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Slip-Stream(aka Slip Stream, Lieutenant Slip Stream)File Name: Gregory B. Boyajian of Provo, Utah. Grade: Air Force O-2 (1986-2008) SNs: RA 463-42-4892; 463-42-GB92 Notes: Provo is in the north central part of the state, about 45 miles south of Salt Lake City. Slipstream was also the name of an Autobot Mini-Con released in 2015.
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Animated Appearances
| Sunbow Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words |
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| Dan Gilvezan | 19 | 943 seconds | 142 | 1,180 |
| Reel FX Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words |
| ??? | 1 | (audio only) | 1 | 4 |
Sunbow's Slip-Stream wore his 1986 outfit, but the white portions of his uniform were light brown, and his hair was black. In Valor vs. Venom, Slip Stream spoke one line from inside the cockpit of a Thunderwing but was not quite visible through the canopy.
| Season 2 Opening (Sunbow) | 2 seconds | (silent) | on Conquest in final shot (0:58-59) |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 1 | 27 seconds | 5 lines | watching TV; flying Conquest against Night Raven |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 2 | 4 seconds | 4 lines | flying Conquest in Egypt |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 3 | 6 seconds | 2 lines | flying Conquest against Night Ravens and cargo plane at tomb of Genghis Khan |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 4 | 2 seconds | (silent) | returning to HQ in Conquest (2:53-54) |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 5 | 7 seconds | 4 lines | flying Conquest against Night Ravens and Morays in DC battle |
| Let's Play Soldier | 10 seconds | 1 line | flying Conquest to support Beach Head's team in Thailand |
| Sink the Montana | 7 seconds | 1 line | leading Conquests against U.S.S. Montana |
| The Million Dollar Medic | 10 seconds | 5 lines | flying Conquest against Cobra; flying Dragonfly to defend Joe HQ |
| The Rotten Egg | 4 seconds | 2 lines | leading Conquests in attack on weapons lab |
| Raise the Flagg! | 2 seconds | 1 line | leading Conquests to provide air support during oil rig ambush (2:18-19) |
| G.I. Joe and the Golden Fleece | 6 seconds | 3 lines | leading Conquests in battle at Suez Canal |
| The Most Dangerous Thing in the World | 3 seconds | (silent) | running from crashed Tomahawks; guarding entrance to Joe HQ |
| Ninja Holiday | 2 seconds | (silent) | landing Conquest at Joe HQ (8:13-14) |
| Joe's Night Out | 64 seconds | 15 lines | flying Tomahawk for rescue attempt; leading Conquests against Firebats |
| Not a Ghost of a Chance | 15 seconds | 4 lines | flying Conquest against Ravens and in search of downed pilots |
| In the Presence of Mine Enemies | 738 seconds | 92 lines | flying Conquest; intercepting transmission; shot down over lab with Raven |
| Into Your Tent I Will Silently Creep | 20 seconds | 3 lines | in mess hall, at briefing on Cross-Country's disappearance |
| G.I. Joe: The Movie Opening | 4 seconds | (silent) | in final pose |
| G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 3 | 10 seconds | (silent) | on panel at Falcon's hearing |
| Valor vs. Venom | 0 seconds | 1 line | flying Thunderwing to defend secret Joe base (audio only) |
Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
By my count, Slip-Stream was discernible in 109 panels in 20 issues from Jul. 1986 to Aug. 1991: #49, 54, Order of Battle 2, SM 3, GIJTF 2, GIJTF 3, GIJTF 4, Yearbook 3, SM 5, 61, 63, 65, 68, SM 10, 73, SM 12, SM 20, SM 27, SM 28, and 115.
Figure Releases
| Versions: | 1. 1986 (Conquest)
2. 2003 (TRU Conquest) | 3. 2004 (Thunderwing)
4. 2008 (Target Conquest) |
| Version 1: spring 1986 boxed Conquest X-30 vehicle | |
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| Conquest X-30 Pilot | MOS 1: Fighter Pilot [11F3] MOS 2: Computer Technology |
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| Accessories: none | |
| Slip Stream was a video-game whiz and computer hacker until he discovered flying. He joined the Jr. Civil Air Patrol while a teenager and eventually got his Air Force commission through the R.O.T.C. He finished at the top of his class in flight school where his knowledge of computers and his lightning reflexes gave him a keen competitive edge. He speaks Armenian, Greek, and French, plays a mean game of table tennis, and is known in the "Pit" as an unrepentent [sic] joker and mimic. "An aircraft with computer assisted control surfaces can do things that are impossible for a conventional plane. (Flat turns without banking, flight axis shift, and horizontal rolls.) The controls are incredibly sensitive, the slightest tremor being translated into drastic movement. It takes a light touch to fly a ship like that and Slip Stream has the touch, the eye, the brain, and the guts to make that aircraft do exactly what he wants." | |
| Variations: The mouth shows individual teeth on some figures, simply white on others. | |
| Toy Notes: Item #6031. The prototype shown in the 1986 insert catalog has a white helmet. | |
| Version 2: May 2003 boxed Conquest X-30 vehicle | |
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| Conquest X-30 Pilot Slip Stream | MOS 1: Fighter Pilot [11F3] MOS 2: Computer Technology |
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| Accessories: none | |
| SLIP STREAM was a video-game whiz and computer hacker until he discovered flying. He joined the Jr. Civil Air Patrol while a teenager and eventually got his Air Force commission through the R.O.T.C. He finished at the top of his class in flight school where his knowledge of computers and his lightning reflexes gave him a keen competitive edge. It takes a light touch to fly a fighter jet that's tricked out with highly sensitive, computer-assisted control surfaces, but SLIP STREAM has the eyes, the brain, and the guts to make that aircraft do exactly what he wants. He speaks several languages fluently, plays a mean game of table tennis, and is known in the "Pit" as an repentant joker and mimic. "The controls are incredibly sensitive, so you have to have a steady hand to fly a jet. And it doesn't hurt if you have a streak of daredevil in you, too." | |
| Toy Notes: Boxed with the Toys 'R Us-exclusive recolor of the Conquest. Item #53262. The prototype shown on the box back is colored green instead of white and blue. | |
| Version 3: August 2004 boxed Thunderwing Jet vehicle | |
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| Thunderwing Jet Pilot Slip Stream | MOS 1: Fighter Pilot [11F3] MOS 2: Computer Technology |
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| Accessories: grey flight helmet with large black goggles and brown-grey air mask with long hose (new). | |
| SLIP STREAM was a video-game whiz and computer hacker until he discovered flying. He joined the cadet program of the Civil Air Patrol while a teenager and eventually got his Air Force commission through the R.O.T.C. He finished at the top of his class in flight school where his knowledge of computers and his lightning reflexes gave him a keen competetive edge. It takes a light touch to fly a fighter jet that's tricked out with highly sensitive, computer-assisted control surfaces, but SLIP STREAM has the eyes, the brain, and the guts to make that aircraft do exactly what he wants. He speaks several languages (Armenian, Greek, & French) fluently, plays a mean game of table tennis, and is known in the "Pit" as an unrepentant joker and mimic. "Aircraft controls are incredibly sensitive; the slightest tremor is translated into drastic movement. It takes a light touch to fly a ship like the THUNDERWING jet and make it do exactly what I want. And it doesn't hurt to have a streak of daredevil in you, too." | |
| Toy Notes: Item #53935. Copies exclusive to Toys 'R Us also included the figure Ace. | |
| Version 4: September 2008 boxed Conquest X-30 vehicle | |
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| Conquest X-30 Pilot Lt. Slip Stream | MOS 1: Fighter Pilot [11F3] MOS 2: Computer Technology |
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| Accessories: none | |
| LT. SLIP STREAM was a video-game whiz and computer hacker until he discovered flying. He joined the Jr. Civil Air Patrol while a teenager and eventually got his Air Force commission through the ROTC. He finished at the top of his class in flight school where his knowledge of computers and his lightning reflexes gave him a keen competetive edge. It takes a light touch to fly a fighter jet that's tricked out with highly sensitive, computer-assisted control surfaces, but LT. SLIP STREAM has the eyes, the brain, and the guts to make that aircraft do exactly what he wants. He speaks several languages fluently, plays a mean game of table tennis, and is known in the "Pit" as an unrepentant joker and mimic. "The controls are incredibly sensitive, so you have to have a steady hand to fly a fighter. And it doesn't hurt if have [sic] a streak of daredevil in you, too." | |
| Toy Notes: Boxed with a Target-exclusive update of the Conquest. Item #34115. Note that Lt. Slip Stream did not come with a personalized figure stand. | |