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'''Colonel Fuhrberger''' is a character in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series who appears as a minor character in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] (set in [[1992]]). He is a retired [[Military|army]] colonel | '''Colonel Fuhrberger''' is a character in the [[Grand Theft Auto]] series who appears as a minor character in [[Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas]] (set in [[1992]]). He is a retired [[Military|army]] colonel. | ||
==Character history== | ==Character history== | ||
Revision as of 20:08, 29 December 2012
| Colonel Fuhrberger | |
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| Appearances | GTA San Andreas |
| Full Name | Colonel Fuhrberger |
| Status |
Alive |
| Gender | Gender::Male |
| Nationality | American |
| Home | East Beach, Los Santos |
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Colonel Fuhrberger is a character in the Grand Theft Auto series who appears as a minor character in Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas (set in 1992). He is a retired army colonel.
Character history
Colonel Fuhrberger, at an unknown time, joined the US Army and rose to the position of colonel before retiring. He later moved to East Beach, Los Santos where he keeps a large amount of military memorabilia, a fact discovered by LB, an associate of Grove Street Families gangster Ryder. Ryder enlists the help of Carl Johnson to enter his home and steal the crates of hardware to help their fight with the Ballas, who Ryder is secretly working for. Fuhrberger, during this time, is asleep in his bedroom although he can be woken up and killed by Johnson.
Trivia
- His name is a play on the phrase "fur burger."
- Colonel Fuhrberger's home remains accessible after the completion of Home Invasion.
Mission appearance
- GTA San Andreas
Gallery
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Colonel Fuhrberger's home in East Beach
