WRECK
After Carter's mother died, Hogan figured he'd be a wreck.
But after his initial reaction and a brief period of mourning, he had bounced back. After all, he was a soldier and he had a job to do. And he had friends to see him through.
It wasn't until a few weeks later that Hogan realized it was an act.
"Our Intel was bad," Hogan told his men grimly. "That was a civilian train we blew up last night, not a troop transport."
His men looked properly horrified.
Except one.
"Well," Carter said with a shrug, "that's war for you."