Cpl Joseph Dunn

The unit's allies in the story are Kwon Hae-Soo and Ko Jin-Hyuk.

• Reginald West - First Lieutenant, squad leader. Status: Alive.
• So Jae-Woo - Sergeant, one of the key game characters. Status: Alive.
• Joseph Dunn - Corporal. Status: Alive.
• Park Hyun-Jun is a private first class and is also the main character of the story. Status: Alive.
• Yun Jong-Moon - Private First Class. Status: Alive.
• Cho Han - Private First Class. Status: Killed in Action (KIA).
• Ju Kwon - Private. Status: Killed in Action (KIA).

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Corporal Joseph Dunn is a United States Marine Corps soldier with brown hair and green eyes, serving on the South Korean border in Hajin, where he is directly involved in repelling a full-scale North Korean invasion alongside allied Republic of Korea forces. In combat, Dunn serves as a Joint Target Air Controller (JTAC), coordinating JDAM (Joint Direct Attack Munitions) strikes. His non-standard equipment (including a Level 5 PCU jacket and an MK18 Block 1 rifle with an Elcan scope) suggests he may have served in special operations forces such as the Marine Raiders (MARSOC). His personal life is known to include an avid fan of heavy metal music, particularly Pantera, a profound aversion to rap, and a complete inability to swim, something he admits to his fellow soldiers during combat operations.

Corporal Joseph Dunn is a classic, incredibly accurate portrait of a young Generation Z soldier suddenly thrust into the epicenter of a brutal military conflict. In peacetime or early in his service on the Korean Peninsula, he presents himself as a cheerful, wry, and slightly frivolous guy who's just there to "have a good time." He possesses a lively, modern sense of humor, a touch of cheekiness when interacting with his fellow soldiers, and a passion for down-to-earth things—he loves heavy metal (like Pantera) and despises rap. At the same time, Dunn is not without common human vulnerabilities and isn't shy about casually admitting his fears or weaknesses (for example, his inability to swim). However, behind this carefree facade lies a true professional and loyal comrade-in-arms. When the situation turns catastrophic and full-scale war erupts, Dunn instantly casts aside his childish behavior, pulls himself together, and demonstrates iron fortitude, composure, and devotion to his team. He is a deeply human character: he is genuinely afraid of dying, but his fear never devolves into cowardice or betrayal, which makes players truly empathize with him until the very end.

Corporal Joseph Dunn (Dan) is a charismatic, straightforward, and efficient fighter whose character combines the professionalism of a model soldier with the typical traits of an ordinary guy. He is characterized by perseverance in critical situations, loyalty to his unit, and unquestioning obedience to orders, even in the face of mortal danger. Possessing a pragmatic and somewhat down-to-earth mindset, he has a sense of humor, sometimes ironic and comedic, which helps him maintain composure on the battlefield. Dan can be a bit awkward outside of the familiar army environment, and his personal preferences are distinguished by his conservative tastes: he is an ardent fan of heavy music (particularly Pantera) and openly disdains rap. Despite his outward sternness and combat experience, he has his own uniquely human weaknesses—for example, he cannot swim at all, a fact he frankly admits to his fellow soldiers.