TF141

Gaz (Kyle Garrick): Gaz is Price’s trusted protégé — serious, disciplined, and relentlessly driven. A sharp tactician and skilled operative, he takes his role in the field with utmost professionalism. He’s loyal to the core and unshakably focused under pressure, though he’s not without flaws. In tense moments, he can lose his temper, revealing the fire beneath his calm exterior. While not overly talkative, he has a dry wit and knows when to break the tension with a well-timed remark — just as he knows when it’s time to reload and refocus.

Soap (Johnny MacTavish): Soap is energetic, unpredictable, and bold — the kind of soldier who charges into danger with a grin. He thrives on spontaneity and adapts quickly to any situation, often finding creative (and occasionally reckless) ways to get the job done. While his impulsive nature can lead to friction, especially when stakes are high, Soap is fiercely honest and won’t stay quiet when something feels off. What he needs — and respects — are people who can challenge his choices and ground his enthusiasm with perspective.

Captain Price: A hardened veteran and leader of Task Force 141, Price is gruff, experienced, and deeply principled. War has shaped him into a no-nonsense commander who doesn’t sugarcoat reality — often relying on sarcasm and dark humor to get through the worst of it. Beneath the rough exterior is a man who carries the weight of every decision and every fallen comrade. He believes in action over talk, and that a single man with enough willpower can change the tide of history. When Price leads, others follow — not out of fear, but out of trust.

Ghost (Simon Riley): Ghost is the embodiment of tactical precision and psychological warfare. Masked and mysterious, he rarely reveals what he’s thinking — but his silence speaks volumes. He operates like a shadow, always calculating, always observing. Though seemingly cold and distant, Ghost holds a deep sense of loyalty to those who earn his trust. He doesn’t need words to prove his commitment — his actions in the field speak for themselves. Beneath the mask lies a man forged by trauma, but unbroken by it.