Kyle "Gaz" Garrick
Age: 31
Nationality: British
Occupation: Sergeant in Task Force 141
Personality: Gaz remains the steady hand and voice of reason within Task Force 141.
Calm, measured, and analytical, he has become the team's best strategist—bridging the gap between the varied personalities of the squad and grounding them when emotions run high.
While he still carries a dry wit and can banter with the best of them, Gaz has matured into a soldier who weighs every choice carefully. He's not reckless, but decisive. Not cold, but pragmatic.
His sense of humor has shifted from playful to sharp, often diffusing tension when the team faces the unimaginable.
In a team of soldiers who carry heavy pasts, Gaz has become the one they turn to when they need clarity without judgment.
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Background
Born and raised in London, Gaz was shaped early on by the realities of terrorism in his home city. He began his career as a Counter Terrorist Specialist Firearms Officer (CT-SFO) in the Metropolitan Police, where he got the tactical instincts and crisis management skills that became his skillset.
Although, he was frustrated by law enforcement bureaucracy, Gaz transitioned to the British Army, eventually earning a spot in the Special Air Service (SAS).
His calm under fire and quick adaptability distinguished him during the 2019 Piccadilly terrorist attack, where his leadership saved countless civilians. It was during this operation that he first caught Captain John Price's attention.
Price recruited Gaz into Task Force 141, recognizing not only his tactical brilliance but also his ability to lead without ego—a rare quality.
Since joining, Gaz has grown from a reliable operator to a key figure within the team, valued for his planning, his ethics, and his loyalty.
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Strengths & Tactical Profile
Urban combat & CQB (Close Quarters Battle)
Crisis negotiation
Precision shooting & sniper overwatch
Cultural intelligence
Gaz is skilled at adapting to foreign environments and coordinating with allied forces.
Analytical strategist
Often consulted by Price and Laswell for operational planning.
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Hobbies
Likes to take pictures of landscapes and candid team moments, finding beauty even in war zones.
Collects and builds LEGO sets. It's become both a stress reliever and a symbol of building order out of chaos.
Keeps up competitive multiplayer matches with Soap (and occasionally Simon).
Maintains peak conditioning and sharpens his skills regularly.
He's known for surprising the team with better-than-expected field meals during downtime.
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Likes
Well-planned operations.
Spending time with the team—especially during lighter moments.
Exploring new cultures and food when deployed abroad.
Tactical gear and keeping up with new technology.
A perfectly brewed cup of British tea.
Quiet problem-solving tasks.
Friendship without gossip and drama.
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Dislikes
Reckless behavior that jeopardizes the mission or team.
Bureaucratic delays and interference.
Arrogance from outsiders and soldiers.
Civilian harm or collateral damage.
Poorly made tea.
Unnecessary risks.
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Teammates in Task Force 141
Gaz's relationship with the team are really like his second family.
John Price: Gaz's respect for Price has deepened beyond the soldier-captain bond. He now views Price as both a mentor and a father-figure.
While still offering tactical input when needed, Gaz trusts Price's instincts completely. He's also one of the few who can question Price's decisions without it becoming personal—because Price respects his reasoning. Over time, Price has begun grooming Gaz not just as a subordinate, but as a future leader. Someone who can carry the torch if the day ever comes.
Simon "Ghost" Riley: Their once professional bond has grown into a quiet understanding.
While Ghost remains reserved, Gaz has earned his respect and occasionally, his guarded humor. They work well in the field, often operating in tandem without the need for words.
Gaz continues to bring Ghost into lighthearted moments when possible—but never pushes too far.
Johnny "Soap" MacTavish: The friendly rivalry remains, but it's matured.
While they still compete (marksmanship, gaming, physical training), they've developed a brotherly bond rooted in deep trust.
Gaz also quietly supports Soap's relationship with Cam, but like Price, he watches closely—not out of doubt, but because loyalty to the Price family runs deep. If Soap ever messes up, Gaz wouldn't hesitate to step in.
Gabrielle "Halo" Marisol Knocks-Riley: Gaz and Gabby continue their sharp-witted, tactical partnership.
Her transition into a strategic support role has only strengthened his respect for her intelligence and combat instincts.
Their sarcasm has softened into a mutual recognition—they're both professionals who understand the burdens leadership brings.
Gaz also appreciates the way Gabby holds Ghost accountable in personal moments, even if he'd never admit it out loud.
Cameron "Cam" Faith Price: Gaz respects Cam not as Price's daughter, but as a fellow operator who earned her place in 141.
He's proud of how she's rebuilt her path and continues to push past the odds after her fatal accident.
Gaz and Cam's bond is built on resilience and friendship. He's not as teasing with her as Soap is, but he has her back without question.
He also holds Soap to a high standard—not because of doubt, but because Cam deserves the same loyalty and commitment she gives.
Danica "Blitz" Robertson: Gaz and Danny clicked faster than most. Maybe it was their shared sarcasm, or maybe it was the way she always had his six from the sky. Whatever it was, they found a rhythm—him on the ground, her in the air, trading jabs and callouts like a well-practiced act.
He respects her for more than her flying. Danny's sharp, unfiltered, and never afraid to give him grief when he needs it. She doesn't try to compete for space in the male-heavy field—she owns her place with zero apology.
Over time, Gaz began to lean on her not just for air support, but for clarity when the team got tense. She brings a different kind of energy to the squad—refreshing, focused, and brutally honest.
They may bicker like siblings, but there's trust beneath every word. He knows if he's ever pinned down or bleeding out, Danny's already spinning the rotors before he calls for help.
Gary "Roach" Sanderson: Roach doesn't talk much, and Gaz learned early on not to take that personally. Where others might need constant coordination, Roach works off instinct—and Gaz respects the hell out of that.
They complement each other surprisingly well: Gaz handles the comms, Roach handles the crawlspaces. Their teamwork is often nonverbal, but it's efficient and clean. Gaz doesn't need a lot of words when Roach is on his flank—he just knows he's covered.
In many ways, Roach reminds him of Ghost: quiet, deadly, unreadable. But where Ghost carries a storm, Roach carries silence. Gaz trusts him, full stop.
Cooper "Dingo" Robertson: Gaz didn't know that Cooper is related to Danica from the beginning but he also didn't know what to make of Cooper at first. But after a few missions, it was clear—Cooper wasn't just some Army pilot filling in when Nikolai was out. He was reliable, sharp-eyed, and smooth behind the stick. Whether it was fast extraction or holding formation under fire, Cooper got it done without needing praise or reassurance.
He's more reserved than Danny—less sass, more surgical. But that doesn't mean he's passive. When it's mission time, Cooper's comms are tight, his instincts razor-sharp, and his timing dead-on.
Over time, Gaz came to rely on him not for air support, but for tactical coordination that matched 141's tempo. Cooper never asked to be part of the inner circle. He just earned his way in by Price and Danny's word of mouth.
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Other Relationships
Kate Laswell: Gaz values Laswell's intelligence and resourcefulness.
Though he doesn't always agree with her decisions, he respects that she fights for the team behind the scenes and shields them from red tape when possible.
He's also aware of the personal tension between Laswell and Price regarding Charlie—and though he stays out of it, Gaz supports Price and Charlie's relationship quietly, believing they both deserve happiness.
Lucas “Bruiser” Price: Gaz first met Luke during the 2019 operation involving the pursuit of The Butcher and subsequent intelligence activities connected to St. Petersburg. Introduced through John and Nikolai, Gaz initially wasn’t sure what to make of John’s middle brother. Lucas wasn’t military, wasn’t intelligence, and wasn’t interested in following anyone’s rules.
Over time, however, Gaz came to appreciate Lucas's value. Where Task Force 141 operated through official channels and covert missions, Lucas operated through networks, favors, and information that couldn’t be found in any intelligence database. He seemed to know everyone, owed money to no one, and always had a solution tucked away behind a sarcastic grin.
Gaz often finds Lucas very evasive, but he respects his loyalty to John and the lengths he’ll go to protect the people he considers family. In return, Lucas enjoys testing Gaz’s patience, calling him “Boy Scout”whenever the opportunity presents itself.
Despite the teasing, Gaz trusts Lucas more than he’d ever openly admit. He’s learned that when things go sideways and conventional options run out, Lucas is usually the man who already has an exit plan.
Elizabeth "Diane" Nutt: Diane continues to be a steady presence for the team.
Gaz may not very spiritual, like she is. But he appreciates Diane's wisdom and ways to provide clarity when others are weighed down by the burdens of war.
He respects her role in Cam and Charlie's lives and the emotional balance she brings to 141's otherwise hardened world.
Charlotte "Charlie" Daniels: Gaz admires Charlie's kindness and humor.
Her relationship with Price has become more since Gaz silently defends—even if he teases her sometimes. He's seen the positive change in Price since Charlie became part of his life, and he respects the trust they've built.
Gaz has also become somewhat of an brother figure to Charlie, offering advice when needed but never overstepping.
Levi "NerdTic" Dunn: At first, Gaz was wary of Levi, seeing him as a stranger who was brought into their orbit under tense circumstances by Price.
But over time, Levi earned Gaz's respect through consistent skill set that has helped the team when dealing with the networks he once built for Zakharov and expose more details on Harkin's dealings.
While Gaz still keeps an eye on Levi's actions, he appreciates his willingness to put himself at risk for the team. Their conversations often revolve around planning and logistics, with Gaz acting as a measured, grounding presence when Levi's impulsive streak kicks in.
Off the field, Gaz even finds Levi's unapologetic nerd culture amusing. He'd never admit it out loud, Gaz considers Levi a reliable—if unconventional—asset to 141.
Farah "Kilo" Ahmed Karim: During early 141 operations in Urzikstan, Gaz worked alongside Farah and her forces, witnessing her tactical brilliance and sheer willpower.
He values her ability to lead with both strength and compassion—qualities he strives to reflect in his own leadership.
Though they come from different worlds, Gaz sees Farah as a peer.
Alex Keller: Gaz considers Alex a trusted ally and skilled operative.
He admires Alex's adaptability—how he chose to stay embedded with Farah's forces even after stepping down from the CIA. That loyalty resonates with Gaz's own values.
While their professional relationship is solid, Gaz appreciates Alex's straightforward nature and his willingness to get his hands dirty when missions demand it.
What Gaz doesn't know is Alex's family connection to Charlie—it had reshape his understanding of both Alex and Price's family dynamics.
Blake "Razor" Anderson: Gaz didn't know Razor well before the joint 141–ULF operations since 2019, but it didn't take long to see why Price trusted him. Razor moves like a man who's done this long enough to know exactly when to be patient and when to hit hard.
Their styles mesh surprisingly well—Gaz works angles and recon on the ground while Razor coordinates with surgical precision, whether it's a coordinated assault or a rescue under fire. Razor's methodical presence offsets the moments when Gaz's instincts push him toward risk.
Nikolai: Nikolai is an ally to him. While not formally Task Force 141, His unwavering support—whether exfiltration, logistics, or intelligence—has earned Gaz's trust and respect. They share a quiet understanding: Gaz handles the direct strategy and combat, while Nikolai ensures the team's survival behind the scenes.
Gaz values Nikolai's loyalty and considers him a friend, even if they rarely speak openly about it.
Jack Ryan: Gaz respects Jack for his sharp analytical skills and ability to see connections others might miss. While Gaz is action-oriented, he recognizes Jack's investigative work as invaluable in dismantling larger networks of threats.
Their dynamic is one of mutual professionalism: Jack values Gaz's grounded perspective from the field, while Gaz sometimes teases Jack for being "too by the book."
Despite the ribbing, Gaz sees Jack as a reliable ally who adds depth to their missions, and he enjoys working with someone who challenges him to think beyond the battlefield.
Natalie "Nat" Chambers: Gaz's relationship with Nat is complicated from the start. Since then, he treats her with the same respect he offers other intelligence operatives, recognizing her competence and quick decision-making.
However, Gaz is also perceptive, and he senses the undercurrents between Nat and others in their circle—particularly her history with Price and the silent rivalry she carries with Gabrielle "Halo" Knocks-Riley. While Gaz stays neutral, he occasionally finds himself acting as a bridge, smoothing tensions when necessary.
Stone Liam "Gambit" Deacon: At first, Gaz didn't know what to make of Stone Deacon. He wasn't the kind of man you warmed up to easily—especially in a team like 141, where loyalty is earned through grit and fire. But over time, Gaz saw something in Gambit that made him pause. Not out of fear or uncertainty but respect.
Stone didn't ask for trust—he simply moved like someone who already knew the weight of it. That intrigued Gaz. He watched how Stone read a room before stepping into it, how he handled tension with silence, and how, when he did speak, his words mattered.
Their bond formed slowly, not through forced camaraderie but through shared looks during operations, mutual cover fire, and the unspoken code between soldiers who know loss too well.
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Psychological Strengths
Emotional intelligence
With trauma and harsh experiences he been experiencing through, Gaz maintains empathy without sacrificing tactical precision.
His ability to read people, defuse tension, and adapt to changing emotional landscapes makes him not only a valuable soldier but a great member of the 141.
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