The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission

A decisive, strategic leader who commands the Deadly Dozen with a blend of practicality and grit. He pushes his men hard, but he also adapts plans on the fly when situations shift. His focus is mission-driven, balancing risk with the need to save lives and achieve the objective.

The dependable second-in-command who stabilizes the team and keeps training focused. He brings steady discipline and practical know-how to the group, serving as a reliable backbone during chaotic moments. His loyalty to Wright helps maintain unit cohesion under pressure.

A hard-edged convict with street-smarts who embodies the no-nonsense realism of the squad. He challenges decisions but proves trustworthy when the mission tightens. Stern’s presence adds grit and a pragmatic perspective to the operation.

A battle-hardened veteran who can endure hardship and weather the roughest conditions. He brings resilience and a gritty toughness that helps the team push through dangerous sequences. Wallan’s experience supports the group’s morale during crises.

An older, resourceful member whose knowledge and wit help the team maneuver through tight spots. He provides moments of levity while still contributing critical survival skills. Ferrucci’s experience often guides risk assessment in high-stakes moments.

A younger recruit who grows under Wright’s mentorship. He brings initiative and courage, though he must learn to temper impulse with strategic restraint. His growth mirrors the broader maturation of the unit under fire.

A steadfast member who contributes steadiness and reliability to the team. He adapts to rapidly changing circumstances and supports his comrades in the mission’s most dangerous moments. His loyalty helps sustain the unit’s focus.

A pivotal figure whose sacrifice underscores the costs of war. Fontenac blends quiet resolve with bold action, often taking the lead in exposed moments. His self-sacrifice becomes a turning point that enables the rescue of the scientists and families.

A resourceful and capable member who handles practical tasks under pressure. He demonstrates steady nerve in dangerous situations and contributes to the plan’s execution. Martinez’s pragmatism helps the group move from ambush to ambush with precision.

A tough, no-nonsense presence who adds physical grit to the team. He meets danger head-on and pushes the squad to maintain momentum during the climb toward the monastery. His willingness to take risks underscores the mission’s high-stakes nature.

A rugged operative who endures punishment and keeps pushing forward. He contributes to the team’s forward progress and helps manage the dangers of river and forest routes. Sturdivant’s endurance is a reliable asset in the mission’s heavy moments.

A resilient fighter whose presence adds strength in close-quarters combat. Chacon handles critical moments with a calm, aggressive approach, helping the group breach German defenses. His actions exemplify the blend of discipline and aggression required by the mission.

A capable team member whose reliability helps the unit maintain momentum. Spencer’s steadiness supports rapid decision-making under pressure. He contributes to the mission’s overall tempo and execution.

A scientist at the monastery who remains loyal to the Allied cause. Claudel represents the internal human cost of occupation and the stakes behind the mission to destroy the nerve gas. His presence connects the mission to the scientific frontlines.

A key scientist figure whose work is intertwined with the nerve gas threat. Verlaine embodies the fragile line between collaboration and resistance, underscoring the moral complexity of wartime decisions. He becomes a focal point for the mission’s rescue element.

A scientist whose family is held at the monastery, adding a personal stake to the mission. Flamands’ presence anchors the urgency of the rescue and the moral weight of saving lives beyond the military objective. He collaborates with the resistance to coordinate the plan.

George Flamands’ wife, caught in the German-held circle but playing a role in aiding the escape plan. Her involvement highlights civilian dangers entangled with strategic warfare. Julia’s resilience and hope mirror the broader human stakes of the mission.

The Flamands’ son whose safety becomes part of the rescue objective. His presence intensifies the urgency of getting everyone to safety. Fredric’s nervousness contrasts with the unit’s determined resolve to complete the mission.