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* [[August 14]] — [[Yoshihiro Moritō]] | * [[August 14]] — [[Yoshihiro Moritō]] | ||
* [[August 18]] — [[Bodo Wolf]] | * [[August 18]] — [[Bodo Wolf]] | ||
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*[[September 30]] — [[Susan K. Williams]] | |||
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The year 1944 (MCMXLIV) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by forty years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
IDW Transformers movie comics
- During World War II, the Nazis capture and reverse-engineer Jetfire, using Transformer technology to build advanced weapons. Upon catching wind of this, Sector Seven sends a strike team led by William Simmons to put a stop to the experiments. Though everyone on the team except Simmons is killed in action, the mission is a success and Jetfire is freed. Weapon
2005 IDW continuity
- While in France, Sgt. Savage and his Screaming Eagles encounter Centurion and the Maximal Shockwave battling it out. Centurion wins, and Garrison Kreiger persuades Savage to help the alien find the wreckage of his ship. They track the vessel to Brasnya, but Sgt. Savage disappears in an ensuing fight against IRON Troopers. Strange Visitors
Non-Fiction
Births
- Unknown — Achim Schülke, Orlando Mezzabotta
February
March
May
June
July
August
September
October
- October 3 — Diego Reggente
- October 8 — Renzo Stacchi
- October 15 — Haim Saban
- October 18 — Ulf-Jürgen Wagner
- October 26 — Keisuke Yamakawa
- October 28 — Jean Barney
