released as part of the "Battle Corps" line in 1993, and both figures came with an armored catapult that actually could shoot small projectiles. According to his filecard, he always liked to be "in the thick of it" instead of shouting orders from a comfortable position. When leading his troops into a fight, he needs "devastating personal weapons", which is why he prefers the G.I. Joe "Brawler" vehicle. His strategies on battlefield have twice earned him the medal of valor and countless decorations, as he carries on his family's proud military tradition. His personal motto is: "I didn't reach the rank of general by standing in the shadows. I got out and earned it on the front lines". He currently holds an honorary position with the G.I. Joe Team, though his primary role tends to be behind the scenes, warding off any machinations of administrators who would interfere with G.I. Joe operations. In the few instances that have called for it though, General Flagg has demonstrated the tenacity and character of his father, risking his neck alongside the men and women he's leading. Devil's Due comics His only appearance in comics continuity was in the World War III event, from the G.I. Joe: America's Elite comic book series. He is shown in the full G.I. Joe character roster on the cover of issue #25, along with his father. Live action film General Flagg will be appearing in G.I. Joe: Ever Vigilant. References External links General Flagg at JMM's G.I. Joe Comics Home Page Comics characters introduced in 1982 Fictional brigadier generals Fictional characters from Philadelphia Fictional characters from Virginia Fictional United States Army Special Forces personnel Fictional military strategists Fictional murdered people Male characters in animated series Male characters in comics G.I. Joe soldiers