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Salvo(aka David "Salvo" Hasle)File Name: David K. Hasle of Arlington, Virginia. Grade: Army E-7 (1990-2005) SNs: 524-7110-AR42; 524-71-AR42 Notes: Arlington is just across the Potomac River from Washington D.C., and is the location of the Pentagon and the Arlington National Cemetery. Salvo was also the name of a Decepticon released in 2004 as part of the Insectron team.
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Animated Appearances
| DiC Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words |
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| Brent Chapman | 17 | 690 seconds | 52 | 341 |
Note: DiC's Salvo wore his outfit, with a red-tinted visor and a different shape to his helmet. In commercial animation he had a padded helmet that lacked a visor.
| Season 1 Opening (DiC) | 3 seconds | (silent) | in footage from DiC season 1, in final pose |
| United We Stand | 153 seconds | 12 lines | seeking Cobra lab, brainwashed by Cobra, stealing Locust |
| Revenge of the Pharaohs | 93 seconds | 12 lines | at Joe camp, evacuating Pyramid City, attacking Destro's forces, in Hawk's MBB |
| Granny Dearest | 10 seconds | (silent) | stationed on train |
| Victory at Volcania Part 1 | 162 seconds | 17 lines | on fishing boat, captured by Cobra, slave labor at volcano, escaping in Rage |
| Victory at Volcania Part 2 | 42 seconds | (silent) | in Hammer attacking volcano, captured, seen after Cobra retreats |
| The Nozone Conspiracy | 120 seconds | 9 lines | at base, driving Avalanche, searching Cobra base, on cargo plane, raiding valley base |
| Pigskin Commandos | 28 seconds | 1 line | at Joe HQ, playing football |
| Injustice and the Cobra Way | 25 seconds | 1 line | in National Archives battle |
| I Found You...Evy | 3 seconds | (silent) | in General at mobile base |
| An Officer and a Viperman | 3 seconds | (silent) | captured during Tokyo attack |
| The Greatest Evil Part I | 2 seconds | (silent) | in wide shot of Joe/Cobra briefing (14:04-05) |
| A Is for Android | 15 seconds | (silent) | on parade ground |
| Shadow of a Doubt | 2 seconds | (silent) | manning Joe HQ's missile cannon (5:53, 5:57) |
| Keyboard Warriors | 5 seconds | (silent) | on forklift at Alpha Charlie |
| Basic Training | 20 seconds | (silent) | seen in flashback |
| The Legend of Metal-Head | 4 seconds | (silent) | seen in flashback |
Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
By my count, Salvo was discernible in 16 panels in 2 issues from Jul. 1991 to Nov. 1992: #114 and 130.
Figure Releases
| Versions: | 1. 1990 | 2. 2005 (DTC) |
| Version 1: spring 1990 regular carded figure assortment | |
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| Anti-Armor Trooper | MOS 1: Anti-Armor Trooper MOS 2: TOW/Dragon Repair Technician [45B] |
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| Accessories: light brown anti-tank mine-layer with arm clip and rack for mines (new), five light brown circular mines with clip for mine-layer (new), five large-tipped missiles with long pin behind fins (new), light brown helmet with chinguard and silver visor (new), light brown five-hole missile box backpack with long handle (new), black mine case with ribbed handle (new). | |
| SALVO has a deep distrust for high-tech weapons systems with laser range-finders, targeting computers, and micro-circuit, heat-seeking detonation components. Such complexity makes them inherently unreliable, especially in chaotic battlefield conditions where dependability is the name of the game. Salvo prefers to carry great quantities of conventional weaponry to overwhelm enemy forces with massive expenditures of sheer firepower rather than battle them with sophisticated electronic hardware. "Salvo doesn't believe in wasting perfectly good ammunition on wooden targets on firing ranges. Instead he'd rather test his anti-armor projectiles on actual enemy tanks and armored personnel carriers, such as the Cobra H.I.S.S. II. Nothing aggravates Salvo more than to go out on patrol and not find any Cobra targets to blow away. That would mean he'd have to lug all his unused ordnance back to G.I. Joe headquarters, and he doesn't enjoy that at all!" | |
| Toy Notes: Featured in 1990's second new figures commercial. Item #6567. The prototype shown in the 1990 insert catalog had a helmet with cut-out visor and either black dots or holes in the tips of his missiles. | |
| Version 2: September 2005 Direct-to-Consumer Wave 2 carded figure assortment | |
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| Anti-Armor Trooper David "Salvo" Hasle | MOS 1: Anti-Armor Trooper MOS 2: Weapons Repair Technician [45B] |
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| Accessories: grey mini-Uzi (02 Shipwreck's), grey spring-loaded missile launcher with large base and handle on side, two holes on top (new), yellow spring missile (05 Sgt. Bazooka's), black helmet with chinguard and silver visor (new), grey communications gauntlet (new), grey handle/sight attachment for launcher (new). | |
| SALVO has a deep distrust of high-tech weapons systems with laser range-finders, targeting computers, and micro-circuit, heat-seeking detonation components. Such complexity makes them inherently unreliable, especially in chaotic battlefield conditions where dependability is the name of the game. SALVO prefers to carry great quantities of conventional weaponry to overwhelm enemy forces with massive expenditures of sheer firepower rather than battle them with sophisticated electronic hardware. He doesn't believe in wasting perfectly good ammunition on wooden targets on firing ranges. Instead, he'd rather test his anti-armor projectiles on actual enemy tanks and carriers. It's more accurate and delivers a bigger explosion. "Nothing worse than going on patrol and not finding any COBRA forces. That means I have to carry all my ordnance back to base." | |
| Toy Notes: Item #61852. | |