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John Porter

John Porter was a former SAS soldier. He was killed after being sold out by the Pakistani government to Pakistani terrorist Latif. Members of Section 20 witnessed his death at the hands of Latif himself.
== Biography ==
Sergeant John Porter had been in the S.A.S. for five years when he encountered Damien Scott of Delta Force during his deployment to Afghanistan in 2001. The two coordinated with a rebel leader named Latif and therefore were the only ones in their respective militaries able to identify him.
In 2003, just prior to the Invasion of Iraq, Porter's squadron was sent on a hostage rescue mission to Basra joined by Captain Hugh Collinson from Military Intelligence. During the course of the operation, Porter saved the life of an Iraqi child who then, from all appearances, went on to kill two of Porter's comrades and leave another severely brain damaged. Porter was blamed for the incident and he chose to retire from the military rather than be Returned to Unit. In 2010 Porter encountered the child, then a young man, during the rescue of journalist Katie Dartmouth in the same region. He informed Porter that Collinson had killed his comrades. Collinson, now a Major in charge of Section 20, invited Porter to join the Section where he eventually became it's best agent. He was involved in the break out from Chikirubi Prison in Harare of Felix Masuku. On a later mission to retrieve Gerry Baxter from the insurgent Zahir Sharq, Porter confronted and gained a confession from Collinson about his role in the incident in 2003 when Collinson had panicked and fired on his own team. Collinson then sacrificed his life to allow Porter to escape.
In 2011, Porter was captured by the terrorist Latif, who webcast messages read by Porter to his supervisors in the Section. Porter realized he had been sold out by someone in the Section and managed to encode a message within outbursts during his final webcast using a code known only to Damien Scott. At the end of the webcast, he was executed by a disguised Latif with a gunshot to the head.
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Category:Section 20
Julia Richmond

Sergeant Julia Richmond is Section 20's chief communications officer, responsible for maintaining contact with agents in the field and all other relevant transmissions. She is exceptionally bright, technologically adept and proficient in several languages.
In the final episode of season 2 (Strike Back: Project Dawn), she gets injured in the attack on the Section 20 base in Budapest by Latif's Pakistani militant extremists.
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== External links ==
* Cinemax description
Richmond, Julia
Category:Section 20
Kate Marshall

Captain Kate Marshall was an intelligence analyst with Section 20. She was also one of Section 20's most skilled and experienced undercover operatives.
She and Sergeant Michael Stonebridge had an affair. She was kidnapped by Daniel Connolly's men. Kate was rigged with a bomb. Connelly promises to disarm it if they let him go, however he goes back on the deal and escapes, while Kate dies in the explosion.
== Profile ==
Personal Information
Name: Kate Marshall
Born: Dublin, Ireland
Family:
Father - Rupert Marshall, Mother - Rachel Marshall,
Brothers - Sean and Cillian
Notes: Marshall, the daughter of a diplomat, had a well-traveled family, and grew up in Cairo and London, where she displayed a natural aptitude for learning languages.
Education and Military Training
- Attended RCB officer training at Sandhurst, excelling in physical combat and marksmanship.
- Studied linguistics at Trinity College, honing language skills and mastering Arabic.
- Applied for work with the intelligence corps, though mostly worked with theoretical exercises.
- In 2004 took MA courses in Pashto and Urdu at London's School of Oriental and African Studies.
Notes: Marshall was well-regarded, with exceptional smarts and surprising strength.
Military Activity
- 2001 - After 9/11, her language skills made her valuable asset in the Middle East, and was transferred by Army Intelligence Corps to Oman.
- 2003 - Worked as liaison with Iraqis, sourcing and briefing local assets; quickly made a strong impression on high ranking officers for her language skill and strategic acumen, and promoted to the rank of 1st Lieutenant.
- 2005 - Returned to the field after additional language study.
- 2006 - Recruited for Force Reconnaissance Unity, receiving SAS training.
- 2007 - Began working with the covert special force 'The Increment' in Pakistan.
- 2010 - Recruited to Section 20 by Colonel Eleanor Grant.
Psychological Profile
- Exceedingly gifted with languages, Marshall is also an extremely competent field operative, with surprising physical strength.
- Having grown up in Cairo and London, feels at home in almost any environment. Works well with local communities, creating valuable contacts seemingly on the fly.
- Seems almost emotionally drawn to the excitement of the battlefield, where she has fostered deep friendships, and on more than one occasion, romantic interests.
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== External links ==
* Cinemax description
* Section 20 Agent Profiles
Marshall, Kate
Category:Section 20
Katie Dartmouth

Katie Dartmouth is a British war correspondent and is the daughter of Sir Patrick Dartmouth. She was kidnapped and her film crew was killed outside Basra by the "Sword of Islam". Later, when a secret ransom offer is made, her kidnappers dismember her left hand with a sword on a live webcast to prove their determination. This webcast is then tracked by Section 20, and leads to the losses of Alpha Team.
Category:Characters
Category:Journalist
Kenneth Bratton

Kenneth Bratton was the Senior Executive of the British Armaments from ATAT Systems. He was kidnapped from his hotel room in Baghdad, 15 days before the 2003 Invasion of Iraq. Bratton was in Iraq as part of Operation Trojan Horse - to plant WMDs in Iraq to vindicate the war. His company was in charge of planting VX Gas in Iraq. It wasn't placed due to his kidnapping and was kept at the ATAT facility in Cape Town.
Daniel Connolly, an IRA terrorist now working for Latif, attempts to gain the VX Nerve gas and nearly succeds and kills Bratton in the process.
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Kim Martinez

Kim Martinez is an American DEA agent stationed in Colombia. She came to the DEA as a decorated member of the Marine Corps' Military Police unit, with which she was stationed in Iraq and the US. Born in Chicago to a Dominican father and Mexican mother, Martinez uses her Spanish-speaking heritage to her advantage while working in a DEA's Foreign-deployed Advisory Support Team (FAST) unit in the fight against South American drug cartels. She teams up with Section 20 on the ground in Colombia.
== External links ==
* Cinemax description
Latif

Imran Sarbanri better known as Latif is a terrorist group leader from Pakistan that was being hunted by Section 20 in Season 2.
== Biography ==
Latif was former member of the ISI. He is the man that is responsible for the deaths of John Porter and Captain Kate Marshall as well as many more, he also succedded in killing Colonel Eleanor Grant outside Budapest, Hungary; but killed himself in the process.
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Category:Person of Interest
Liam Baxter

Sergeant Liam Baxter is Section 20's communications officer. He is executed by Leo Kamali in Lebanon, at the start of Season 4.
== Profile ==
Personal Information
Name: Liam Baxter
Born: 1981 | Kerry, Ireland
Family: Mother: Angela; Father: Douglas; Sisters: Janine, Andrea
Notes: Self-confident as a child, took care of mother and sisters as father spent days on end at the pub.
Military Experience
2003-2007: Served four tours in Iraq.
2007: Recruited by Sinclair to join Section 20.
Once defended local Iraqi girl from rape at the hands of two of his fellow soldiers, who were subsequently court marshaled and dishonorably discharged.
Additional Notes
A slave to detail with a definite anal retentive streak, Baxter plays everything by the book. Baby-faced with an innocuous demeanor, he is a disciplined and dedicated soldier, with a penchant for army 'toys' and prolific skill and expertise in the technological arena.
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== External links ==
* Section 20 Agent Profiles
Category:Characters
Category:Section 20
Michael Stonebridge

Sergeant Michael Stonebridge is a British operative with Section 20.
== Profile ==
Personal Information
Name: Michael Stonebridge
Born: North London, England - 1982
Family: Father - Deceased, Mother - Deceased, Foster Family - Redmonds - Deceased, Wife - Kerry Edwards
Notes: Stonebridge's father was a Marine killed in the Falklands war during his childhood. Mother abandoned him two years later, and Stonebridge had a difficult childhood, feeling out of place in his foster home. Joined the Royal Marines at age 18. Wife Kerry is very family-oriented, but Stonebridge's eye has been known to wander, even in the field.
Military Training
2000 - Enlisted in the Royal Marines.
2002 - Promoted to Corporal.
2002 - Applied for SBS selection - Failed, this is common on first effort.
Trained in extreme weather conditions, underwent navigation.
2005 - Accepted to British Navy’s (SBS).
Notes: First rate soldier. Tries twice as hard when faced with adversity. Well-liked by his fellow soldiers. Natural leader.
Military Activity
2001-2003 - Royal Marines Commando
- Stationed on ships; didn't see much action.
2003 - Operation Iraqi Freedom
- First wave landing force in Iraq.
- Performed admirably, promoted to Corporal during first tour.
2004 - Accepted for SBS service - among the most selective in the world
- Worked counter-insurgency in Iraq on Task Force Black.
- Two tours in Afghanistan. Participated in anti-Taliban attacks across the Pakistan border.
2005-2007 - Operation Iraqi Freedom - Promoted to Sergeant
- Oversaw large scale joint US-UK operations in Fallujah.
- Commanded special forces unit in hunt for Al Qaeda operatives.
2010 - Personally requested by Col. Eleanor Grant to join Section 20.
Psychological Profile
- Unparalleled field discipline.
- Challenges of military life and difficulty conceiving taking toll on marriage; unclear how long he will remain in the field.
- Numerous emotional stresses may be beginning to crack his sharp military focus.
== External links ==
* Cinemax description
* Section 20 Agent Profiles
* Show Case profile
Stonebridge, Michael
Category:Section 20
Mossad

HaMossad (literally translated as The Institute - "Ha" in Hebrew means "the") is Israel's civilian foreign intelligence and covert action organization, as opposed to Shin Bet (or SHABAK) which is the Israeli internal security service, and AMAN, which is Israel's military intelligence service. The full name is The Institute for Intelligence and Special Operations (Hebrew: המוסד למודיעין ולתפקידים מיוחדים‎).
Category:Intelligence agencies
Oliver Sinclair

Major Oliver Sinclair was Section 20's chief intelligence officer, responsible for the logistics and management of the entire team and the high-tech mobile unit known as the crib. In all day-to-day operations, He was Colonel Grant's right hand man and later for Rachel Dalton.
He was executed by a South African mercenary.
== External links ==
* Cinemax description
Sinclair, Oliver
Category:Section 20
Philip Locke

Lt. Colonel Philip Locke is the commanding officer in charge of Section 20. He's a decorated military officer who's served as part of the SAS, UK Special Forces, and other groups at the highest levels. During his time in the British military, he served six tours in Northern Ireland.
Locke has made personal sacrifices for his country--one of his children was killed in a revenge attack plotted by the IRA. He's seen and done it all, and expects only the best from his team.
Category:Section 20
Rachel Dalton

Major Rachel Dalton was a British military intelligence officer who was eventually placed in command of Section 20 after the death of Colonel Eleanor Grant.
After leading the effort to locate Conrad Knox she suffered a wound when the nuclear weapons failed to detonate. In his rage, Conrad Knox shot her in the stomach before attempting to flee. Dalton survived the wound. She later was killed by Mairead McKenna in Season 4.
== Biography ==
She was formerly an officer in British Military Intelligence and worked undercover for a long stint in North Africa and the Middle East. On her many assignments she is known to employ unconventional methods, but always get results.
== Profile ==
Personal Information
Name: Rachael Dalton
Born: 18 May 1978 | England, West London
Education: Bristol University; Arabic Studies
Family: Mother: Eleanor, English Professor, Father: Ralph, Language Professor at School of African and Oriental Studies; Grandfather: Lt-Col Anthony Dalton of NATO Command.
After her death a picture of a boy with "I love you mummy" written on the back was found in her belongings suggesting she had a son.
Notes: Studied at St. Paul's school in North London as a youth; frequent disciplinary problems but sporting excellence saved her from expulsion.
Military Experience
12 September 2001: Becomes serving member of the British military with rank of Captain.
2003: Recruited to join the elite Special Reconnaissance Regiment.
2007-2010: Posted to Tangiers, Tunis and Tripoli with Military Intelligence.
Military Activity
Has a reputation for quickly gaining results, prepared to all available resources, including her body, to develop a critically important network of intelligence in the fight against Muslim extremists. Superiors believed to have overlooked minor cases of insubordination and unorthodox methodology because of her ability to get positive outcomes. Authorized to operate solo out in the region, traveling freely and gathering vital intel.
Psychological Profile
Grew up connecting ideological fervor with a degree of hypocrisy and a corollary lack of interest in family life. This view continues to color her perspective on politics and authority. Dalton prefers the cut and thrust of the field to the more steady demands of desk work.
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== References ==
http://www.deadline.com/2012/01/rhona-mitra-to-join-cinemax-action-drama-strike-back-as-female-lead-in-season-2/
== External links ==
* Section 20 Agent Profiles
* Cinemax description
Category:Characters
Category:Section 20
Robson Green

Robson Green is a British actor that will join the cast as Philip Locke in Season 4.
Robson is a British TV icon. His well received series "Wire in the Blood" and several other shows were produced by his own production company located in the Northeast of England. He is also a great host for UK's Channel5 reality program "Extreme Fishing with Robson Green".
Robson has proved to be an actor with great charisma, a wide range of acting roles, and is still one of the sexiest men in our time.
Category:Actors
SAPS STF

The South African Police Service Special Task Force (SAPS STF ) is the special operations element of the South African Police Service (SAPS).
The STF had a formidable reputation in counter-terrorism and insurgency Unlike most civilian/police counter-terrorism units around the world, the special task force is also trained to conduct military special operations and has done so on many occasions, operating with their military counterparts.
Captain Marcus Radebe and his team assisted Section 20 in hunting down Conrad Knox in Johannesburg.
Category:Military Unit
SAS

The Special Air Service is the principal special operations organisation of the British Army. Formed in 1941 to conduct raids behind German lines in North Africa. In 1975 they were given extra responsibility in a counter terrorist role in reaction to the attack at the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, forming the Counter Revolutionary Warfare (CRW) wing. It forms part of the United Kingdom Special Forces, alongside the Special Boat Service (SBS) and the Special Reconnaissance Regiment (SRR).
The SAS is widely regarded as the finest and best trained special forces unit in the world.
== Known Members ==
* John Porter
* Michael Stonebridge
* Felix Masuku
* Craig Hanson
* James Leatherby
* Philip Locke
Category:Military Unit
Season 1

The first season of Strike Back premiered on May 5, 2010 and concluded on May 19, 2010 .Chris Ryan's Strike Back is a six-part British Television series based on the novel of the same name written by best-selling author and former soldier of the Special Air Service, Chris Ryan.
== Strike Back: Origins ==
Cinemax announced it would be airing the original season of Strike Back as Strike Back: Origins, as it was never screened in the United States.
== Main Cast ==
* Richard Armitage as John Porter
* Andrew Lincoln as Hugh Collinson
* Jodhi May as Layla Thompson
* Orla Brady as Katie Dartmouth
* Shelley Conn as Danni Prendiville
== Recurring Characters ==
* Colin Salmon as James Middleton
* Orla Brady as Katie Dartmouth
* Craig Hawks as Steve Andrews
* Ewen Bremner as Gerry Baxter
== Episode Listing ==
#	Title 	Directed by 	Written by 	Original air date	UK viewers(million)http://www.barb.co.uk/viewing/weekly-top-10/
1	Episode 1	Daniel Percival	Jed Mercurio 	 	1.008
2	Episode 2	Daniel Percival	Jed Mercurio 	 	0.803
3	Episode 3	Daniel Percival	Jed Mercurio & Alan Whiting	 	0.857
4	Episode 4	Daniel Percival	Jed Mercurio & Alan Whiting	 	0.764
5	Episode 5	Edward Hall 	Robert Murphy 	 	0.890
6	Episode 6	Edward Hall 	Robert Murphy 	 	0.872
== References ==
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Season 2

The second season of Strike Back premiered on August 21, 2011 and concluded on October 23, 2011. Strike Back: Project Dawn, as it is known in the United Kingdom (or just Strike Back in the United States) is a ten-part British-American action serial television series.
== Main Cast ==
* Philip Winchester as Michael Stonebridge
* Sullivan Stapleton as Damien Scott
* Amanda Mealing as Eleanor Grant
* Eva Brithistle as Kate Marshall
* Rhashan Stone as Oliver Sinclair
* Michelle Lukes as Julia Richmond
* Jimi Mistry as Latif
Category:Seasons
Season 3

Season 3 of Strike Back or Strike Back: Vengeance, as it is known in the United Kingdom aired in August 17, 2012. Filming for the 10-part series began in South Africa in early 2012. 
== Main Cast ==
* Philip Winchester as Michael Stonebridge
* Sullivan Stapleton as Damien Scott
* Rhona Mitra as Rachel Dalton
* Rhashan Stone as Oliver Sinclair
* Michelle Lukes as Julia Richmond
* Charles Dance as Conrad Knox
== Recurring Characters ==
* Shane Taylor as Craig Hanson
* Natalie Becker as Jessica Kohl
* Vincent Regan  as Carl Matlock
* Stephanie Vogt as Christy Bryant
== Locations ==
* Somalia: The Somali flag (a white star on a blue background) is briefly seen spray painted on a wall during the first series 2 production recon which can be viewed on the Cinemax site.
== References ==
* http://sky1.sky.com/strike-back/strike-back-explodes-back-onto-sky-1-for-2012
* http://www.deadline.com/2012/01/rhona-mitra-to-join-cinemax-action-drama-strike-back-as-female-lead-in-season-2/
* http://www.tvguide.com/News/Strike-Back-Rhona-Mitra-1048260.aspx
* http://insidetv.ew.com/2012/06/08/strike-back-season-2-promo/
Category:Seasons
Season 4

Season 4 of Strike Back or Strike Back: Shadow Warfare, as it is known in the United Kingdom air in August 9 of 2013.
== Main Cast ==
* Philip Winchester as Michael Stonebridge
* Sullivan Stapleton as Damien Scott
* Michelle Lukes as Julia Richmond
* Rhona Mitra as Rachel Dalton
* Liam Garrigan as Liam Baxter
* Robson Green as Philip Locke
* Milauna Jackson as Kim Martinez
* Zubin Varla as Leo Kamali
== Recurring Characters ==
* Martin Clunes as Sebastian Gray
* Dougray Scott as James Leatherby
* Greg Kolpakchi as Victor Ulyanov
* Rain Elwood as Katya
* Ivan Kamaras as Skander
* Marcel Iures as Arkady Ulyanov
* Raoul Trujillo as Miguel Gomez
* Tereza Srbova as Nina Pirogova
* Mihai Arsene as Leonid Pelyovin
* Andreas Utterhall as Erik Andersson
== References ==
* http://www.imdb.com/news/ni37595213/
* http://www.tvwise.co.uk/2013/01/robson-green-joins-sky1cinemax-action-series-strike-back/
Category:Seasons
Section 20

Section 20 is an elite British government military black ops counter-terrorism unit originally formed within the Secret Intelligence Service (MI6) that's responsible for covertly travelling around to globe to attack terrorist threats where they originate.http://blogs.indiewire.com/thompsononhollywood/strike_back_strikes_back Focusing on high-risk and top-priority targets, the unit is capable of moving from country to country anywhere in the world, sometimes covertly, sometimes with the agreement of the government. Section 20 operates as a highly sophisticated mobile intelligence unit.
The motto of Section 20 is Defendere quaerere or "seek to defend".
== Commanding Officer ==
* Hugh Collinson
* Eleanor Grant
* Rachel Dalton
* Philip Locke
* Adeena Donovan
* Alexander Coltrane
== References ==
 
Category:Military Unit
Category:Intelligence agencies
Strike Back Wiki

== Welcome to the Strike Back Wiki ==
A high-octane, globe-spanning thriller with storylines ripped from today's headlines, Strike Back, Cinemax's first scripted prime-time original drama series, focuses on two members of a top-secret intelligence agency known as Section 20: Michael Stonebridge, a British sergeant on the elite counter-terrorism team, and Damien Scott, a former U.S. Delta Force operative who was discharged on the eve of the U.S. invasion of Iraq. Stonebridge, Scott and the rest of Section 20 criss-cross the globe on the trail of a deadly international terrorist named Latif, who is planning a major attack involving a cache of WMD that could have global repercussions.
The Strike Back series is an action/thriller drama based on the novel of the same name by ex-SAS soldier Chris Ryan. The show debuted in the UK on Sky1 in May 2010. There has since been another two series broadcast and the show has been commissioned for a fourth season which is set to air in August 2013.
== Contents ==
=== Seasons ===
* Season 1
* Season 2
* Season 3
* Season 4
* Season 5
* Season 6
* Season 7
=== Strike Back Links ===
* sky1 Strike Back Official Website
* Cinemax's Strike Back Official Website
* Facebook: Strike Back
* IMDB: Strike Back
== Latest activity ==
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