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Tunnel Rat is the code name shared by several iterations of the same character: * Tunnel Rat (RAH) - the E.O.D. specialist from the A Real American Hero series. * Tunnel Rat (Sigma 6) - the bug-eating infiltration specialist from the Sigma 6 series. * Tunnel Rat (Resolute) - cocky, gung-ho explosives expert from G.I. Joe: Resolute. * Tunnel Rat (Movie) - the E.O.D. specialist from the Rise of Cobra continuity. * Tunnel Rat (Renegades) - the team medic from the Renegades continuity. * Larry Hama - the writer who served as inspiration for all the characters. Tunnel Rat is Rocket Raccoon's special move. He digs underground and teleports depending on the button pressed. Tunnel Rat is the 16th mission in Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, set in Nuristan (Afghanistan). It is the 3rd and final of the 3 parts mission on the cargo retrieval. Target: Yussef Hussein The Tunnel Rat group of kobolds are found at Silver Stream Mine. They and their dens can also be found west of Thelsamar, littered along the mountainside. Silver Stream Mine ran dry long ago, and it was converted by the Miners' League into a storage depot. The Tunnel Rats moved in and the miners couldn't get their Miners' Gear out in time. The mission to TodLab LXI was a failure, with most of the team being killed and a Xenomorph Queen escaping the destruction of the station. Rat was one of only two Marines to escape alive, along with the team's commander 'Bort. TUNNEL RAT believes that anything that doesn't kill you makes you stronger. His feeling about crawling into an enemy tunnel with a knife in one hand, a pistol in the other and a flashlight in his mouth is simple -- he can shoot straighter, bite harder and run faster than anything he's ever encountered in a tunnel, so why worry? Tunnel Rat's family tree is Tridadian Chinese with branches of Irish, Spanish and Indian thrown in. He grew up on the streets of Brooklyn, got tough on the Ranger Course at Fort Benning and honed his skills in Grenada. He is a qualified expert with all NATO small arms and is familiar with most Warsaw Pact explosive devices. The character's facial appearance is based on G.I. Joe comic book writer Larry Hama. Tunnel Rat is a perk in Fallout Tactics. So far, it hasn't appeared in any other game. During the Vietnam War "tunnel rat" became a more or less official speciality for volunteer infantrymen, primarily from the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. Their motto was the Latin phrase "Non Gratum Anus Rodentum" - "Not worth a rat's ring". Since the 1940s, during the war against the French colonial forces, the Viet Cong had created an extensive underground system of complexes. By the 1960s there were underground hospitals, training grounds, storage facilities, headquarters, and more. The Viet Cong, who were crack forces highly skilled at guerilla warfare, might stay underground for several months at a time. The tunnels were their territory.

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Tunnel Rats are the basic and most common type of rats in Borderlands 2. They are encountered in areas populated by bandits.

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*Tunnel Rats encountered in The Fridge are visually unique as they wear garbs in red and white while Tunnel Rats in other areas wear garbs which are in brown shades. *In True Vault Hunter Mode they are renamed Cannibal Rat, and in Ultimate Vault Hunter Mode they are renamed Flesh-eating Rat

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Tunnel Rats are not very durable and as such will try to stay as far back from their enemies as possible, shooting at them with assault rifles while ducking and weaving away from enemy fire. In the case that an enemy gets too close, they will either leap at them or hit them with a claw swipe to knock them away. If there is any loot on the field, they will run over to it and pick it up. If left alone long enough after picking up loot, they will bury it and the loot will become unrecoverable.

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Tunnel Rat is the code name shared by several iterations of the same character: * Tunnel Rat (RAH) - the E.O.D. specialist from the A Real American Hero series. * Tunnel Rat (Sigma 6) - the bug-eating infiltration specialist from the Sigma 6 series. * Tunnel Rat (Resolute) - cocky, gung-ho explosives expert from G.I. Joe: Resolute. * Tunnel Rat (Movie) - the E.O.D. specialist from the Rise of Cobra continuity. * Tunnel Rat (Renegades) - the team medic from the Renegades continuity. * Larry Hama - the writer who served as inspiration for all the characters. The character's facial appearance is based on G.I. Joe comic book writer Larry Hama. Tunnel Rat is a perk in Fallout Tactics. So far, it hasn't appeared in any other game. The mission to TodLab LXI was a failure, with most of the team being killed and a Xenomorph Queen escaping the destruction of the station. Rat was one of only two Marines to escape alive, along with the team's commander 'Bort. During the Vietnam War "tunnel rat" became a more or less official speciality for volunteer infantrymen, primarily from the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. Their motto was the Latin phrase "Non Gratum Anus Rodentum" - "Not worth a rat's ring". Since the 1940s, during the war against the French colonial forces, the Viet Cong had created an extensive underground system of complexes. By the 1960s there were underground hospitals, training grounds, storage facilities, headquarters, and more. The Viet Cong, who were crack forces highly skilled at guerilla warfare, might stay underground for several months at a time. The tunnels were their territory. Whenever troops would uncover a tunnel, tunnel rats were sent in to kill any hiding enemy soldiers and to plant explosives to destroy the tunnels. A tunnel rat was equipped with only a standard issue .45 caliber pistol, a bayonet and a flashlight, although most tunnel rats were allowed to choose another pistol with which to arm themselves. The tunnels were very dangerous, with numerous booby traps and enemies lying in wait. Often there were flooded U-bends in the tunnels to trap poison gas. Underground, gas could be a very deadly weapon, and a tunnel rat might choose to go into the tunnels wearing a gasmask as it would be impossible to put one on in a narrow tunnel. But more often than not, a tunnel rat would take his chances without a gasmask, as it made even harder to see, hear, and breathe in the narrow, dark tunnels. The tunnels presented many potential threats; enemy soldiers manned holes on the sides of tunnels through which spears could be thrust, impaling a crawling intruder. Not only were there human enemies, but also dangerous creatures, such as snakes (including venomous ones - sometimes placed there as living booby traps), rats, spiders, scorpions, and ants. Black-Bearded Tomb Bats (Taphozous melanopogon) and Lesser Dawn Bats (Eonycteris spelaea) also roosted in the tunnels, though they were a harmless nuisance if awakened. Due to the confined space, the tunnel rats disliked the intense muzzle blast of the comparatively large .45 caliber round,[citation needed] which would often leave them temporarily deaf, and it was not uncommon for them to use whatever handgun they might find. The Soviet-made pistols the enemy carried were particular favorites, but they were rare, and the soldiers would often have someone at home send them a civilian pistol or revolver. Among the favorites were the smaller German Luger or less-common double action Walther pistols, both chambered in 9 mm. Many of these were brought home by American troops returning from World War II. Others would trade their pistols for revolvers used by other personnel. Many used improvised suppressors on their pistols to further reduce the noise.[citation needed]A particularly favored weapon was a specially modified Smith & Wesson Model 29 known as the "quiet special purpose revolver". Unlike the standard Model 29, which fires a .44 Magnum cartridge, the quiet special purpose revolver instead shot a specially designed quiet captive-piston cartridge sized as a .410 shotgun shell. The cartridge resembles later Soviet efforts such as those used in the OTs-38 revolver In addition, that made the revolver lighter and more useful in a tight, confined space. Tunnel rats were generally, but not exclusively, men of smaller stature (5'6 and under) in order to fit in the narrow tunnels. Mangold and Penycate claimed that the tunnel rats were almost exclusively White or Hispanic soldiers, and the majority of American Latinos were Puerto Rican or Mexican American. Such tactics came to prominence following their successful application in January 1966 during a combined US-Australian action against the Củ Chi tunnels in Binh Duong Province, known as Operation Crimp. TUNNEL RAT believes that anything that doesn't kill you makes you stronger. His feeling about crawling into an enemy tunnel with a knife in one hand, a pistol in the other and a flashlight in his mouth is simple -- he can shoot straighter, bite harder and run faster than anything he's ever encountered in a tunnel, so why worry? Tunnel Rat's family tree is Tridadian Chinese with branches of Irish, Spanish and Indian thrown in. He grew up on the streets of Brooklyn, got tough on the Ranger Course at Fort Benning and honed his skills in Grenada. He is a qualified expert with all NATO small arms and is familiar with most Warsaw Pact explosive devices. The Tunnel Rat group of kobolds are found at Silver Stream Mine. They and their dens can also be found west of Thelsamar, littered along the mountainside. Silver Stream Mine ran dry long ago, and it was converted by the Miners' League into a storage depot. The Tunnel Rats moved in and the miners couldn't get their Miners' Gear out in time. Tunnel Rat is Rocket Raccoon's special move. He digs underground and teleports depending on the button pressed. Tunnel Rat is the 16th mission in Hitman 2: Silent Assassin, set in Nuristan (Afghanistan). It is the 3rd and final of the 3 parts mission on the cargo retrieval. Target: Yussef Hussein

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