1985 Characters, Page 3

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+ Alpine

ALPINE - of the Alps or other high mountains above the tree line	Char. #057, 39th Joe Team member
Albert M. Pine (African-American with Norman English or French surname) of Minidoka, ID. Minidoka (pop. 129) is a tiny, three-quarters Hispanic town on the Snake River, 50 miles north of the ID-UT border. Also from Idaho is Tolbooth of Boise to the southeast.
Grades: E-4: 1985; E-5: 2004	SNs: 237-51-3844; 237-51-HG44
Sunbow Cartoon Notes: Voiced by Lee Weaver. Spoke 227 lines in 24 episodes. 19th most frequent speaker. First appeared and spoke in TPOD 1. Total appearances: 38. Wore his 1985 outfit, with a brown shirt under his vest and a white chevron on his hat. Alpine was seen operating the AWE Striker, Dragonfly, Falcon Glider, JUMP, Killer WHALE, Silver Mirage, SkyStriker, and Snow Cat, as well as a CLAW and a Trubble Bubble. Smart-mouth of the team, frequently paired with Bazooka.
Prioritized Appearance List: The Pyramid of Darkness parts 1-5, The Greenhouse Effect, The Funhouse, The Gods Below, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, Where the Reptiles Roam, Twenty Questions, The Viper Is Coming, An Eye for an Eye, The Wrong Stuff, Arise Serpentor Arise parts 1-3 and 5, Skeletons in the Closet, The Movie parts 1-3 and 5, Money to Burn, The Phantom Brigade, Cold Slither, Nightmare Assault. One line: Captives of Cobra I. Silent: The Synthoid Conspiracy II, The Gamesmaster, Lasers in the Night, The Traitor I, Memories of Mara, The Pit of Vipers, There's No Place Like Springfield I, Sink the Montana, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, Into Your Tent I Will Silently Creep. Alpine is included in the opening sequences of season 1, season 2, and the Movie.
Comic Notes: Alpine appeared in 10 issues between 1986 and 1989: #45-47, 49-51, 64, Special Missions #2 and 25, and Yearbook #2.
Versions: 1. 1985 2. 2004/I (VvV Wave 2) 3. 2004/II (Tiger Force) 4. 2004/III (Single Pack) 5. 2008 (DVD Battles) Version 1: 1985 regular carded assortment Fig. #0062: Mountain Trooper MOS 1: Mountain Trooper MOS 2: Finance Clerk [44C] head: Alpine (85) arms: Alpine (85) torso: Alpine (85) waist: Alpine (85) legs: Alpine (85) Accessories: tan backpack (new, with axe clip); black machine pistol (new Beretta M12); black grappling gun (new, with sling); black pickaxe (new); two black grappling hooks (new) with string From the middle of the flat dusty Snake River Plain where Alpine was born he could see the mountains on the horizon in almost every direction like a physical barrier between him and the world he wanted. He took up mountain climbing during college and continued as a recreational climber during his brief tenure as an accountant for a large publishing firm. The G.I. Joe team gave Alpine the most hazardous of all conditions: with COBRA shooting at him! Graduated Ranger School, Fort Benning. Qualified Expert: M-16, M-14, M-60, M-1911A1. "Every time Alpine scales a sheer cliff piton by piton, overcoming granite and gravity with muscle and persistance [sic], he is symbolically climbing out of the quagmire of his past. That's why we send him up first on vertical assaults. He doesn't take to being knocked down too easily." Toy Notes: Item #6443. Featured in 1985's Check Point/Air Defense commercial. Version 2: 2004 Valor vs. Venom Wave 2 two-pack assortment (04/I) Fig. #0837: Mountain Trooper MOS 1: Mountaineering MOS 2: Finance Clerk [44C] head: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) arms: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III), Footloose (05) torso: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) waist: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) upper legs: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) lower legs: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) Accessories: black handgun (03 Beachhead's); black attack rifle (92 Big Bear's AK-88); black communications gauntlet (common for VvV Joes); silver grappling hook (03 Sgt. Hacker's) with string; reddish brown rope (new, molded plastic piece) Civilian climbing is hard enough as it is. A military climber is further burdened with a weapon or two, ammunition, communications equipment, a laser-spotter, and body armor. He also has the added problem of having to climb while under enemy fire, usually in the dark or under unfavorable weather conditions. None of this fazes ALPINE, who simply loves the challenge of a sheer rock face as much as he loves auditing a battalion payroll. If it's large, made of granite, and you can pound pitons into it, ALPINE can climb it. If it has double-column entries, he can balance it. ALPINE approaches both climbing and accounting with the same enthusiasm. He never tires of reminding his teammates that the FBI brings more bad-guys to justice by examining bookkeeping than it does by kicking down doors. "Anybody can jump out of an airplane. That's just giving in to gravity. What I do is an attempt to defy gravity." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with Swamp Rat (04/I). Item #55915. Version 3: 2004 Valor vs. Venom Wave 5 two-pack carded assortment (Tiger Force, 04/II) Fig. #0931: Mountain Trooper MOS 1: Mountaineering MOS 2: Finance Clerk [44C] head: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) arms: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III), Footloose (05) torso: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) waist: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) upper legs: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) lower legs: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) Accessories: black carbine (02 Duke's M4); black grappling hook (03 Sgt. Hacker's) and string; grey climbing rope (04/I Alpine's) Civilian climbing is hard enough as it is. A military climber is further burdened with a weapon or two, ammunition, communications equipment, a laser-spotter, and body armor. He also has the added problem of having to climb while under enemy fire, usually in the dark or under unfavorable weather conditions. None of this fazes ALPINE, who simply loves the challenge of a sheer rock face as much as he loves auditing a battalion payroll. If it's large, made of granite, and you can pound pitons into it, ALPINE can climb it. If it has double-column entries, he can balance it. ALPINE approaches both climbing and accounting with the same enthusiasm. He never tires of reminding his teammates that the FBI brings more bad-guys to justice by examining bookkeeping than it does by kicking down doors. "Anybody can jump out of an airplane. That's just giving in to gravity. What I do is an attempt to defy gravity." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with Cross Hair (04). Item #03539. Version 4: 2004 Valor vs. Venom Wave 2 single-pack assortment (04/III) Fig. #0953: Mountain Trooper MOS 1: Mountaineering MOS 2: Finance Clerk [44C] head: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) arms: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III), Footloose (05) torso: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) waist: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) upper legs: Duke (03/I, 05/V), Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) lower legs: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III) Accessories: black backpack (90 SAW-Viper's); black pistol (88 Shockwave's); black carbine/shotgun (02 Ripper's M4 with shotgun barrel); black climbing rope (04/I Alpine's) Civilian climbing is hard enough as it is. A military climber is further burdened with a weapon or two, ammunition, communications equipment, a laser-spotter, and body armor. He also has the added problem of having to climb while under enemy fire, usually in the dark or under unfavorable weather conditions. None of this fazes ALPINE, who simply loves the challenge of a sheer rock face as much as he loves auditing a battalion payroll. If it's large, made of granite, and you can pound pitons into it, ALPINE can climb it. If it has double-column entries, he can balance it. ALPINE approaches both climbing and accounting with the same enthusiasm. He never tires of reminding his teammates that the FBI brings more bad-guys to justice by examining bookkeeping than it does by kicking down doors. "Anybody can jump out of an airplane. That's just giving in to gravity. What I do is an attempt to defy gravity." Toy Notes: Item #01248. Version 5: 2008 DVD Battles assortment, #5 Fig. #1388: Mountain Trooper Albert "Alpine" Pine MOS 1: Mountaineering MOS 2: Finance Clerk [44C] head: Alpine (08) arms: Alpine (08) body: Alpine (08) legs: Alpine (08) Accessories: black backpack (85 Alpine's, with modified peg); light green vest (new, with black pads and cream rope); black belt (new, too small to close); black laser rifle (83 Snow Job's XMLR 3-A); black pickaxe (based on 85 Alpine's), with attached string and grappling hook; black Joe figure stand. Civilian climbing is hard enough as it is. A military climber is further burdened with a weapon or two, ammunition, communications equipment, a laser-spotter, and body armor. He also has the added problem of having to climb while under enemy fire, usually in the dark or under unfavorable weather conditions. None of this fazes Albert Pine, who simply loves the challenge of a sheer rock face. If it's large, made of granite, and you can pound pitons into it, Pine can climb it. For all that, he easily switches gears and climbs into a jet backpack to battle COBRA forces in the sky when they launch an attack from the air. "For me it's all about defying gravity: It proves that anything is achievable if you put your strength, focus, and will into it." Toy Notes: Boxed with Duke (08/VI), Cobra Commander (08/XII), Cobra Paratrooper (08/VII), MASS Device beam emitter, and Best of 80s Episodes DVD. Item #35835. This set was short-packed and unevenly distributed so that it was considered a hard-to-find item at the time of its release.

+ Footloose

FOOTLOOSE - free to go wherever one pleases and do whatever one likes	Char. #058, 40th Joe Team member
Andrew D. Meyers (American with German or English surname) of Gary, IN. Gary (pop. 99,246) is in the Chicago area bordering Lake Michigan, traditionally a steelworking center and rated one of the most politically progressive cities in the US. Also from northern Indiana are Dodger of South Bend and Topside of Fort Wayne. Nearby Chicago is home to Bullet-Proof, Ghostrider, Hardtop, Heavy Duty, Scoop, Short-Fuze, and Static Line.
Grades: E-4: 1985-2005	SNs: 039-44-9036; 0039-1010-ZE76; 039-44-AD36
Sunbow Cartoon Notes: Voiced by Will Ryan. California accent. Spoke 111 lines in 10 episodes. First appeared in TPOD 1; first spoke in TPOD 2. Total appearances: 21. Wore a darker green variation of his 1985 outfit, with light brown camo spots and tan backpack and straps. His hair was black in the Sunbow series. Footloose was seen operating the Armadillo, AWE Striker, JUMP, LCV Recon Sled, Mauler, Sky Hawk, and Snow Cat, as well as a Cobra Stinger and a cargo plane and motorcycle, both cartoon exclusives.
Prioritized Appearance List: Hearts and Cannons, Worlds Without End I-II, Excalibur, The Viper Is Coming, The Pyramid of Darkness parts 1-3, Cold Slither, Captives of Cobra I-II, Flint's Vacation. Silent: The Synthoid Conspiracy II, Spell of the Siren, Where the Reptiles Roam, The Traitor I, Arise Serpentor Arise part 2, Once Upon a Joe, The Movie parts 3-5. Footloose was included in the opening sequences of season 1 and the Movie.
DiC cartoon notes: Never spoke. Appeared in 5 episodes (Operation Dragonfire parts 1-5). Footloose is included in the opening sequence of OD. Wore his a modification of his 1989 outfit: green camo helmet, brown shirt with blue details, and green-and-brown camo pants. The DiC Footloose had the figure's brown hair.
Comic Notes: Footloose appeared in 7 issues between 1985 and 1989: #37, 38, 49, 50, 90, Special Missions #8, and Yearbook #2.
Versions: 1. 1985 2. 1989 (Slaughter's Marauders) 3. 2005 (DTC) Version 1: 1985 regular carded assortment Fig. #0063: Infantry Trooper MOS 1: Infantry [11B] MOS 2: Special Services (basketball coach) head: Footloose (85, 89), Claymore (86), Rumbler (87) arms: Footloose (85, 89) torso: Footloose (85, 89) waist: Footloose (85, 89) legs: Footloose (85, 89) Accessories: green helmet (new, with brown leaves); cream backpack (new, with canteen and two grenades); black assault rifle (new, M16 with sling); black missile launcher (new, M72 LAW with sling, flat tip) Meyers was Valedictorian of his high school class, captain of the track team, and an Eagle scout. He was going for his degree in Phys. Ed. on a state scholarship when he suddenly dropped out, moved to the coast, and became quite weird for about three years. He was standing on the boardwalk in Venice pondering something cosmic when the utter pointlessness of his existence hit him between the eyes like a runaway freight train. "I think I'll join the Army," he said, and promptly did. Took basic and AIT at Fort Benning, graduated jump school and desert training unit. Qualified expert all NATO and Warsaw Pact small arms. "Some of the Joes think that Footloose is out there, but all he's trying to do is find himself. He's an All-American Boy who got lost on the way to the fair and he's simply trying to go home any which way he can. Most folks think they know who they are and where they're going . . . . They're the dangerous ones!" Variations: Some copies had darker camouflage than others. Toy Notes: Item #6444. The prototype appearing in commercials had a totally green helmet. Version 2: 1989 Slaughter's Marauders carded assortment Fig. #0220: Infantry Trooper MOS 1: Infantry [11B] MOS 2: Special Services head: Footloose (85, 89), Claymore (86), Rumbler (87) arms: Footloose (85, 89) torso: Footloose (85, 89) waist: Footloose (85, 89) legs: Footloose (85, 89) Accessories: black helmet (85 Footloose's); black backpack (85 Footloose's); black assault rifle (85 Footloose's M16); black missile launcher (85 Footloose's M72 LAW) FOOTLOOSE was the valedictorian of his high school class, captain of the track team, and an Eagle scout. He was going for a degree in Phys. Ed. on a state scholarship when he suddenly dropped out, moved to the west coast, and became quite weird for about three years. He was standing on the boardwalk in Venice pondering something cosmic when the utter pointlessness of his existence hit him between the eyes like a runaway freight train. "I think I'll join the Army," he said, and promptly did. Now, he's an integral part in the G.I. Joe fighting machine! "Some of Footloose's fellow Marauders think he still has a few screws loose. But, when it comes to organizing an attack against Cobra, he's as sane as a general. If we're caugt in a 'no-win' situation and the cards are on the table, you can bet the bank the Sarge is going to put Footloose at the head of the patrol to get our tails out of there, fast!" Toy Notes: Item #6560-6. The prototype pictured in the catalog has light green instead of dark green on his lower legs. Version 3: 2005 Direct-to-Consumer Wave 2 carded assortment Fig. #1090: Infantry Trooper MOS 1: Infantry [11B] MOS 2: Special Services head: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) arms: Alpine (04/I, 04/II, 04/III), Footloose (05) torso: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) waist: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) legs: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) Accessories: green helmet (new, with chin strap and black goggles); black belt (03 Cross Hair's); pea green backpack (91 Dusty's); grey carbine (04 Duke's M4/M203); grey knife (91 Low-Light's) FOOTLOOSE was valedictorian of his high school class, captain of the track team, and an Eagle Scout. He was going for his degree in Phys. Ed. on a state scholarship when he suddenly dropped out, moved to the West coast, and spent three years searching for elusive answers to cosmic questions. He was standing on the boardwalk in Venice one day when the randomness of his existence hit him between the eyes like a runaway freight train. "I think I'll join the Army," he said, and did. After completing basic, jump school, and desert training, he joined the G.I. Joe Team. "You can ponder the big questions all day, but in the end, what counts is doing something tangible to make things better." Toy Notes: Item #61848.

+ Barbecue

BARBECUE - metal frame to cook food over an open fire	Char. #059, 41st Joe Team member
Gabriel A. Kelly (American with Irish surname) of Boston, MA. Boston, at I-90 and I-95 on the east coast, is the state's largest city (pop. 590,763) and was the site of a large Irish immigrant settlement from the 1820s to the 1890s. Blocker and Col. Courage are also from Boston, and Cross Hair, Side Track, Space Shot, and Wide Scope were born in other cities in the metro area.
Grades: E-4: 1985-2008	SNs: 321-61-4231; 9902-4896-BB41; 321-61-GK31
Sunbow Cartoon Notes: Voiced by Patrick Fraley. Boston/New England accent. Spoke 103 lines in 11 episodes. Wore his 1985 outfit in a truer red, and was often seen without his helmet, with curly red hair. First appeared in TPOD 1 but did not speak until The Greenhouse Effect. Total appearances: 22. Barbecue was seen operating the Dragonfly, Falcon Glider, FLAK, Silver Mirage, and Snow Cat, as well as a cartoon-exclusive motorcycle.
Prioritized appearance list: The Viper Is Coming, Worlds Without End I-II, Captives of Cobra I-II, The Greenhouse Effect, The Gods Below, The Invaders, Flint's Vacation, Skeletons in the Closet. One line: Cold Slither. Silent: The Pyramid of Darkness parts 1 and 5, The Synthoid Conspiracy II, Twenty Questions, The Gamesmaster, The Traitor II, The Wrong Stuff, There's No Place Like Springfield I, Arise Serpentor Arise part 1, Sink the Montana, The Movie part 5. Barbecue was included in the opening sequences of season 1, season 2, and the Movie.
DiC Cartoon Notes: Never spoke. Appeared in 4 episodes (Operation Dragonfire parts 1, 2, 4, and 5). Barbecue is included in the opening sequence of OD. Wore a modification of his 1989 outfit: a redesigned helmet, brown short-sleeved shirt with black elbow-length gloves, and green camo pants.
Comic Notes: Barbecue appeared in 10 issues between 1985 and 1992: #40, 41, 47-50, 52, 78, 130, and Yearbook #2.
Versions: 1. 1985 2. 1989 (Slaughter's Marauders) 3. 1992 (Eco-Warriors) 4. 2008 (post-25th Wave 9)   Version 1: 1985 regular carded assortment Fig. #0064: Firefighter MOS 1: Fireman [21M] MOS 2: Infantry [11B] head: Barbecue (85, 89) arms: Barbecue (85, 89) torso: Barbecue (85, 89) waist: Barbecue (85, 89) legs: Barbecue (85, 89) Accessories: dark grey backpack (new, with red tanks); dark grey pistol (new, extinguisher); dark grey axe (new, with silver blade); black hose (long standard) If Kelly hadn't joined the G.I. Joe Team he would have been the seventh Kelly in his direct line in the Boston Fire department. His love for the job is not based on family loyalty or even a more general sense of duty; he simply likes riding on the back of the truck with the wind in his face and sirens wailing, lights flashing and the bells clanging. Being allowed to knock down doors and smash windows with his axe is just frosting on the cake. "Barbecue is what you call your basic party animal. He can open bottles with his teeth, pick up quarters with his ears, and wrap his lips completely around the bottom of a quart Coke bottle. You may well ask how all this affects his function as the G.I. Joe Firefighter . . . . It doesn't. It simply makes him a more interesting fellow to have around." Toy Notes: Item #6445. Featured in 1985's AWE Striker commercial. Re-releases: At some point Barbecue may have been available by mail. (Red-backed filecards exist.) A recolored version was released in India. Version 2: 1989 Slaughter's Marauders carded assortment Fig. #0219: Firefighter MOS 1: Firefighter [21M] MOS 2: Infantry [11B] head: Barbecue (85, 89) arms: Barbecue (85, 89) torso: Barbecue (85, 89) waist: Barbecue (85, 89) legs: Barbecue (85, 89) Accessories: dark grey backpack (85 Barbecue's) with silver tanks; dark grey extinguisher pistol (85 Barbecue's); dark grey axe (85 Barbecue's); black hose (long standard) If BARBECUE hadn't joined G.I. Joe he would have been the seventh member of his family to become a fireman in the Boston Fire department. His love for the job is not based upon his family loyalty or even a more general sense of duty; he simply likes riding on the back of the truck with the wind in his face, sirens wailing, lights flashing and the bells clanging. Being allowed to knock down doors and smash windows with his axe is just frosting on the cake! "When he hooked up with Slaughter's Marauders, the rest of the unit knew they were in for a real 'barn-burner'! You see, Barbecue has a knack for keeping things under control. Whenever the Marauders get caught in a firefight, it's Barbecue that keeps the troops as cool as cucumbers. With him there, Slaughter's Marauders aren't going to get 'burned' by Cobra!" Toy Notes: Item #6560-5. The prototype pictured in the catalog has light green instead of dark green on his lower legs. Version 3: 1992 Eco-Warriors premium carded assortment Fig. #0341: Firefighter MOS 1: Firefighter [21M] MOS 2: Infantry [11B] head: Barbecue (92), Payload (93/I, 93/II, 94) arms: Barbecue (92), Payload (93/I, 93/II, 94) torso: Barbecue (92), Payload (93/I, 93/II, 94) waist: Barbecue (92), Payload (93/I, 93/II, 94) legs: Barbecue (92), Payload (93/I, 93/II, 94) Accessories: yellow backpack (91 Flint's with red water tank); yellow water cannon (91 Flint's); black figure stand Already pre-trained and well-experienced in wearing cumbersome protective suits under fire in hostile environments, BARBECUE is the perfect addition to the Eco-Warriors! As well as being fireproof and solvent-resistant, Barbecue's new protective suit is air-conditioned, and contains a closed-system breathing apparatus with a one hour oxygen supply. It's the ideal thing to wear to the next burning oil well or toxic chemical leak. His helmet is equipped with a handy snap-off visor so that he can still open a bottle with his teeth! Motto: "Makes no difference to me if it's a four-alarm fire or a warehouse full of oozing toxic sludge, as long as I get a chance to knock down doors with my axe, you can count me in." Toy Notes: Features a temperature-based color change. Item #6822. In the 1992 insert catalog, concept art appears instead of the actual figure. Version 4: 2008 post-25th Anniversary Wave 9 carded assortment Fig. #1301: Firefighter MOS 1: Fireman [21M] MOS 2: Infantry [11B] head: Barbecue (08) arms: Barbecue (08), Cobra Trooper (08/V) body: Barbecue (08), Cobra Trooper (08/V) legs: Barbecue (08), Cobra Trooper (08/V) Accessories: dark grey backpack (based on 85 Barbecue's, with red tanks); dark grey pistol (85 Barbecue's, extinguisher); dark grey axe (based on 85 Barbecue's, soft with silver edge); black hose (medium standard) If Kelly hadn't joined the G.I. JOE Team he would have been the seventh Kelly in his direct line in the Boston Fire department. His love for the job is not based on family loyalty or even a more general sense of duty. He simply likes riding on the back of the truck with the wind in his face and sirens wailing, lights flashing and bells clanging. Being allowed to knock down doors and smash windows with his axe is just frosting on the cake. "BARBECUE is what you call your basic party animal. He can open bottles with his teeth, pick up quarters with his ears, and wrap his lips completely around the bottom of a quart soft drink bottle. You may well ask how all this affects his function as the G.I. JOE team's firefighter. It doesn't. It simply makes him a more interesting fellow to have around." Toy Notes: Item #32491.

+ Shipwreck

SHIPWRECK - accidental destruction of a watergoing vessel	Char. #060, 42nd Joe Team member
Hector X. Delgado (American with Spanish or Portuguese surname) of Chula Vista, CA Chula Vista (227,723) is part of the San Diego metro area at the southwest corner of the state, not far from Tijuana, Mexico. Aircraft manufacturing led the city's growth during World War II. Cloudburst is from San Diego, and more Joes are from California than any other state.
Grades: Navy E-7: 1985-2002/I; E-8: 2002/II; E-7: 2003-2009	SNs: 924-92-5456; 924-92-54SP; 924-92-VX56; 924-92-HX56; 924-92-HX567
Sunbow Cartoon Notes: Voiced by Neil Ross. Spoke 710 lines in 44 episodes. 5th most frequent speaker. First appeared and spoke in TROC 2. Total appearances: 52. Had black hair and beard, and wore his 1985 outfit with his shirt usually open to just below the sternum. The tattoo on his right arm was black, and his pants were a darker blue with a brown or tan belt. Shipwreck was seen operating the Devilfish, Dragonfly, HAVOC, Killer WHALE, Mauler, SHARC, Silver Mirage, and SkyStriker, as well as Trubble Bubbles and several cartoon exclusives: a jeep, a desert skiff, a simple handcar, and a Cobra sub.
Prioritized Appearance List: There's No Place Like Springfield I-II, The Pyramid of Darkness parts 1-5, Once Upon a Joe, Memories of Mara, Twenty Questions, The Traitor I-II, Lights! Camera! Cobra!, The Most Dangerous Thing in the World, The Revenge of Cobra parts 2-5, The Pit of Vipers, Captives of Cobra I-II, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, The Germ, Sink the Montana, Computer Complications, Second-Hand Emotions, Flint's Vacation, The Synthoid Conspiracy I-II, The Greenhouse Effect, The Wrong Stuff, Cold Slither, Bazooka Saw a Sea Serpent, An Eye for an Eye, Excalibur, Last Hour to Doomsday, The Movie parts 2-3. One line: Eau de Cobra, The Million Dollar Medic, Glamour Girls, Sins of Our Fathers. Silent: Spell of the Siren, Where the Reptiles Roam, Lasers in the Night, The Great Alaskan Land Rush, Raise the Flagg. Shipwreck was included in the opening sequences of season 1, season 2, and the Movie.
Polly's Cartoon Notes: Voiced by Frank Welker. Spoke 107 lines in 18 episodes. The amount of yellow on his wings and around his yees varied. Total appearances: 23. Polly's prioritized appearance list: There's No Place Like Springfield I-II, The Pyramid of Darkness parts 1-5, Cobra CLAWs Are Coming to Town, Once Upon a Joe, An Eye for an Eye, Memories of Mara, Sink the Montana, The Greenhouse Effect, Computer Complications, Arise Serpentor Arise parts 1, 3, and 5. One line: Excalibur, Cold Slither. Silent or just squawking: The Synthoid Conspiracy I, Eau de Cobra, The Million Dollar Medic, Glamour Girls. Polly was included in the opening sequence of season 2.
Comic Notes: Shipwreck appeared in 21 issues between 1986 and 1989: #40, 41, 46, 47, 49-52, 61, 63, 64, 67, 74, 75, 77, 83, Special Missions #1, 27, and 28, and Yearbooks #2 and 4.
Versions: 1. 1985 (w/ Polly) 2. 1994 (Battle Corps) 3. 1998 (3-Pack) 4. 2002/I (RAH Collection) 5. 2002/II (JvC Wave 4) 6. 2003/I (JvC Wave 6) 7. 2003/II (Cobra Mountain) 8. 2004 (Piranha Attack Boat) 9. 2005 (Valor vs. Venom) 10. 2007/I (Flaming MOTH) 11. 2007/II (25th Wave 3) 12. 2008 (Comic #5) 13. 2009 (Joe Collector 5 Pack) Version 1: 1985 regular carded assortment Fig. #0065: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (85) - remolded: Shipwreck (07/I) arms: Shipwreck (85) torso: Shipwreck (85) waist: Shipwreck (85) legs: Shipwreck (85) Accessories: silver flintlock pistol (new, with strap); two silver hooks (new) with string; green yellow-headed parrot "Polly" (new, feet may break) Shipwreck grew up in the shadow of the Navy, specifically the shadow of the sprawling San Diego Navy Yards. He enlisted at the youngest possible age with his parents' permission and proceeded to serve with distinction in the Mekong Delta where hand to hand fighting with river pirates, smugglers, and insurgents was the order of the day. Put in time at "Gitmo" and Yokosuka and was on hand at certain carrier-initiated operations in the Middle East. Graduated Naval Gunnery School Great Lakes. Qualified expert: M-16, M-14, Browning .50 cal., 20mm Cerliken AA gun, M1911A1. "Shipwreck is your quintessential sailor. He can splice a line, fry powdered eggs in the tooth of a gale and eat them, tell taller tales than a Senate Appropriations committee and take a three day liberty in Thule, Greenland and come back smiling." Toy Notes: Item #6446. Featured in 1985's AWE Striker commercial. Re-releases: A slightly different version was released in India. A Tiger Force version was released in Brazil as Marujo. Version 2: 1994 Battle Corps Wave 4 carded assortment, #3 Fig. #0458: Navy SEAL (Sea, Air, and Land) MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) arms: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) torso: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) waist: Wet-Suit (86/I, 86/II, 98, 01, 02/III), Super Trooper (88), Rapid-Fire (91), Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) legs: Wet-Suit (86/I, 86/II, 98, 01, 02/III), Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) Accessories: black air mask (new, with two tubes connecting to chest); two black flippers (90 Undertow's); black pistol (88 Shockwave's); black submachine gun (88 Hit & Run's Colt 635); black assault rifle (90 Bullhorn's Steyr AUG); silver missile launcher (new, with long handle on top and black trigger); two black missiles (common for 93 Joes); black knife (88 Hit & Run's); black figure stand SHIPWRECK is your quintessential sailor. He can splice a line with one hand, fry powdered eggs in 15 foot seas andt ell taller tales than a Senate Appropriations Committee. Shipwreck grew up in the shadow of the Navy, specifically the shadow of the sprawling San Diego Navy Yards. He enlisted at the youngest possible age and proceeded to serve with distinction in the Mekong Delta where hand-to-hand fighting with river pirates and smugglers was commonplace. Having graduated from Naval Gunnery School, he soon joined the elite Navy S.E.A.L. team where he has earned almost as many medals on land as he has in the water. Motto: "I can swim 100 yards underwater to plant mines on the hulls of Cobra battleships, and that's without scuba tanks!" Variations: Some copies have black straps on the arms. Carded with a normal-sized or baseball card-sized filecard. Toy Notes: Item #81003. Version 3: 1998 three-pack assortment Fig. #0523: Navy SEAL MOS 1: Navy SEAL MOS 2: Gunners Mate [GM] head: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) arms: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) torso: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) waist: Wet-Suit (86/I, 86/II, 98, 01, 02/III), Super Trooper (88), Rapid-Fire (91), Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) legs: Wet-Suit (86/I, 86/II, 98, 01, 02/III), Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) Accessories: black air mask (94 Shipwreck's); black figure stand Shipwreck grew up in the shadow of the Navy, notably the San Diego Navy Yards. He lied about his age and enlisted at 16. He soon became the quintessential sailor, able to splice a line, fry powdered eggs in the tooth of a gale, and actually stomach his own cooking. He joined the Joes and was a valued member of the team, except for an incredibly arrogant attitude that caused trouble more than once. He was finally packed off for Navy SEAL training in the hope that it would straighten him out. The result was a new SEAL for the Joes - who somehow managed to keep the same brassy attitude as before, despite the rigors of the harshest military training available. From General Hawk's Files: "Shipwreck is without question the most frustrating and annoying member of the entire team. He's arrogant, loud-mouthed, and has virtually no respect for authority. He must have somehow fooled them into thinking he'd changed to get through SEAL training. That's the really annoying thing about him - he's so blasted good at what he does that it almost compensates for his personality . . . almost." Motto: "The way I drive attack boats, the brass decided the best place for me is UNDER water." Toy Notes: Carded in a Toys 'R Us-exclusive Navy Assault Unit three-pack with Torpedo (98) and Wet-Suit (98). Item #57066. Version 4: 2002 Real American Hero Collection Wave 5 two-pack assortment (02/I) Fig. #0597: Navy SEAL MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) arms: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) torso: Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) waist: Wet-Suit (86/I, 86/II, 98, 01, 02/III), Super Trooper (88), Rapid-Fire (91), Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) legs: Wet-Suit (86/I, 86/II, 98, 01, 02/III), Shipwreck (94, 98, 02/I) Accessories: black air mask (94 Shipwreck's); two black flippers (85 Eel's); black pistol (88 Shockwave's); black submachine gun (88 Hit & Run's Colt 635); black assault rifle (90 Bullhorn's Steyr AUG); black knife (88 Hit & Run's); black figure stand SHIPWRECK feels right at home on and in the water, but his training as one of the elite Navy S.E.A.L.s makes him the master of any environment. He joined the Navy as soon as he was old enough, graduated from Naval Gunnery School, and soon joined the S.E.A.L.s. He got basic underwater demolition training at the Naval Special Warfare Center in Coronado, California, and went on to participate in many covert missions before joining the G.I. Joe team to use his multiple skills to blast COBRA battleships and submarines out of the water. "The water is my turf, so I make sure COBRA ships are kissing the sea bottom when I'm done with them." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with Sidetrack (02). Item #53084. This wave was exclusive to various online and specialty outlets. Version 5: 2002 Joe vs. Cobra Wave 4 two-pack assortment (02/II) Fig. #0669: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/II) arms: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) torso: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) waist: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) legs: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) Accessories: black pistol (new, undersized Uzi); black pistol (new, thin with silencer); battle rifle (new [actually from the Sgt. Savage line], M14, with Sound Attack tab) SHIPWRECK can splice a cable, plot a gunnery solution, navigate through shallow waters, and keep the helm on a steady heading through the eye of a storm in twenty foot seas while eating a runny fried-egg sandwich with mayonnaise on it. A knowledgeable chief with hands-on experience in most naval vessels up to frigate class, he is a strong hand-to-hand fighter as well, and can be counted on to put the enemy out of commission and take names when boarding hostile ships. It is quite telling that none of the other G.I. JOE team ever calls SHIPWRECK "swabbie" or "sailor-boy." It's just not worth the risk! GUNG HO has been heard to remark that SHIPWRECK is the last guy he would want to get into a knife-fight with. This is not to say that he isn't a likeable and sociable individual. On the contrary, he is always the first at the mike on karaoke night, and can perform a number of amusing tricks with his tattoos. Why is it that COBRA B.A.T.s rub him the wrong way? Because they leak 40 weight oil on his fresh-swabbed decks, that's why! "I've never seen a more useless crew of lubbers as the G.I. JOE team at sea. If it wasn't for a salty dog like me, they'd all get swept overboard at the first squall." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with BAT (02). Item #57495. Re-releases: Also carded with the same accessories in early 2003 with a Mission Disc (Item #54435) and rifle-only in early 2004 with chewing gum (Item #50403). The Mission Disc and Gum Bits filecards lack the sentence about BATs. Version 6: 2002 Spy Troops Wave 6 two-pack assortment (03/I) Fig. #0709: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners mate [GM] head: Shipwreck (03/I) arms: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) torso: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) waist: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) legs: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) Accessories: black helmet (new, "Cobra Commander" disguise with silver faceplate and emblem); blue breastplate (new, with black trim); black left and right gauntlets (new, with red Cobra emblems); two black leg braces (new, with red Cobra emblems); black cape (02 Dr. Mindbender's, with red trim); silver pistol (02 Shipwreck's with silencer); gold staff (02 Cobra Commander's scepter, with Sound Attack tab) SHIPWRECK can splice a cable, plot a gunnery solution, navigate through shallow waters, and keep the helm on a steady heading through the eye of a storm in twenty foot seas while eating a runny fried-egg sandwich with mayonnaise on it. A knowledgeable chief with hands-on experience in most naval vessels up to frigate class, he is a strong hand-to-hand fighter as well, and can be counted on to put the enemy out of commission and take names when boarding hostile ships or securing a hot enemy stronghold. It is quite telling that none of the other G.I. JOE members ever call SHIPWRECK "swabbie" or "sailor-boy." It's just not worth the risk! GUNG HO has been heard to remark that Shipwreck is the last guy he would want to get into a knife-fight with. This is not to say that he isn't a likeable and sociable individual. On the contrary, he is always the first at the mike on karaoke night, and can perform a number of amusing tricks with his tattoos. "I've never seen a more useless crew of lubbers as the G.I. JOE team at sea. If it wasn't for a salty dog like me, they'd all get swept overboard at the first squall." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with Over Kill (02/I). Item #57430. Version 7: 2003 Spy Troops Wave 8 boxed Conquest of Cobra Mountain playset (03/II) Fig. #0789: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners mate [GM] head: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/II) arms: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) torso: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) waist: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) legs: Shipwreck (02/II, 03/I, 03/II) Accessories: black helmet (03/I Shipwreck's, with silver faceplate and red emblem); black breastplate (03/I Shipwreck's, with red Cobra emblem); black left and right gauntlets (03/I Shipwreck's, with red Cobra emblems); two black leg braces (03/I Shipwreck's, with red Cobra emblems); black cape (02 Dr. Mindbender's, with red trim); black mini-revolver (02 Wild Bill's) SHIPWRECK can splice a cable, plot a gunnery solution, navigate through shallow waters, and keep the helm on a steady heading through the eye of a storm in twenty foot seas while eating a runny fried-egg sandwich with mayonnaise on it. A knowledgeable chief with hands-on experience in most naval vessels up to frigate class, he is a strong hand-to-hand fighter as well, and can be counted on to put the enemy out of commission and take names when boarding hostile ships or securing a hot enemy stronghold. GUNG HO has been heard to remark that SHIPWRECK is the last guy he would want to get into a knife-fight with. This is not to say that he isn't a likeable and sociable individual. On the contrary, he is always the first at the mike on karaoke night, and can perform a number of amusing tricks with his tattoos. Just don't ask him to do his COBRA COMMANDER impersonation... he's been known to go overboard! "I'm a sea lover at heart, but show me a COBRA base anywhere and I'll hunt the varmints down, whatever it takes." Toy Notes: Boxed with a Toys 'R Us-exclusive Conquest of Cobra Mountain, based on the events of Spy Troops: The Movie. Item #55446. The playset was an adaptation of the Star Wars Geonosis Battle Arena. Version 8: 2004 Valor vs. Venom Wave 1 boxed Piranha Attack Boat vehicle Fig. #0805: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] head: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) arms: Shipwreck (04, 05) torso: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) waist: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) legs: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) Accessories: dark grey hat (03 Cross Hair's, with blue spots); dark grey backpack (new, flattened rectangular pouch) SHIPWRECK can splice a cable, plot a gunnery solution, navigate through shallow waters, and keep the helm on a steady heading through the eye of a storm in twenty foot seas while eating a runny fried-egg sandwich with mayonnaise on it. A knowledgeabe chief with hands-on experience in most naval vessels up to frigate class, he is a strong hand-to-hand fighter as well. GUNG HO has been heard to remark that SHIPWRECK is the last guy he would want to get into a knife-fight with. This is not to say that he isn't a likeable and sociable individual. On the contrary, he is always the first at the mike on karaoke night, and can perform a number of amusing tricks with his tattoos. "I've never seen a more useless crew of lubbers as the G.I. JOE team at sea. If it wasn't for a salty dog like me, they'd all get swept overboard at the first squall." Toy Notes: Item #55661. Version 9: 2005 Valor vs. Venom Wave 6 two-pack assortment Fig. #0986: Sailor Rating: Gunners Mate [GM] head: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) arms: Shipwreck (04, 05) torso: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) waist: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) legs: Shipwreck (04, 05), Footloose (05) Accessories: green hat (04 Shipwreck's with light green spots); green backpack (04 Shipwreck's); grey assault rifle (03 Sgt. Hacker's); grey paintball gun (shared with Frostbite); black communications gauntlet (common for VvV Joes) SHIPWRECK can splice a cable, plot a gunnery solution, navigate through shallow waters, and keep the helm on a steady heading through the eye of a storm in twenty foot seas while eating a runny fried-egg sandwich with mayonnaise on it. A knowledgeabe chief with hands-on experience in most naval vessels up to frigate class, he is a strong hand-to-hand fighter as well. GUNG HO has been heard to remark that SHIPWRECK is the last guy he would want to get into a knife-fight with. This is not to say that he isn't a likeable and sociable individual. On the contrary, he is always the first at the mike on karaoke night, and can perform a number of amusing tricks with his tattoos. "I've never seen a more useless crew of lubbers as the G.I. JOE team at sea. If it wasn't for a salty dog like me, they'd all get swept overboard at the first squall." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with Electric EEL (05). Item #00282. Version 10: 2007 Operation Flaming MOTH two-pack assortment, #3 (07/I) Fig. #1155: Navy SEAL (Sea, Air & Land) MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (85) - remolded: Shipwreck (07/I) arms: Cutter (84, 01), Shipwreck (07/I) torso: Cutter (84, 01), Shipwreck (07/I) waist: Cutter (84, 01), Shipwreck (07/I) legs: Cutter (84, 01), Shipwreck (07/I) Accessories: black submachine gun (05 Snake Eyes's MP5); black knife (04 Hi-Tech's); light green parrot "Polly" (85 Shipwreck's, with yellow head); clear figure stand SHIPWRECK feels right at home both in and on the water, but his training as one of the elite Navy S.E.A.L.s makes him the master of any environment. A knowledgeable chief with hands-on experience in most naval vessels up to frigate class, he is also a strong hand-to-hand fighter. And while the S.E.A.L. training may have helped him overcome his somewhat flaky reputation among his fellow G.I. JOE team members, he remains superstitious and never travels without two of his favorite things. . . a lucky vintage naval life vest and POLLY his parrot. SHIPWRECK was patrolling the Hawaiian Islands for drug smugglers in his PIRANHA Attack Boat, when he received the call from G.I. JOE Headquarters. This ultra-classified assignment required him to pick up CHUCKLES, who was working undercover near his location, and together they alone must locate the components of the downed M.O.T.H. satellite. This top secret piece of US Military hardware, a device whose most vital sections were designed to separate and survive re-entry in self-controled descents on vectors spanning the globe, was sabotaged remotely by COBRA technicians - but must not be allowed to fall into the enemy's hands! "The water is my turf, and I don't like to swim with snakes!" Toy Notes: Boxed in a Collector's Club-exclusive Pacific Theater two-pack with Chuckles (07). Version 11: 2007 25th Anniversary Wave 3 carded assortment (07/II) Fig. #1203: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (07/II, 08) arms to wrist: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), Crankcase (08), Spirit Iron-Knife (08), Dataframe (08) hands: Shipwreck (07/II, 08), Crankcase (08) body: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), Crankcase (08), Spirit Iron-Knife (08), G.I. Joe Cutter (08), Dataframe (08), Tunnel Rat (09) upper legs: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), G.I. Joe Cutter (08), Tunnel Rat (09) lower legs: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), G.I. Joe Cutter (08) Accessories: black pistol (02 Shipwreck's Uzi); black handgun (03 Beachhead's); black shotgun (92 Headhunter's, with brown trim); green parrot "Polly" (new, with orange feet and beak and light green head); black Joe figure stand SHIPWRECK grew up in the shadow of the Navy, specifically the shadow of the sprawling San Diego Navy Yards. He enlisted at the youngest possible age with his parents' permission and proceeded to serve with distinction in the Mekong Delta where hand-to-hand fighting with river pirates, smugglers, and insurgents was the order of the day. Put in time at several naval bases and was on hand at certain carrier-initiated operations in the Middle East. Graduated Naval Gunnery School Great Lakes. Qualified expert, M-16, M-14, Browning .50 cal., 20mm Oerliken AA gun, M1911A1. "SHIPWRECK is your quintessential sailor. He can splice a line, fry powdered eggs in the tooth of a gale and eat them, tell taller tales than a Senate Appropriations committee, and take a three day liberty in Thule, Greenland and come back smiling." Toy Notes: Item #27465. Version 12: 2008 Wave 4 comic two-pack assortment Fig. #1270: Sailor MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (07/II, 08) arms to wrist: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), Crankcase (08), Spirit Iron-Knife (08), Dataframe (08) hands: Shipwreck (07/II, 08), Crankcase (08) body: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), Crankcase (08), Spirit Iron-Knife (08), G.I. Joe Cutter (08), Dataframe (08), Tunnel Rat (09) upper legs: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), G.I. Joe Cutter (08), Tunnel Rat (09) lower legs: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), G.I. Joe Cutter (08) Accessories: orange life jacket (new, with black trim); black handgun (03 Beachhead's); silver hook and weight with string (new); green parrot "Polly" (07/II Shipwreck's); black Joe figure stand SHIPWRECK grew up in the shadow of the Navy, specifically the shadow of the sprawling San Diego Navy Yards. He enlisted at the youngest possible age with his parents' permission and proceeded to serve with distinction in the Mekong Delta where hand-to-hand fighting with river pirates, smugglers, and insurgents was the order of the day. Put in time at several naval bases and was on hand at certain carrier-initiated operations in the Middle East. Graduated Naval Gunnery School Great Lakes. Qualified expert, M-16, M-14, Browning .50 cal., 20mm Oerliken AA gun, M1911A1. "SHIPWRECK is your quintessential sailor. He can splice a line, fry powdered eggs in the tooth of a gale and eat them, tell taller tales than a Senate Appropriations committee, and take a three day liberty in Thule, Greenland and come back smiling." Toy Notes: Carded in a two-pack with Copperhead (08) and an original comic (#5). Item #30945. Version 13: 2009 G.I. Joe Collector 5 Pack boxed set Fig. #1416: Navy SEAL MOS 1: Gunners Mate [GM] MOS 2: Machinist [MM] head: Shipwreck (09) arms to wrist: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), Crankcase (08), Spirit Iron-Knife (08), Dataframe (08) hands: Shipwreck (09) body: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), Crankcase (08), Spirit Iron-Knife (08), G.I. Joe Cutter (08), Dataframe (08), Tunnel Rat (09) upper legs: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), G.I. Joe Cutter (08), Tunnel Rat (09) lower legs: Shipwreck (07/II, 08, 09), G.I. Joe Cutter (08) Accessories: grey pouch (new, two pockets on front), black revolver (new, with long barrel); black speargun (new, long with air canister near front); silver hook and weight with string (08 Shipwreck's); green parrot "Polly" (new, with spread wings); black Joe figure stand SHIPWRECK grew up in the shadow of the sprawling San Diego Navy Yards and dreamed of a life at sea. With his parents' permission, he enlisted at the youngest possible age and graduated the Great Lakes Naval Gunnery School. He has fought river pirates, smugglers, and other assorted thugs during his career before joining the G.I. JOE team. With his parrot Polly perched on his shoulder, he has faced the COBRA enemy on every watery battleground from vast oceans to murky swamps. As salty a seadog as ever sailed the sea, SHIPWRECK is nevertheless a steadfast teammate who will go to Davy Jones's locker and back to complete a mission. "The G.I. JOE team may be a bunch of landlubbers who wouldn't know a beam from a buoy, but they've got true fighting spirit that any sailor would respect." Toy Notes: Boxed with Flint (09/I), G.I. Joe Hawk (09), Lady Jaye (09), and Snake Eyes (09/I). Item #36449.

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