The commanding officer of the 58th Wildcards, responsible for leading the unproven and under-trained squadron into battle against the Chigs and forging them into veterans.
Vietnam veteran father influencing son's military perspective.
Bill is a professor who can see the strange figures Ryan encounters. He calls them “Lurkers” and offers to help Ryan, whom he believes is gifted and troubled. Bill later becomes one of the people whose loss weighs on Ryan and Caitlin as they argue about whether to continue their temporal experiments.
Paul Saxon is a senator promoting a best-selling book and defending his liberal vision on television. During Bobby Medina’s trial, Kitt Devereux produces a note and photographs suggesting that Paul had a secret sexual relationship with the victim. He denies the affair but admits appearing in one photograph and struggles to explain the others.
A powerful figure in the local water and land dispute, Patrick pressured farmers to sell and regarded Markus's refusal as an obstacle. He denies responsibility for Markus's death and warns Emma that her investigation could cost people money. He later admits he was caught stealing water and threatened with exposure unless he helped an unnamed group.
James Morrison has 60 screen credits in a career dating back to 1983. Their work is anchored in the Jarhead Collection universe with 1 titles. Signature works include Space: Above and Beyond, The One, Seeds of Destruction. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
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