Bob Brown, whose radio call sign is Cool Breeze, is the newest member recruited to The Unit's Alpha Team at the beginning of the series. His introduction to the team helps the audience see and understand its initial training and interview for the job, as well as the initial period of adjustment into the Unit's secrets and traditions. He is a licensed pilot in both fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters and is one of the more skilled marksmen in The Unit, frequently serving as a sharpshooter and sniper. He is competent in Spanish and a Pashto/Urdu dialect. Before entering the Unit, he served in the Air Cavalry as a sniper and is also Ranger qualified, although Jonas points out he never actually served in any of the Ranger battalions. He is also the only college graduate in the Unit and Colonel Tom Ryan has alluded to Brown possessing three college degrees.Brown's membership in The Unit puts some strain on his marriage with his wife Kim, who is also adjusting to the ways of base life. But he is devoted to Kim to a greater extent than any of the other Unit members seem to be to their wives, never hesitating to help Kim around the house with various tasks and being supportive of her work at a local radio station. He also relies on her for career advice, notably when The Unit is shut down and under investigation. Bob drives a vintage mustang with just the primer coat which he sells in order to better provide for his family. Before being accepted into the unit Bob and Kim were planning on him attending law school. They have a daughter, Selena, at the beginning of the series and Kim becomes pregnant with their second child during the first season.Brown is possibly the most level-headed member of the team, for example, persuading Mack to consult the team over Tiffy's affair with Col. Tom Ryan rather than just immediately shooting him. Bob is also the only Unit member without a Purple Heart. Despite being wounded numerous times during the course of the series, members of the Unit are never awarded medals (his decorations, including a Bronze Star, stem from two tours in Iraq with the Air Cavalry). Show less «