Armistice Officer
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| Age | Late 40's to 50's. | ||||
| Colony | Caprica (presumed) | ||||
| Birth Name | Unknown | ||||
| Death | Mini-Series | ||||
| Parents | Unknown | ||||
| Siblings | Unknown | ||||
| Children | Boxey | ||||
| Marital Status | Married (Unknown) | ||||
| Role | Officer assigned to Armistice Station. | ||||
| Rank | Colonel | ||||
| Portrayed by | Ryan Robbins | ||||
Biography
The Armistice Station Officer is known as Colonel Wakefield according to the novelization of the Miniseries. He is also the father of Boxey. He was assigned to the Armistice Station, where he would represent the Twelve Colonies to attempt their continuation of diplomatic relations between the exiled Cylons and humans.
Col. Wakefield is the first member of the Colonial Fleet to see the Cylons in over 40 years when two upgraded Cylon Centurions and someone that appears to be a strikingly beautiful human female arrive at the station. This female is actually a Cylon construct that viewers would later know as Number Six. This copy of Six sexually assaults the officer. He dies when a Cylon basestar destroys the station with missiles, signaling the start of the Cylon Attack (Miniseries).
Col. Wakefield was apparently assigned Armistice Station duty by Fleet Headquarters, who sends a general message on the status of all FTL-capable ships that were able to Jump to the Armistice Station to aid the Courier officer when he fails to report or return to Headquarters. Commander Adama, on receiving this message from Headquarters from Galactica's Watch Officer, Lieutenant Gaeta, indicates that the battlestar's scheduled decommissioning ceremonies later that day would make them a bit too busy to help (Miniseries).