Trautman manages to convince Rambo to surrender to the police. At the end of the film, Trautman stops Rambo from killing Teasle and Rambo breaks down, spilling out all his traumatic Vietnam War memories to Trautman before sobbing into the shocked and moved Colonel's shoulder. Teasle refuses, and Trautman tells him that unless he (Teasle) backs off, Rambo will kill him. After discovering that Rambo is still alive, Trautman attempts to get Teasle to give up and let Rambo go so they can pick him up down the road with no struggle. For this reason, he decides to continue to stay in town for a while. Still, he suspects that Rambo is still alive and faking his death because of the easiness of his defeat. After Rambo is reported dead, Trautman shows some pretty serious regret for not doing more to save him, distraught that his entire unit is dead. Trautman repeatedly attempts to get Rambo to surrender, but to no avail. He first appeared in First Blood, when he flew into Hope, Washington from the Pentagon outside Washington, D.C., to warn Sheriff Will Teasle of the danger Rambo poses to him and his town. Well, Rambo was the best." ―Sam Trautman to Will Teasle. In Vietnam his job was to dispose of enemy personnel. A man who's been trained to ignore pain, ignore weather, to live off the land, to eat things that would make a billy goat puke. " Their one significant interaction comes at the end of the book, when Trautman tells Teasle that he "took the top of his head off with this shotgun."įirst Blood " You don't seem to want to accept the fact you're dealing with an expert in guerrilla warfare, with a man who's the best-with guns, with knives, with his bare hands. In the book, Rambo doesn't reply to him, and, in fact, says to himself, "The Bastard. Trautman then identifies himself as "Director of the school that trained you" over the car radio. In fact, after hearing his voice, Rambo strains to recall him. In the book, Trautman was brought in to actually kill Rambo, who barely remembers him. Trautman's relationship to John Rambo in the book First Blood sharply contrasts that portrayed in the movie. At some point, Colonel Trautman was married and became divorced. During his military service, Trautman earned one Purple Heart, five Distinguished Service Crosses and three Congressional Medals of Honor (no MOH, or DSC is shown on his class A uniform). In the early 1980s, Trautman was then re-assigned to the Department of Defense headquarters, the Pentagon, where he continued consulting and in-field advisement for democratic insurgents combating communist and fascist forces. Trautman then worked with the CIA on the Cambodian border from 1973 to 1979 however, information concerning his missions was classified.
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Trautman's team received the code name of Baker Team and usually consisted of eight men. When Trautman completed the group's Special Forces training, they were sent on the first of two tours of Vietnam. Over the months in training, Trautman became a father figure to the young Rambo, especially since Rambo was the youngest of the group. It was here that Trautman first came face to face with a certain John Rambo, at that time a young man who had left both his home and an abusive, alcoholic father. Following his return to the United States, Trautman was selected to form a unit along the lines of S.O.G. Trautman joined the fledgling Special Forces and gained a commission, attached to the Fifth Special Forces Group, a Green Berets unit. Trautman was promoted to Colonel in 1970 and became the unit commander for Baker Team from 1970 to 1973. At the start of the Vietnam War, Trautman began his first combat tour as an adviser to the ARVN after being deployed to South Vietnam in May of 1966. He was then cross-trained with the CIA from 1960 to 1963 and went on active covert operations in Chile and Guatemala, however the missions were classified. After serving in the Korean War, Trautman was promoted to Captain in 1956 and, later to Major in 1959. Trautman was trained for infantry at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. From there, Trautman joined the United States Army at the beginning of the Korean War. From the University of Texas, he was enrolled in the local ROTC program, where he was a second lieutenant. After graduating from Hilldale High School in Columbus, he attended the University of Texas in 1950, where he earned a B.A. Sam Trautman was born on Jin Columbus, Ohio.
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