Eugene Tacklebury

Eugene Tackleberry, a military veteran and former Green Beret, served with MACV-SOG, a secret special forces unit.
a US Armed Forces unit created to conduct special operations during the Vietnam War (1964 to 1972).
He is known for his inordinate love of firearms and his loyalty to military discipline. Even in civilian life and on duty, he prefers to act in a combat-ready manner, liberally employing military jargon ("Roger that," "Yes sir!", "Absolutely not!") and a 24-hour work schedule.
Prefers to act on the principle of "direct action". Even
He carries out trivial tasks in abundance, for example, he shot up a payphone to return a quarter to an old lady.
He has marksmanship skills and is proficient with various types of weapons (Smith & Wesson, Ruger Super Redhawk, Dan Wesson, and Magnum revolvers).
He is proficient in hand-to-hand combat and knows how to use police batons and other non-lethal means of defense.
He turned his backyard into a combat training ground reminiscent of the Vietnamese jungle and the "sands of Iwo Jima. "
He has a pathological love of guns—he even sleeps with a revolver under his pillow. He has a particular passion for large-caliber pistols and Magnum revolvers. He was court-martialed during his military service for his excessive love of guns.
At the academy, he quickly rose through the ranks from private to sergeant, becoming a mentor for many cadets.
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Eugene and his friends, including Callahan (a female sergeant), Moses, Mahone, and others, came to Miami Beach. They decided to come to relax, as Commandant Eric Lassard had been dismissed from his post.
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