reasons, 1) revenge and 2) spare then from being sent into [[FateWorsethanDeath prison camps]].
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* In ''Series/BandOfBrothers'', Lt. Speirs is a heroic example. He immediately earns an imposing reputation for fearlessness in battle, brutality towards German [=POWs=], and allegedly executing of his own NCOs for drunken insubordination. Each story is exaggerated[[note]]He killed no more than seven [=POWs=] on D-Day, simply because there was no safe way to handle them, and he shot the drunk sergeant in self-defense[[/note]], but Speirs welcomes his reputation and lets the stories get wilder with each retelling, and tops it off with some very unnerving mannerisms. He's a genuinely good leader when [[spoiler:he's given command of Easy]], he cares about his men in his way, and he doesn't seek pointless fights, but he's by far the character who seems the most comfortable on the battlefield.
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* Played with in ''Film/NineteenSeventeen'' with Colonel [=MacKenzie=], who's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might attack despite direct orders not to. One officer even invokes it: "When you do get to Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses [...] Some men just want the fight." [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we meet him: he's calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment, and even sports a small but noticeable scar under his left eye. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses, and he's clearly bitter when he calls the attack off]]. But when he privately complains about the orders afterwards, he sounds like he hates the war, blames High Command's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that pushing aggressively might hasten its end.

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* Played with in ''Film/NineteenSeventeen'' with Colonel [=MacKenzie=], who's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might launch a futile attack despite direct orders not to. One officer even invokes it: "When you do get to Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses [...] Some men just want the fight." [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we meet him: he's calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment, and even sports a [[RuggedScar small but noticeable scar scar]] under his left eye. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and canceling the attack, there ''are'' witnesses, and he's clearly bitter when he calls tells Major Hepburn to stand the attack off]]. regiment down]]. But when he privately complains about the orders afterwards, he sounds like he hates the war, blames High Command's indecisiveness indecisive leadership for prolonging it, and had hoped that pushing aggressively one aggressive push might hasten its end.
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* Played with in Film/NineteenSeventeen. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might attack despite direct orders not to; one officer even invokes it: "When you do get to Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses [...] Some men just want the fight." [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we meet him: he's calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment, and even sports a small but noticeable scar under his left eye. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses, and he's clearly bitter when he calls the attack off]]. But when he privately complains about the orders afterwards, he sounds like he hates the war, blames High Command's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that pushing aggressively might hasten its end.

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* Played with in Film/NineteenSeventeen. ''Film/NineteenSeventeen'' with Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is [=MacKenzie=], who's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might attack despite direct orders not to; one to. One officer even invokes it: "When you do get to Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses [...] Some men just want the fight." [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we meet him: he's calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment, and even sports a small but noticeable scar under his left eye. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses, and he's clearly bitter when he calls the attack off]]. But when he privately complains about the orders afterwards, he sounds like he hates the war, blames High Command's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that pushing aggressively might hasten its end.
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* Zig-zagged with Colonel [=MacKenzie=] in Film/NineteenSeventeen. He's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might attack despite General Erinmore's direct orders not to; one officer even says to "make sure there are witnesses" when delivering Erinmore's letter, because "some men just want the fight." He looks every bit the part when we finally meet him: he's sporting a scar under his eye and calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line under withering enemy bombardment. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses). But as soon as he reads it, he calls the attack off]]. He privately complains about Erinmore's orders afterwards, but he sounds like he hates the war, blames High Command's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push might hasten its end.

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* Zig-zagged Played with in Film/NineteenSeventeen. Colonel [=MacKenzie=] in Film/NineteenSeventeen. He's is foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might attack despite General Erinmore's direct orders not to; one officer even says invokes it: "When you do get to "make Colonel [=MacKenzie=], make sure there are witnesses" when delivering Erinmore's letter, because "some witnesses [...] Some men just want the fight." He [=MacKenzie=] looks every bit the part when we finally meet him: he's sporting a scar under his eye and calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line under line, appears unfazed by the withering enemy bombardment. bombardment, and even sports a small but noticeable scar under his left eye. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses). But as soon as he reads it, witnesses, and he's clearly bitter when he calls the attack off]]. He But when he privately complains about Erinmore's the orders afterwards, but he sounds like he hates the war, blames High Command's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push pushing aggressively might hasten its end.
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* Played with in ''Film/{{NineteenSeventeen}}''. It's foreshadowed that Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is an aggressive glory hound who might attack despite direct orders to stand down. Captain Smith even pulls Schofield aside and warns him to "make sure there are witnesses" when delivering the letter, because "some men just want the fight." When we finally meet [=MacKenzie=], [[spoiler:it indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses), but as soon as he reads it, he calls the attack off]]. He bitterly complains about Erinmore's orders afterwards, but he sounds more like he hates the war, blames the Army's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push might hasten its end.

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* Played Zig-zagged with in ''Film/{{NineteenSeventeen}}''. It's foreshadowed that Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is an aggressive glory hound in Film/NineteenSeventeen. He's foreshadowed as a glory-hound who might attack despite General Erinmore's direct orders to stand down. Captain Smith not to; one officer even pulls Schofield aside and warns him says to "make sure there are witnesses" when delivering the Erinmore's letter, because "some men just want the fight." When He looks every bit the part when we finally meet [=MacKenzie=], [[spoiler:it him: he's sporting a scar under his eye and calmly directing an attack from a flimsy dugout on the front line under withering enemy bombardment. [[spoiler:It indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses), but witnesses). But as soon as he reads it, he calls the attack off]]. He bitterly privately complains about Erinmore's orders afterwards, but he sounds more like he hates the war, blames the Army's High Command's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push might hasten its end.
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* Played with in ''Film/{{1917}}''. It's foreshadowed that Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is an aggressive glory hound who might attack despite direct orders to stand down. Captain Smith even pulls Schofield aside and warns him to "make sure there are witnesses" when delivering the letter, because "some men just want the fight." When we finally meet [=MacKenzie=], [[spoiler:it indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses), but as soon as he reads it, he calls the attack off]]. He bitterly complains about Erinmore's orders afterwards, but he sounds more like he hates the war, blames the Army's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push might hasten its end.

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* Played with in ''Film/{{1917}}''.''Film/{{NineteenSeventeen}}''. It's foreshadowed that Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is an aggressive glory hound who might attack despite direct orders to stand down. Captain Smith even pulls Schofield aside and warns him to "make sure there are witnesses" when delivering the letter, because "some men just want the fight." When we finally meet [=MacKenzie=], [[spoiler:it indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses), but as soon as he reads it, he calls the attack off]]. He bitterly complains about Erinmore's orders afterwards, but he sounds more like he hates the war, blames the Army's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push might hasten its end.
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* Played with in ''Film/{{1917}}''. It's foreshadowed that Colonel [=MacKenzie=] is an aggressive glory hound who might attack despite direct orders to stand down. Captain Smith even pulls Schofield aside and warns him to "make sure there are witnesses" when delivering the letter, because "some men just want the fight." When we finally meet [=MacKenzie=], [[spoiler:it indeed takes some haranguing to make him even ''look'' at General Erinmore's letter (and there ''are'' witnesses), but as soon as he reads it, he calls the attack off]]. He bitterly complains about Erinmore's orders afterwards, but he sounds more like he hates the war, blames the Army's indecisiveness for prolonging it, and had hoped that his aggressive push might hasten its end.
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* General Gore from ''Film/FriendOfTheWorld'' is a paranoid, apocalypse soluting madman who claims "they caused exactly what they tried to prevent," referring to a war treaty.
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[[WarIsHell War can often be an awful experience to live through]], but seeemingly not for everyone. In most if not all war movies, there's an officer who seems to actually enjoy the war. He runs into battle with a smile on his face and seems [[NoPlaceForAWarrior sad that the war has to end someday]].

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[[WarIsHell War can often be an awful experience to live through]], but seeemingly seemingly not for everyone. In most if not all war movies, there's an officer who seems to actually enjoy the war. He runs into battle with a smile on his face and seems [[NoPlaceForAWarrior sad that the war has to end someday]].
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WarIsHell, but seeemingly not for everyone. In most if not all war movies, there's an officer who seems to actually enjoy the war. He runs into battle with a smile on his face and seems [[NoPlaceForAWarrior sad that the war has to end someday]].

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WarIsHell, [[WarIsHell War can often be an awful experience to live through]], but seeemingly not for everyone. In most if not all war movies, there's an officer who seems to actually enjoy the war. He runs into battle with a smile on his face and seems [[NoPlaceForAWarrior sad that the war has to end someday]].
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In most if not all war movies, there's an officer who seems to actually enjoy the war. He runs into battle with a smile on his face and seems [[NoPlaceForAWarrior sad that the war has to end someday]].

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WarIsHell, but seeemingly not for everyone. In most if not all war movies, there's an officer who seems to actually enjoy the war. He runs into battle with a smile on his face and seems [[NoPlaceForAWarrior sad that the war has to end someday]].
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* Colonel Miles Quaritch in ''Film/{{Avatar}}''. It helps that Kilgore was one of the inspirations for the character, right down to the coffee-drinking in the middle of an airstrike. While he loves his battle, he is also appreciative of his soldiers and it's his reason why he wants to escalate the conflict since his men get killed. [[EveryoneHasStandards Though seeing that great tree seemed to have been too much even for him...]]

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* Colonel Miles Quaritch in ''Film/{{Avatar}}''. It helps that Kilgore was one of the inspirations for the character, right down to the coffee-drinking in the middle of an airstrike. While he loves his battle, he is also appreciative of his soldiers and it's his reason why he wants to escalate the conflict since his men get killed. [[EveryoneHasStandards Though seeing that great tree seemed to have been too much even for him...]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:"You call it [[WarIsHell hell]], I call it [[BloodKnight home]]."]]

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[[caption-width-right:350:"You call it [[WarIsHell hell]], I [[TropeNamers I]] call it [[BloodKnight home]]."]]
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** Also, [[VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures General Scales]], the leader of [[ReptilesAreAbhorrent the Sharpclaw army]] in ''2''. Though unlike Radec, Scales is a one-off enemy, only showing up in the episode “[[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Dino Crisis]].”

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** Also, [[VideoGame/StarFoxAdventures General Scales]], the leader of [[ReptilesAreAbhorrent the Sharpclaw army]] in ''2''. Though unlike Radec, Scales is a one-off enemy, only showing up in the episode “[[EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs Dino Crisis]].“Dino Crisis.
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* Played very straight in ''Anime/MetalSkinPanicMADOX01'' with ''Lieutenant'' Kilgore, who becomes increasingly more bloodthirsty in his quest to destroy the titular PoweredArmor.
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** In [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist the 2003 anime adaptation]], Colonel Basque Grand was cast as this (in contrast to his ReasonableAuthorityFigure persona in the manga). They also cranked Kimblee's tendencies towards this up to the point where he's more of a PsychoForHire.

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** In [[Anime/FullmetalAlchemist the 2003 anime adaptation]], %% zce * ''Anime/FullmetalAlchemist2003'', Colonel Basque Grand was cast as this (in contrast to his ReasonableAuthorityFigure persona in the manga). They also cranked Kimblee's tendencies towards this up to the point where he's more of a PsychoForHire.
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* Parodied in ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' with Sarge, leader of the Red team. So strongly does he believe in Red Army propaganda, that Grif has come to realise that if Sarge ever claims to have bad news, chances are it's going to be something good like: "Looks like those peace treaties are making progress."

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* Parodied in ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' ''WebAnimation/RedVsBlue'' with Sarge, leader of the Red team. So strongly does he believe in Red Army propaganda, that Grif has come to realise that if Sarge ever claims to have bad news, chances are it's going to be something good like: "Looks like those peace treaties are making progress."



* ''Machinima/GamingAllStars'': [[VideoGame/{{Killzone}} Mael Radec]], the primary antagonist of ''Remastered'', [[spoiler: who certainly doesn’t have a problem murdering [[VideoGame/Rayman2TheGreatEscape Razorbeard]] and [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Eggman]] [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once everything goes his way]]]].

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* ''Machinima/GamingAllStars'': ''WebAnimation/GamingAllStars'': [[VideoGame/{{Killzone}} Mael Radec]], the primary antagonist of ''Remastered'', [[spoiler: who certainly doesn’t have a problem murdering [[VideoGame/Rayman2TheGreatEscape Razorbeard]] and [[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehog Eggman]] [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness once everything goes his way]]]].

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[[TropeNamers Named]] after [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore]] in ''Film/ApocalypseNow'', though you'd be forgiven for thinking it's a pun on "{{Kill|EmAll}}-{{Gor|n}}e" ''we'' made.

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[[TropeNamers Named]] after [[NamesToRunAwayFromReallyFast Lieutenant Colonel Kilgore]] in ''Film/ApocalypseNow'', though you'd be forgiven for thinking it's a pun on "{{Kill|EmAll}}-{{Gor|n}}e" "Kill-{{Gor|n}}e" ''we'' made.

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