The original four G.I. Joe action figures each had a name. The army soldier and marine shared the same name. What is the name?

I was a bit Rocky on the answer, almost Skipped it as I was unlikely to Ace it

The word marine is always capitalized when referring to the USMC or an individual serving in or having served in the Marine Corps.

Wendy Petty, I had a Hank of yarn in my hand when I Skipped it. Although I could have Aced it if my knowledge on the subject hadn't been Rocky.

I never knew they had names!

Wendy Petty, I see what you did there. 😂😂😂😂😂😂

Missed that question. Skip seemed more likely to me. Rocky makes some sense. Interesting none of the original G.I. Joes were named Joe. Two wrong answers back to back. Not awesome. I keep hoping someone will do a question about that space version of G.I.Joe: Major Matt Mason. But that was so long ago I sometimes feel like the only one who remembers Matt. He was a true posable action figure. Anyway.

So much for majority vote

Had no clue

Missed it!

I am not and never have been a ten year old boy. I have no close relatives who have had these toys. There is no way in the world for me to devine the answer to this question. Rocky Balboa came along way past the time this toy was invented. I have been so far out in left field in this game EVER.

Made a mistake following the majority hint

Tim C DeWolf, I have the same sense when I refer to my branch, the Army. While it's true that technically, "marine" and "army" are generic words in their own right, when we talk about the US Army or the US Marine Corps, it's always capitalized.

Missed it because I trusted the clue I purchased.

Missed it

Oops wrong answer

Cindy Hornbeck McCord, Should have. Not should of. 😎

Actually, it was "Joe". The prototype was Rocky.