Terry Milburn

Private Joe Kirkley is a soldier under Harry Wells' command.

Biography
Wells' squad, including Terry, are dropped in the Scottish Highlands as part of a supposed training exercise. That night, while the squad are camping, the mutilated corpse of a cow drops down into the camp from a nearby ledge, terrifying Terry most of all. Cooper notices that the animal was mauled rather than gunned down, and the squad decides to find how the cow died in the morning.

Terry and the squad follow the trail left by the dead cow, until they see a flare fired into the sky. Following it, the squad finds the ravaged remains of a Special Ops camp, with a traumatized and hypothermic Ryan as the only survivor.

As dusk falls, the squad hears the howls of approaching werewolves and retreat into the woods, where they come under attack by the pack.

Saved by a passing Megan, the squad seeks shelter at a deserted cottage to treat Wells' wounds.

Initially, Terry and the other soldiers attempt to wait the werewolves out until dawn, at which point the creatures will revert to human form according to Megan. However, during the werewolves' attacks on the cottage, a werewolf is able to drag Terry out through a window.

The werewolf takes Terry to the cottage barn, where it begins eating him alive. Later, when Joe arrives at the barn to take the Land Rover, he sees the werewolf devouring Terry, who is still alive. The werewolf then severes Terry's neck with its jaws and throws Terry's severed head at the Land Rover's windshield.

Personality
Terry was notably more meek than the other soldiers in the squad; shown by his reaction to stepping in entrails at the ruined special ops camp, by his visible anxiety, and by him seeking an electrical saw whilst the other soldiers sought more effective means of defence in the Uath farmhouse. It seems Terry could also at times forget himself or his circumstances when taken by surprise, shown when he responded to a cattle corpse suddenly dropping into the soldiers' encampment by firing at it, forgetting his machine gun was loaded with blanks and failing to properly assess the situation before having a knee-jerk response. Despite this, Terry displayed confidence after the werewolves' major attack on the house was fought off, commenting; "Dogs? More like pussies."

Terry appeared to be good friends with Joe, camping alongside him during the squad's first night in the Highlands and jokingly commenting that he feared having to watch a penalty shootout with the football-zealous Joe present.