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| This page lists all characters in the [[Re-imagined Series]] who belong to the crews of either ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]'' or ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' and remain unnamed, yet are recurring throughout the series. | | This page lists all characters in the [[Re-imagined Series]] who belong to the crews of either ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' or ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'' and remain unnamed, yet are recurring throughout the series. |
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| ==''Galactica'' crew== | | ==''Galactica'' crew== |
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| ==== Bespectacled CIC Operative ====
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| An unnamed '''bespectacled CIC operative''' is seen with a headset behind the [[FTL|FTL console]] during the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] {{TRS|Miniseries, Night 1}}.
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| : ''The bespectacled CIC operative was portrayed by [[Kevin Blatch]], who was uncredited but identified by computer-aided facial recognition. It is unclear whether this appearance and Blatch's later portrayal of [[Bespectacled Officer|a member of Roslin's security force]] are meant to be the same character.''
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| ==== FTL CIC Operative ====
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| An unnamed operative operates the right side of the the [[FTL|FTL console]] during the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] {{TRS|Miniseries, Night 1}}.
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| : ''The bespectacled CIC operative was portrayed by [[Mike Cook]], who was uncredited but identified by computer-aided facial recognition.''
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| ====Launch Officer ==== | | ====Launch Officer ==== |
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| [[File:Launch Officer.jpg|thumb|The launch officer portrayed by [[Ron Blecker]].]] | | [[Image:Launch Officer.jpg|thumb|The launch officer portrayed by [[Ron Blecker]].]] |
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| During the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]], this launch officer oversees the deployment of ''Galactica''{{'|s}} [[Viper Mark II]]s, including [[Joker]]'s and [[Kara Thrace]]'s launches {{TRS|Miniseries, Night 1}}. | | During the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]], this launch officer oversees the deployment of ''Galactica''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Viper Mark II]]s, including [[Joker]]'s and [[Kara Thrace]]'s launches ([[TRS]]: [[Miniseries, Night 1]]). |
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| : ''The launch officer was portrayed by [[Ron Blecker]], military adviser to the Miniseries.'' | | : ''The launch officer was portrayed by [[Ron Blecker]], military adviser to the Miniseries.'' |
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| ====[[Situation Room]]==== | | ====[[Situation Room]]==== |
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| These are crew members seen manning the [[Situation Room]] during the [[Battle for the Tylium Asteroid]] {{TRS|The Hand of God (RDM)}}. | | These are crew members seen manning the [[Situation Room]] during the [[Battle for the Tylium Asteroid]] ([[TRS]]: "[[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]]"). |
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| Image:HoG Situation Room woman.jpg | | Image:HoG Situation Room woman.jpg |
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| ====Acting Communications Officer==== | | ====Acting Communications Officer==== |
| [[File:Blood Communication.jpg|thumb]] | | [[Image:Blood Communication.jpg|thumb]] |
| This woman assumes the duties of [[communications officer]] when Admiral [[William Adama]] retakes ''Galactica''{{'|s}} CIC, ending [[Felix Gaeta]] and [[Tom Zarek]]'s mutiny, and connects the Admiral with President [[Laura Roslin]] {{TRS|Blood on the Scales}}.{{clear}} | | This woman assumes the duties of [[communications officer]] when Admiral [[William Adama]] retakes ''Galactica''{{'|s}} CIC, ending [[Felix Gaeta]] and [[Tom Zarek]]'s mutiny, and connects the Admiral with President [[Laura Roslin]] ([[TRS]]: "[[Blood on the Scales]]"). |
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| ===Pilots=== | | ===Pilots=== |
| The following characters may be identical with any of the mentioned-only characters identified by call sign or name, listed in the [[list of pilots]]. | | The following characters may be identical with any of the mentioned-only characters identified by call sign or name, listed in the [[list of pilots]]. |
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| ==== Season 1 ====
| | ====Tattooed pilot==== |
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| ===== Tattooed pilot =====
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| {{mainarticle|Tattooed pilot}} | | {{mainarticle|Tattooed pilot}} |
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| A large, tattooed [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] and [[Raptor]] pilot with a shaven head. His tattoos include a tiger on his left arm and a dragon on his right arm. | | A large, tattooed [[Viper (RDM)|Viper]] and [[Raptor]] pilot with a shaven head. His tattoos include a tiger on his left arm and a dragon on his right arm. |
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| ===== Nuggets =====
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| | | Eight nuggets are recruited in "[[Act of Contrition]]" to fill out the ranks, including [[Louanne Katraine|Kat]], [[Brendan Costanza|Hot Dog]] and [[Donald Perry|Chuckles]]. Five of them were not named. |
| Eight nuggets are recruited in "[[Act of Contrition]]" to fill out the ranks, including {{callsign|Kat}}, {{callsign|Hot Dog}} and {{callsign|Chuckles}}. Five of them were not named.<gallery> | | {| align="center" |
| File:TRS - Act of Contrition - Trio of Nuggets.jpg|A trio of nuggets nearest to {{Callsign|Starbuck}}'s right as she enters {{TRS|Act of Contrition}}.
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| File:TRS - Act of Contrition - Trio of Nuggets 2.jpg|A trio of nuggets to {{Callsign|Starbuck}}'s left as she enters, with {{Callsign|Hot Dog}} and {{Callsign|Chuckles}} further down the room {{TRS|Act of Contrition}}.
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| File:TRS - Act of Contrition - Nuggets.jpg|An unidentified woman, first from the left in the second row, rounds out the 8 nuggets recruited for training {{TRS|Act of Contrition}}.
| | | align="center" colspan="5" | Unidentified nuggets from "[[Act of Contrition]]." |
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| ==== Season 2 ====
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| ===== ''Galactica'' Pilot with Elite Flight Wings =====
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| An unnamed pilot with elite flight wings can be seen during the first meeting of Admiral Helena Cain's delegation from ''Pegasus'' on ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s hangar deck, notably when {{Callsign|Starbuck}} first meets {{Callsign|Stinger}} {{TRS|Pegasus}}.
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| :''This pilot is portrayed by {{Inlineref|Sandy Sunshine|[[Sandy Sunshine]]|bold=N}}, who was uncredited for her appearances and was identified by computer-aided facial recognition. Uniquely, she is a lower-ranked pilot yet has elite flight wings (reserved for higher-ranking officers, e.g. [[William Adama|Adama]] and [[Saul Tigh|Tigh]]).''
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| ==== Season 3 ====
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| <blockquote>[[Battle of New Caprica|Following ''Pegasus''<nowiki/>' destruction]], many Pegasus pilots merged into ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s ranks; others, such as {{Callsign|Seelix}} and {{Callsign|Samuel Anders}}, are recruited within the Fleet to offset any attrition resulting from or transpiring during the [[Second Exodus]].</blockquote>
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| ===== Ready Room Pilot Behind Racetrack and Skulls =====
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| An unnamed [[Raptor]] pilot first appears in a [[Pilot ready rooms|pilot's ready room]] briefing, seated behind {{Callsign|Skulls}} and {{Callsign|Racetrack}} {{TRS|The Son Also Rises}}.
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| Later, she is transferred to ''[[Demetrius]]'' during a clandestine search for Earth, and stands behind {{Callsign|Gonzo}} and {{Callsign|Redwing}} during a briefing to [[Battle of the Resurrection Hub|attack]] the only [[Resurrection Hub]] aboard the [[rebel basestar]] {{TRS|The Hub}}. She survives that engagement and is later seen on the hangar deck during [[William Adama]]'s speech where he announces his intent to retrieve [[Hera Agathon]] from [[The Colony]] {{TRS|Daybreak, Part I}}.
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| :''This Raptor pilot is portrayed by [[Sherri Flemmer]], who was uncredited for her appearances and was identified by computer-aided facial recognition.''
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| ===Marines=== | | ===Marines=== |
| <blockquote>''The following section covers Marines, organized by the season that they are introduced.''</blockquote>
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| ==== Season 1 ====
| | ====Marine Guard==== |
| | | [[Image:4x04 Marine Guard.jpg|thumb|A Marine guard]] |
| ===== Marine Corporal =====
| | When [[Gaius Baltar]] is held in Galactica's brig, Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]] cannot sleep he dresses and heads for the brig. This Marine on guard stops his advance ([[TRS]]: "[[Taking a Break From All Your Worries]]"). When freedom of assembly is restricted, he is put on guard to stop members of the [[Cult of Baltar]] from entering their quarters. When Baltars refuses to leave, the marine beats him up and is only stopped by [[Lee Adama]] and a Marine lieutenant ([[TRS]]: "[[Escape Velocity]]"). |
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| A Marine Corporal is tasked with escorting various ''Galactica'' crew, including Commander [[William Adama]], to Sergeant [[Hadrian]]'s independent tribunal for questioning. After believing that the tribunal has gone astray, Adama orders this same Corporal to escort Hadrian to her quarters, thus ending her participation in the tribunal {{TRS|Litmus}}.
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| ===== Marine Sergeant (Bravo Team) =====
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| This Marine leads Bravo Team during the hostage crisis aboard ''[[Astral Queen]]'' {{TRS|Bastille Day}}. He later participates in the [[Gideon massacre|action aboard ''Gideon'']] under [[Joe Palladino]]'s leadership. The fallout results in his retrieval of [[D'Anna Biers]] per [[Laura Roslin]] aboard ''[[Colonial One]]'' and his subsequent thwarting of Palladino's attempt on Colonel [[Saul Tigh]] {{TRS|Resistance|Final Cut}}.
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| ===== Marine Lead (Constellation Team) =====
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| This Marine leads Constellation Team during the hostage crisis aboard ''Astral Queen'' {{TRS|Bastille Day}}.
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| :''This Marine, credited as Marine #1, is portrayed by [[Graham Young]].''
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| ==== Season 2 ====
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| ===== Marine Escort 1 =====
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| [[File:TRS - Pegasus - Marine Escort.jpg|thumb|[[Laura Roslin]] and [[William Adama]]'s Marine escort during [[Helena Cain]]'s arrival on ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'' {{TRS|Pegasus (episode)}}.]]
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| An unnamed Marine is often on escort duty, assigned to either dignitaries or command personnel, or on prisoner escort duty, between [[Season 2]] and [[Season 4]].
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| The Marine is standing in the hatch way behind [[Saul Tigh]] during the [[Quorum of Twelve (TRS)|Quorum of Twelve]]'s visit of an imprisoned [[Laura Roslin]] {{TRS|Fragged}}.
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| After being present behind a [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|"Caprica-copy"]] of [[Sharon Valerii]] in the "[[Cylon brig]]" during Commander [[William Adama]]'s visit {{TRS|Flight of the Phoenix}}, he is part of Adama's escort when [[Helena Cain]] arrives aboard {{TRS|Pegasus (episode)}} and later when Adama arrive aboard ''[[Cloud 9]]'' during a hostage situation {{TRS|Sacrifice}}.
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| The Marine is later part of the [[SAR]] team that returns to [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprica]] to rescue the [[Caprica Resistance]] {{TRS|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part I|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}.
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| Following the [[Second Exodus]], the Marine is present when Adama receives the [[Medal of Distinction]] {{TRS|Hero}}.
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| Following discovery of the [[Algae planet]], the Marine is part of the escort detail that brings {{Callsign|Boomer}}, [[John Cavil]], and [[Gaius Baltar]] aboard for a meeting, and is present when Boomer meets Athena in the hallway {{TRS|The Eye of Jupiter}}.
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| He is relegated to escort duty during Adama and Roslin's meeting with [[Xeno Fenner]] during the labor strike {{TRS|Dirty Hands}}.
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| The Marine later participates in the [[Battle of The Colony]] during the operation to retrieve [[Hera Agathon]] {{TRS|Daybreak, Part I|Daybreak, Part II}}.
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| [[File:TRS - Resistance - Marine.jpg|thumb|The unnamed Marine during {{Callsign|Boomer}}'s "perp walk" {{TRS|Resistance (episode)}}.]]
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| Following [[Galen Tyrol]]'s return from [[Kobol (RDM)|Kobol]], the Marine accompanies [[Saul Tigh]], who questions Tyrol in connection with {{Callsign|Boomer}}'s assassination attempt on [[William Adama]]. After Tyrol is cleared, the Marine escorts Valerii (on her left side) during her "perp walk" to the new [[Brig|Cylon brig]] constructed aboard ship, and is present when [[Cally Henderson]] assassinates her {{TRS|Resistance}}.
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| The Marine later handles the "[[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Caprica-copy]]" when she is brought to [[CIC]] to neutralize a [[Cylon computer virus]], holding a neck restraint by an extension pole {{TRS|Flight of the Phoenix}}.
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| He later accompanies Adama, Tigh, and [[Laura Roslin]] on their way to the [[hangar deck]] to meet Admiral [[Helena Cain]]'s entourage {{TRS|Pegasus (episode)}}. In the wake of the Presidential debates, he is of [[Gaius Baltar]]'s escorts, bringing Baltar to a private meeting with [[Laura Roslin]]{{TRS|Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II}}.
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| [[File:TRS - Brig Marine 1.jpg|thumb|An unnamed Marine first enters the [[Cylon brig]] to extricate [[Caprica-Valerii]] {{TRS|Epiphanies}}. ]]
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| While [[Laura Roslin]] lays on her deathbed, a female Marine is the first to enter the [[Cylon brig]] to extricate [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|the Caprica copy of Sharon Valerii]] and to bring her to [[sickbay]] {{TRS|Epiphanies}}.
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| This unnamed Marine is later present in the [[rec room]] when [[Felix Gaeta]] talks to [[Kara Thrace]], threatening her that there will come a "reckoning". Gaeta then tells the others to close the hatch to the room, as they need to talk. The marine is later guarding [[Tom Zarek]]'s cell when Gaeta comes there to conspire with Zarek, indicating that he is a member of [[Gaeta's Mutiny|Gaeta's conspiracy]] {{TRS|A Disquiet Follows My Soul}}.
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| ==== Season 4 ====
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| ===== Marine Guard =====
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| When [[Gaius Baltar]] is held in ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]''<nowiki/>'s [[brig]], Lieutenant [[Felix Gaeta]] cannot sleep he dresses and heads for the brig. This Marine on guard stops his advance {{TRS|Taking a Break From All Your Worries}}. When freedom of assembly is restricted, he is put on guard to stop members of the [[Cult of Baltar]] from entering their quarters. When Baltars refuses to leave, the marine beats him up and is only stopped by [[Lee Adama]] and a Marine lieutenant {{TRS|Escape Velocity}}. | |
| :''This Marine is portrayed by [[Steve Lawlor]].'' | | :''This Marine is portrayed by [[Steve Lawlor]].'' |
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| ===== Marine Lieutenant =====
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| This Marine lieutenant escorts [[Lee Adama]] to the [[Cult of Baltar]] quarters, where Adama stops another Marine from beating [[Gaius Baltar]] and informs the people that freedom of assembly has been restored {{TRS|Escape Velocity}}. He was on board of {{callsign|Athena}}'s Raptor, sent to ''[[Hitei Kan]]'' when the ship mutinied against installation of Cylon FTL technology, and then to ''[[Colonial One]]'' to arrest [[Tom Zarek]] {{TRS|A Disquiet Follows My Soul}}. | | This Marine lieutenant escorts [[Lee Adama]] to the [[Cult of Baltar]] quarters, where Adama stops another Marine from beating [[Gaius Baltar]] and informs the people that freedom of assembly has been restored ([[TRS]]: "[[Escape Velocity]]"). He was on board of [[Sharon Agathon]]'s Raptor, sent to ''[[Hitei Kan]]'' when the ship mutinied against installation of Cylon FTL technology, and then to ''[[Colonial One]]'' to arrest [[Tom Zarek]] ([[TRS]]: "[[A Disquiet Follows My Soul]]"). |
| :''This marine is portrayed by [[Hector Johnson]]. This is the first Marine officer to appear since Lieutenant [[Terry Burrell]].'' | | :''This marine is portrayed by [[Hector Johnson]]. This is the first Marine officer to appear since Lieutenant [[Terry Burrell]].'' |
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| [[File:4x04 Mr. Officious.jpg|thumb]] | | [[Image:4x04 Mr. Officious.jpg|thumb]] |
| This Marine is in charge of the investigation on the [[Sons of Ares]]' assault on the [[Cult of Baltar]]. [[Gaius Baltar]] lashes out at him for not doing everything he can to find the perpetrators and calls him "Mr. Officious" {{TRS|Escape Velocity}}.{{clear}} | | This Marine is in charge of the investigation on the [[Sons of Ares]]' assault on the [[Cult of Baltar]]. Gaius Baltar lashes out at him for not doing everything he can to find the perpetrators and calls him "Mr. Officious" ([[TRS]]: "[[Escape Velocity]]"). |
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| A Marine appears clearing the halls of armed civilians. It is unknown whether he is participating in or resisting the Mutiny {{TRS|The Oath}}{{clear}}
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| ===== Securing Marine =====
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| When Admiral Adama is rescued from the [[hangar deck]] [[launch tube]], an unnamed Marine alongside [[Aaron Kelly]] and {{callsign|Athena}} is securing the disarmed Marines {{TRS|Blood on the Scales}}.
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| [[File:Garrett Reisman as Marine.jpg|thumb|Marine #3 poses in front of a [[Viper Mark VII]] on ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]''<nowiki/>'s [[hangar deck]].]]
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| | [[Image:Disquiet Guard.jpg|thumb|Zarek's guard]] |
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| ==== Laura Roslin's Nurse ====
| | This unnamed Marine is later present in the [[rec room]] when [[Felix Gaeta]] talks to [[Kara Thrace]], threatening her that there will come a "reckoning". Gaeta then tells the others to close the hatch to the room, as they need to talk. The marine is later guarding [[Tom Zarek]]'s cell when Gaeta comes there to conspire with Zarek, indicating that he is a member of Gaeta's conspiracy ([[TRS]]: "[[A Disquiet Follows My Soul]]"). |
| [[File:TRS - Epiphanies - Laura Roslin's Nurse.jpg|thumb|A nurse tends to [[Laura Roslin]] following transfusion of [[Hera Agathon]]'s fetal blood {{TRS|Epiphanies}}.]] | |
| An unnamed nurse tends to [[Laura Roslin]] following the transfusion of [[Hera Agathon]]'s fetal blood that reverses the progression of Roslin's cancer {{TRS|Epiphanies}}.
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| An unidentified [[Joe's Bar]] patron is seen drinking and smoking at the bar when {{Callsign|Apollo}} and [[Galen Tyrol]] are present {{TRS|Taking a Break From All Your Worries}}.
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| ==== ''Galactica'' Warrant Officer ====
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| A Warrant Officer can be seen in the corridor as the [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|"Caprica copy" of Sharon Valerii]] is escorted to [[CIC]], where she rids ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s computer of the virus {{TRS|Flight of the Phoenix}}.
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| :''This warrant officer is portrayed by [[Paralee Cook]], a recurring background performer since the [[Miniseries]] whose appearances are uncredited, but identified by computer-aided facial recognition.''
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| | | [[Image:The Oath Headshot Marine.jpg|thumb|Headshot Marine]] |
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| | This Marine is a member of Felix Gaeta's mutiny against Admiral Adama. He is initially seen along some civilians and Marines, raiding a Weapons locker. Along with [[Charlie Connor]] and another marine he later captures [[Lee Adama]] and is ordered by Connor to aim his gun at Lee. Then, [[Kara Thrace]] suddenly appears and shoots him in the head, killing him ([[TRS]]: "[[The Oath]]"). |
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| ==== ''Pegasus'' Brig Marine ====
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| A marine stationed at the [[brig]] during {{Callsign|Helo}} and [[Galen Tyrol]]'s incarceration assists [[Gage]] and [[Vireem]] in their assault of the prisoners, before they are stopped by Colonel [[Jack Fisk]] {{TRS|Resurrection Ship, Part II}}.
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| | A Marine appears clearing the halls of armed civilians. It is unknown whether he is participating in or resisting the Mutiny. ([[TRS]]: "[[The Oath]]") |
| :''This marine, credited as "''Pegasus ''Guard #1," is portrayed by [[Michael Jonsson]].'' | |
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| ==== ''Pegasus'' Guard #2 ==== | | ====Securing Marine==== |
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| | When Admiral Adama is rescued from the [[hangar deck]] [[launch tube]], an unnamed Marine alongside [[Aaron Kelly]] and [[Sharon Agathon]] is securing the disarmed Marines. |
| One of two marines accompanies Lt. [[Alastair Thorne]] to "interrogate" the [[Sharon Valerii (Caprica copy)|Caprica copy of Sharon Valerii]] in ''[[Galactica (TRS)|Galactica]]''<nowiki/>'s [[brig]], and is present during her rape. When {{Callsign|Helo}} and [[Galen Tyrol]] intervene, Tyrol inadvertently kills Thorne, and helps take them into custody.
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| He and his fellow marine arrest Agathon and Tyrol, and accompany them (and Thorne's corpse) in a ''[[Pegasus (TRS)|Pegasus]]'' [[Raptor]] to be presented to Admiral [[Helena Cain]] {{TRS|Pegasus}}.
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| Following the [[Second Exodus]], he is absorbed into ''Galactica''<nowiki/>'s crew contingent, and can be seen in a boxing bout against [[Omar Fischer]] {{TRS|Unfinished Business}}.
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| :''This marine is portrayed by [[Paul Lazenby]] whose appearances were uncredited, but identified by computer-aided facial recognition.''
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| == References ==
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