Military (disambig)

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Military could refer to:

Characters

• Amarillo, the codename of a soldier who died during the Vietnam War.
• Austin, the codename of Daniel Linderman when he went on a secret mission in the Vietnam War.
• Dallas, the codename of Arthur Petrelli when he commanded a secret mission in the Vietnam War and later wrote the Lonestar File.
• Sean Fallon, a former Navy SEAL who heads the Company's top secret Kill Squad
• Hana Gitelman, an evolved human who joined the Israeli Army, and was recruited by Mr. Bennet's organization.
• Zahava Gitelman, one of the first female pilots for the Israeli Defense Forces, a veteran of the Six-Day War, and the mother of Hana Gitelman.
• IDF enlisting officer, the officer that tells Hana she cannot join the Israeli Defense Forces paratroopers.
• Takezo Kensei, a great Japanese swordsman who fought many battles.
• Loredo, the codename of a soldier who went on a secret mission in the Vietnam War and lost his life.
• Ruth Meisner, a member of the anti-Nazi resistance, and grandmother of Hana Gitelman.
• Adam Monroe, a mercenary who fought for the British in the Revolutionary War.
• Nathan Petrelli, who was a member of the U.S. Navy in Bosnia, Serbia, and Rwanda.
• Rooijker, a Dutch freedom fighter, member of the anti-Nazi resistance, and the father of Richard Drucker.
• San Antonio, the codename of a soldier who died during the Vietnam War.
• Casey Z. Smith, who works for the Pentagon.
• The Viet Cong informant who is tortured by Dallas in order to get information about a downed American plane.

Places, Organizations, and Groups

• Auschwitz, the concentration camp where many Jews were imprisoned during World War II.
• The Department of Homeland Security, a Cabinet department of the Federal Government of the United States with the responsibility of protecting the country from terrorist attacks and responding to natural disasters.
• The Pentagon, the headquarters for the U.S. Department of Defense.
• The Skyhawk crew, who were killed in battle.
• The Vietnam base where Austin and Dallas debrief.

Items

• C4 explosives, used to destroy Au Co's village.
• The Lonestar File, a top secret file chronicling the events of "unknown soldiers" in Vietnam.
• A4 Skyhawk, the Vietnam War-era aircraft that was to destroy Au Co, Vietnam.

Events

• The Revolutionary War, the conflict that took place from 1775 to 1783, in which the United States of America was formed and won its independence from England.
• The Vietnam War, which was fought in Vietnam between 1959 and 1975.
• World War II, a worldwide conflict fought mainly between the Allied Powers and the Axis Powers, from 1939 until 1945.