Campus security personnel.
An uncredited barker appearing briefly in the film's theatrical setting.
Boxer or fighter involved in the Invisible Man detective plot.
A guard stationed at the Fabulous Face gym, seen only briefly in In Like Flint.
Cass is one of two men seeking permission to hunt in Utanga territory, but Chief Danka rejects their request. Cass resents Larry's arrival and joins Rand in threatening to drive Larry away, placing him in opposition to Jean and her ally as they investigate the creature.
Supporting aviation figure in Sky Patrol operations.
Al is the middleweight champion who faces Eddie in a series of fights. Eddie wins their first bout, but is badly beaten in the rematch after training lazily. In their final fight, Eddie beats Al mercilessly and leaves him unconscious; later, Al is among those who forgive Eddie.
Scott, who has Native ancestry, was once a friend of Caldwell and Revere, and the group had wondered why he never appeared at the academy as expected. Caldwell later encounters him among the Seminoles, where Scott is secretly involved in efforts to obtain weapons and freedom for his people. He blames Caldwell for the campaign’s deaths and suffering.
Stagecoach employee or guard involved in Westbound's plot.
Carrie's younger brother who impersonates a poisoned forest ranger to manipulate ranchers into selling their land, fights Rex, and ultimately dies after being revealed as a fraud.
Aviation crew member supporting stunt pilot operations.
John Daheim has 128 screen credits in a career dating back to 1939. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently Tailspin Tommy with 2 titles. Signature works include The Man from the Alamo, Detour to Danger, Jeep-Herders. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
