Long Range (not to be confused with 1989's Long Range) File Name: Alejandro Garcia of Monterrey, Mexico. Grade: Army E-5 (2005) SN: 452-86-WS45 Notes: Monterrey is in the northeast part of the country, about 200 miles directly west of Brownsville, Texas. chronological: Cannonball << Long Range >> Med Alert alphabetical: Long Range (1989) << Long Range (2005) >> Low-Light

Animated Appearances

Long Range appeared in the spinoff G.I. Joe: Sigma Six series, as his vehicle the R.O.C.C. was released for both toy lines. (The Sigma Six R.O.C.C. came with a two-inch-scale Long Range, in keeping with that line's smaller size.) He was voiced by Scotty Ray.

Figure Releases

Version 1: September 2005 boxed R.O.C.C. vehicle.
R.O.C.C. Driver	MOS 1: Transportation Expert MOS 2: Infantry [11B]
	head: Long Range (05) arms: Leatherneck (04), Long Range (05) torso: Leatherneck (04), Long Range (05) waist: Leatherneck (04), Long Range (05) legs: Leatherneck (04), Long Range (05)
	Accessories: black holster belt (04 Leatherneck's).
	LONG RANGE faces each situation with calm determination. He has read every major philosopher from Aristotle to Zeno and studied every battle from Antietam to Zusmarshausen. He applies the wisdom of the centuries to the present problem, accompanied by a full blast from an M-60 when he really wants to get his point across. As the driver for the G.I. JOE team's new mobile base, he doesn't let anything come between him and his objective. Once he's in motion, nothing stops him. He'll go over, under, around, or through whatever is in his way, but he will not, under any circumstances, be stopped by it. "As Diogenes said, 'Stand a little out of my sun,'" LONG RANGE says as he drives straight over a battalion of mutant androids, leaving rushed silicon chips and twisted metal in his wake. "Aristotle said that law is order, and good law is good order. I intend to make COBRA learn what good law and order is. If they have to learn it the hard way, so be it."
Toy Notes: Item #56090. A Direct-to-Consumer release.