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* [[Badass Normal]]: Dodd is just a rifleman and does feats many a guerilla leader would be proud of.
* [[Band of Brothers]]: The rifle regiment. That is Dodd's home.
* [[Battle Cry]]: Downplayed. "Death to the French" (in Portuguese) is sort of like one. But no one yells it out. [[Combat Pragmatism|It gives away
* [[Cold Sniper]]: Dodd is unemotional and very much unaffected by the shocking things he sees and sometimes does. And yes, he is a sniper -- though they did not call them that then.
* [[Consummate Professional]]: War is Dodd's calling and he knows no other.
* [[Cycle of Revenge]]: Both the French and the
* [[The Duke of Wellington]]: The British general.
* [[Easy Logistics]]: Inverted. The book revolves around logistics. The sooner the French starve the sooner they leave.
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* [[Napoleon Bonaparte]]: The leader of the French forces.
* [[No One Left Behind]]: Averted leading to Dodd's seperation from his unit and subsequent adventures that result from him trying to rejoin them.
* [[Old Soldier]]: Dodd of course.
* [[Rape, Pillage and Burn]]: The French regularly do this.
* [[The Red Baron]]: The French call Dodd ''The Green Englishman'' as if there were no others (that was the normal dress of riflemen).
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