Character Relationship Map: War Pigs

Characters

• Captain Jack Wosick (played by Luke Goss) — protagonist

  A disgraced captain who first leads his soldiers into an ambush on faulty orders, where Sergeant McGreevy is fatally wounded. Major A.J. Redding later assigns him command of the War Pigs and tasks him...

• Captain Hans Picault (played by Dolph Lundgren) — protagonist

  A French Foreign Legion captain who helps Captain Jack Wosick prepare the War Pigs for their mission behind enemy lines. He teaches the men reconnaissance and weapons skills, and explains that his hat...

• Sergeant McGreevy (played by Chuck Liddell) — supporting

  A sergeant serving with Captain Jack Wosick's soldiers during the opening attack. He is fatally wounded while helping Wosick amid the German machine-gun assault. His death devastates Wosick, who blame...

• August Chambers (played by Noah Segan) — supporting

  A member of the War Pigs squad under Captain Jack Wosick's command. During the mission to investigate the German artillery weapon near Hill 314, he is captured by a German patrol along with William Yo...

• Major A.J. Redding (played by Mickey Rourke) — supporting

  The major who takes charge of Captain Jack Wosick after the opening attack. Recognizing Wosick's leadership ability and recalling his defense of a German position on D-Day, Redding assigns him to comm...

• William York (played by Ryan Kelley) — supporting

  A member of the War Pigs squad led by Captain Jack Wosick. While the squad is investigating the German weapon near Hill 314, York is captured by a German patrol together with August Chambers. Their ca...

Canonical Relationships

Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.

• Captain Jack Wosick → William York (Professional Commander And Subordinate) — Wosick's command responsibility extends to York, whose capture drives the decision to infiltrate the German depot.

  Wosick is assigned to command the War Pigs, which includes York. York is captured during the mission, and Wosick changes the plan rather than abandon...

• Captain Jack Wosick → August Chambers (Professional Commander And Subordinate) — Wosick commands Chambers and treats his capture as a reason to risk an altered infiltration plan.

  Wosick is assigned to command the War Pigs, which includes Chambers. Chambers is later captured during the mission, prompting Wosick to change the pla...

• Major A.J. Redding → Captain Jack Wosick (Professional Commanding Officer) — Redding recognizes Wosick's leadership ability and gives him command of the squad for a secret reconnaissance mission.

  Major A.J. Redding takes charge of Wosick and assigns him to command the War Pigs.

Story Dynamics

Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.

• Captain Jack Wosick → Captain Hans Picault (Alliance Mission Allies) — Picault assists Wosick in preparing the squad and joins him in adapting the mission to reach their captured comrades and investigate the weapon.

  Wosick and Picault train the squad together. When Chambers and York are captured, they change the plan and decide to infiltrate the German depot.

• Captain Jack Wosick → Sergeant McGreevy (Alliance Comrade) — McGreevy's attempt to help Wosick ends in his death, leaving Wosick devastated and blaming the orders that exposed his men to danger.

  Sergeant McGreevy is fatally wounded while helping Captain Jack Wosick during the machine-gun assault.

Story Analysis

A disgraced captain leads a distrustful squad on a dangerous reconnaissance mission, then changes the plan when two soldiers are captured.

Plot Progression

1. The Ambush and Its Cost — Wosick follows battalion orders toward a position despite warnings that it is an obvious ambush site. German machine guns attack, McGreevy is fatally wounded while helping Wosick, and Wosick blames th...
2. A New Command — Redding takes charge of Wosick, recognizes his leadership, and assigns him to the War Pigs. Wosick meets Picault and faces a squad that distrusts officers and resents new orders.
3. Preparation Behind Enemy Lines — Wosick and Picault train the squad in observation, mine identification, weapons, and communication. Picault also explains that the Gestapo killed his family.
4. The Secret at Hill 314 — Redding reveals that the squad must investigate a suspected millipede gun near Hill 314 in Alsace. During the mission, Chambers and York are captured, while the remaining soldiers discover that the we...
5. The Depot Infiltration — Wosick and Picault refuse to abandon their captured comrades and change the plan to infiltrate the German depot. They use captured uniforms and a tank, face a challenge to their disguise, and reach th...