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Snow JobFile Name: Harlan W. Moore of Rutland, Vermont. Grades: Army E-6 (1983); E-7 (1997); E-6 (2008) SN: RA773658456 Notes: While I have not seen confirmation of this, it would not surprise me if Snow Job was named for speculative fiction writer Harlan Ellison and then-new comic writer Alan Moore. Rutland is in the central part of the state. The city of Rutland and the town of Rutland, which surrounds the city, are incorporated separately.
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Animated Appearances
| Sunbow Voice | Appearances | Time Identifiable On Screen | Total Lines (In Own Voice) | Total Words |
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| Rob Paulsen | 24 | 868 seconds | 85 | 595 |
Notes: Sunbow's Snow Job wore his 1983 outfit with blue-tinted goggles, brown straps with white pockets, and a belt that was alternately white or brown. The laser rifle included with the original Snow Job figure was used throughout the Sunbow series as the default weapon for the Joe Team.
| A Real American Hero, Part 2 | 123 seconds | 9 lines | part of Sea of Ice team |
| A Real American Hero, Part 5 | 4 seconds | (silent) | one of the first inside Cobra's temple |
| The Revenge of Cobra, Part 4 | 63 seconds | 6 lines | driving Polar Battle Bear to Roof of the World |
| The Revenge of Cobra, Part 5 | 16 seconds | (silent) | rescued by Lady Jaye |
| Haul Down the Heavens | 235 seconds | 30 lines | in Polar Battle Bear escorting science team, stealing F.A.N.G., recovering at Indian village |
| Operation Mind Menace | 22 seconds | 3 lines | driving Polar Battle Bear at K12 base |
| The Phantom Brigade | 32 seconds | 4 lines | defending factory; attacking castle |
| Synthoid Conspiracy, Part 2 | 4 seconds | (silent) | on risers at reinstatement behind Airborne |
| Spell of the Siren | 15 seconds | (silent) | entranced at pipeline |
| Twenty Questions | 2 seconds | (silent) | at shooting range (5:10-11) |
| The Traitor, Part 1 | 9 seconds | (silent) | returning weapons after failed ambush, present when Dusty is rescued |
| Eau de Cobra | 28 seconds | 4 lines | chasing Firefly in Antarctic |
| An Eye for an Eye | 3 seconds | 4 lines | escorting fusion-engine plane |
| Cold Slither | 7 seconds | (silent) | golfing at HQ, at briefing |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 2 | 27 seconds | 3 lines | driving Snow Cat to guard tomb of Ivan the Terrible |
| Arise Serpentor Arise Part 3 | 21 seconds | 3 lines | guarding tomb of Ivan the Terrible |
| Iceberg Goes South | 107 seconds | 10 lines | driving Snow Cat and Devilfish; captured for research by Cobra |
| The Most Dangerous Thing in the World | 18 seconds | (silent) | in H.A.V.O.C. during lab attack; following Hawk to retake Joe HQ |
| Into Your Tent I Will Silently Creep | 27 seconds | (silent) | in H.A.V.O.C. fighting Tele-Vipers |
| Knowing Is Half the Battle PSAs | 11 seconds | 4 lines | warning not to go out on thin ice |
| G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 1 | 36 seconds | 3 lines | at B.E.T. test; driving H.A.V.O.C. during attack and to pursue Cobra |
| G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 2 | 36 seconds | 1 line | captured by Cobra-La |
| G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 3 | 21 seconds | 1 line | witnessing Cobra Commander's punishment; trying to escape; trapped by carnal trees |
| G.I. Joe: The Movie, Part 5 | 1 second | (silent) | running during retreat from ice dome (15:49) |
Classic Marvel Comic Appearances
By my count, Snow Job was discernible in 176 panels in 19 issues from May 1983 to Apr. 1989: #11, 19, 22, 23, 36, 40, 41, 46, 52, SM 2, Order of Battle 2, 61, SM 6, 62, 63, 66, 67, 78, and SM 20.
Figure Releases
| Versions: | 1. 1983 | 2. 1997 (3-Pack) | 3. 2008 (25th Wave 5) |
| Version 1: spring 1983 regular carded figure assortment | |
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| Arctic Trooper | MOS 1: Arctic Ski Patrol MOS 2: Rifle Instructor |
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| Accessories: black XMLR-3A laser rifle (new), white backpack with handle, holes for skis, and clips for ski poles (new), white pair of simple skis (new), black pair of ski poles with loop over handle (new). | |
| Snow Job was a major Olympic Biathalon [sic] contender. He enlisted initially for the special training and support privileges that the army gives to Olympic champions. However, to the consternation of army PR flacks, Snow Job volunteered and was accepted into the G.I. Joe team! Qualified Expert: all NATO long range sniper rifles, XMLR-3A laser rifle. Submitted by Rock 'n Roll: "You think we call him Snow Job because he does his job on skis? Negative. He's a con artist, pure and simple, except when he picks up his rifle - sure as heck, something's gonna fall down!" | |
| Toy Notes: Item #6412. Featured in the Polar Battle Bear commercial. | |
| Reissues: Reissued fall 1983 in a J.C. Penney's exclusive three-pack with Tripwire and Torpedo. | |
| Version 2: fall 1997 figure three-pack assortment | |
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| Arctic Trooper | MOS 1: Arctic Ski Patrol MOS 2: Rifle Instructor |
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| Accessories: black rifle (83 Snow Job's), white backpack (83 Snow Job's), white pair of skis (83 Snow Job's), black pair of ski poles (83 Snow Job's), black figure stand (common). | |
| Snow Job was the first arctic soldier to join the G.I. Joe Team. His talents were needed when the battle against COBRA took to the cold climate and snow covered mountains. He doesn't particularly enjoy the cold, but thrives on what he can do in it. He's an expert marksman, qualified on all NATO long range rifles and laser targeting systems. Snow Job was a major contender for the Olympic Biathlon before his enlistment. He can still ski down steep mountains and pick off a target 1,000 yards away, making it back to base before the end of a poker game. His reputation precedes him, not only as a skilled target shooter, but as a major con artist. Snow Job's scams are legendary within the barracks, and no one will dare take a bet from him. His teammates steer clear of him around pay day. When the G.I. Joe program re-organized, Snow Job returned as a member of the Arctic unit. He won more card games than anyone cares to remember, and he never misses a shot. You can bet on him to be the winner. From General Hawk's Files: "He is a highly qualified individual. A definite choice pick for the team. His talents with a rifle are as legendary as are his all night card games. Snow Job is one of the arctic experts that really doesn't like the cold. Very strange, since he performs best in that environment. If we miss him, we figure he is in one of two places - out target shooting, or out spending the pay he won off the last poker game he played. Trust him on the battlefield, but never take him up on any sure bets..." | |
| Toy Notes: Carded in a Toys 'R Us-exclusive Arctic Mission Team three-pack with Blizzard and Iceberg. Item #28014. | |
| Version 3: January 2008 25th Anniversary Wave 5 carded figure assortment | |
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| Arctic Trooper | MOS 1: Arctic Ski Patrol MOS 2: Rifle Instructor |
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| Accessories: tiny black revolver with grooved grip and visible trigger (new), black rifle (83 Snow Job's), white fur-lined snow hood (new), brown goggles with clear lens (new), white backpack with handle, holes for skis, and clips for ski poles (new), white pair of simple skis (new), black pair of ski poles (83 Snow Job's), black Joe figure stand. | |
| SNOW JOB was a major Olympic Biathlon contender. He enlisted initially for the special training and support privileges that the Army gives to Olympic champions. However, to the consternation of the Army PR flacks, SNOW JOB volunteered and was accepted into the G.I. JOE team. Qualified Expert: all NATO long-range marksman rifles, XMLR-3A laser rifle.
Submitted by GUNG HO: "You think we call him SNOW JOB because he does his job on skis? Negative. He's a con artist, pure and simple, except when he picks up his rifle - sure as heck, something's gonna fall down!" | |
| Toy Notes: Item #28932. | |