Character

Radioman

focused vigilant aggressive

Nazi Radioman operates the communications panel in the radio room at Brunwald Castle during the Grail quest. He transmits encrypted coordinates pinpointing the relic's location, headset on and back turned to intruders. When the Woman sounds the alarm, he draws his revolver and fires multiple shots at Indiana Jones and Henry Jones Sr., shifting from routine transmission duties to armed defense of the Nazi position. His actions secure the transmission long enough to alert higher command while directly engaging threats in close quarters.

4 appearances

Nazi Communications

Radioman's Journey

A timeline through the narrative

4 moments

S1E1 · RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK

Hold Fire — Shliemann's Restraint & Indy's Periscope Lifeline

Focused and routine—concerned with transmission accuracy rather than moral deliberation.

The Radioman crisply relays communications into his headset, then drops the headset and follows the aides down the hatch as the sub begins its dive, performing communicative and procedural tasks.

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S1E1 · RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK

Tethered to the Periscope

Businesslike focus; calmly executing responsibilities under pressure.

The Radioman briefly speaks into his headset to relay orders or acknowledgements, then descends with the other aides; his communication marks the final procedural step before the dive begins.

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Grail’s Coordinates Revealed: A Nazi Transmission Intercepted

Calm and focused, fully engaged in his task. There is no hint of suspicion or awareness of the impending threat, making him an easy target for interruption or ambush.

The Nazi Radioman sits at the elaborate radio panel, headphones clamped over his ears, fully absorbed in transmitting the encrypted Grail coordinates. His back is turned to Indy and Henry, …

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S1E3 · INDIANA JONES AND THE LAST CRUSADE

The Radio Room Ambush: Betrayal and the Cost of Trust

Coldly professional. There is no hesitation or doubt in his actions—he is a soldier carrying out his duty, and the lives of Indy and Henry mean nothing to him beyond being obstacles to be removed.

The Radioman, initially focused on his duties, pivots sharply at the Woman’s alarm. He draws his revolver with military precision, firing multiple shots at Indy and Henry. His actions are …

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