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Roderick Wallis

Roderick Wallis is a worker in Sagittaron's nitrassium processing plant. 
One of his work assignments is to work in the plant's refinement and processing center.
== See also ==
* Orrin Young
* Jerome Zarek
* Karen Zarek
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Roger Aaron Brown

Roger Aaron Brown (born 12 June 1949) is an American character actor who portrayed Colonel Davies in . His performance in that episode was uncredited, but he was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
Born in Washington, D.C., Brown has over 100 credits spanning from 1971 through 2023, and appeared in numerous genre productions, including Dark Skies, Alien Nation, and Star Trek: The Motion Picture. 
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Roger McKenzie

Roger McKenzie is the writer of many comics of the Marvel Comics line based on the Original Series.
== Writer credits for "Battlestar Galactica" Marvel Comics==
*#1: Battlestar Galactica (Part 1 of the "Saga of a Star World" adaptation)
*#2: Exodus! (Part 2)
*#3: Deathtrap! (Part 3)
*#4: Into the Void (an adaptation of "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I")
*#5: A Death in the Family (an adaptation of "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II")
*#6: The Memory Machine
*#7: All Things Past and Present
*#11: Scavenge World
*#12: The Trap!
*#13: Collision Course!
*#14: Trial and Error
*#15: Derelict!
*#16: Berzerker
==External links==
*A list of McKenzie's comic book credits at The Comics' Database
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Rohner

Admiral Rohner pays a visit to Admiral Helena Cain in her ship's quarters on Pegasus while docked at Fleet shipyard at Gemenon.
Rohner orders Cain and her ship to investigate a distress signal near Cylon space, as well as a missing battlestar, Chronos (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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Romo (TOS)

Romo is a Council Member on the Quorum of Twelve in 7346.
President Adar asks Romo to remove from the council chambers after frees from the Aerian Administration Hub. Adama tells Romo to be wary of Osiris (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 3).
After acquiring evidence of Osiris's complicity with the Cylons, Adama reaches out to Romo to request an audience with the Quorum (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 4). 
== Notes ==
* His name and appearance are both a nod to Romo Lampkin from the Re-imagined Series.
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Ron

The name Ron is shared by the following people:
* Ronald D. Moore, developer and executive producer of the Re-imagined Series.
* Ron Baran, rigging best boy for the Re-imagined Series.
* Ron Blecker, military advisor for the Re-imagined Series.
* Ron E. French, producer for the Re-imagined Series.
* Ron Nichols, color timer for the Re-imagined Series.
* Ron Satlof, director of the Galactica 1980 episode, "The Return of Starbuck".
* Ronnie Dyson, a crew member of Orion featured in the Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts comic book series.
Ron Baran

Ron Baran is the Rigging Best Boy for the Re-imagined Series.
Nichols has worked on such films as Ballistic: Ecks vs. Sever, A Cooler Climate, K-9: P.I., Rupert's Land and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed.
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Ron Blecker

Ron Blecker is the military advisor for the Battlestar Galactica Miniseries and television series.
==Biography==
Born in Illinois, Blecker grew up in Oregon who, immediately after graduating high school, joined the United States Army. Blecker has an extensive military background, having served in Army Special Operations Command (USASOC), trained an an Army Ranger, in Special Forces, and trained in SWAT tactics. Blecker's 15 year career in the army ended in 1998 after an accident left him unable to continue serving.
Nearly immediately after leaving the Army, he was hired by Chris Carter as an adviser on The X-Files, as well as Millennium, which he obtained after being referenced by the Vancouver Police Department, having helped train their SWAT team the year prior.
His work on those shows lead to the creation of Def Con 5, a company specializing in military, police and related advisory for movies, television, and other areas, furnishing actors with firearms use for realistic combat scenes. 
Blecker's has worked extensively on both Stargate SG-1 and Stargate Atlantis as weapons handler, adviser, and has even acted in episodes of both series. He has also worked in various films, including all three of the X-Men films.
== Battlestar Galactica ==
Prior to the shooting of the Miniseries, Blecker held a mini boot camp to aid the cast in resembling a realistic military team. He focused on drills and other military procedures to aid in the illusion.
Director Michael Rymer asked Blecker to appear in the Miniseries as the Viper launch officer when Kara Thrace attempts to launch in her Viper.
== References ==
==External Links==
*Def Con 5 Inc
*Ron Blecker interviewed by BSG-Online
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Ron E. French

Ron E. French is a producer on the Re-imagined Series.
French was line producer for the series for the first three seasons. For the fourth season, he was promoted to full-fledged producer.
Previously, French worked on various Vancouver-filmed genre series, including The X-Files, Stargate SG-1, Dark Angel, and Stargate Atlantis.
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Ron Satlof

Ron Satlof is a television director and producer. He is sometimes credited as "Ronald Gilbert Satlof" or "Ronald Satlof". He has been active in the television industry since the 1960s.
Satlof directed "The Return of Starbuck," an episode of Galactica 1980. He also worked on episodes of Perry Mason, The Amazing Spider-Man, and many other shows. 
==External links==
*IMDB profile
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Ronnie Dyson

Ronnie Dyson is the jocular, risking-taking right-hand man of Arvin Tyler aboard Orion. 
Prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Dyson and Tyler pull a heist on a medical supply truck outside the Aquaria City Extended Care Medical Center; Dyson makes the mistake of throwing in that they are members of the Children of Erebus (although this is not the case, and Dyson throws this in as a scare factor), unawares that the Colonial Fleet is listening to all comm-traffic regarding this terrorist organization.
Having done this, Dyson has attracted the unwanted attention of the Colonial Fleet and its military assets, Therion and the Ghost Squadron, who intercept their getaway shuttle, Sword. However, they are saved from having to deal with the Ghosts as hostilities between the Cylons and the Colonials have broken out (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
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Roxann Dawson

Roxann Dawson (born 11 September 1958) is the director of the Caprica episode "End of Line." 
In addition to her acting career (she is mostly known for her role as B'Elanna Torres on Star Trek: Voyager), Dawson has also directed episodes of such series as Star Trek: Voyager, Star Trek: Enterprise, Heroes, the 2009 revival of Melrose Place and The Closer.
She is married to Eric Dawson who served as a casting director for both the TRS series and its prequel series Caprica.
== Director credits for Caprica ==
*Season 1:
**End of Line
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Roy Thinnes

Roy Thinnes (born April 6, 1938) is an American television and film actor best known for his portrayal of lonely hero David Vincent in the ABC 1967–68 television series The Invaders. He also starred in the 1969 British science fiction film Journey To The Far Side Of The Sun. He played the District Attorney in the original pilot episode of Law & Order but did not appear in the series when it sold due to a contractual commitment to the short-lived 1991 NBC remake of the vampire soap opera Dark Shadows.
On , Thinnes played Croft in The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I and The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II.
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Royan Jahee

Royan Jahee appears to be the leader of the "Demand Peace" movement.
After Galactica arrests and interrogates Asha Janik for sabotage, Royan Jahee comes forward as a representative/leader of the Demand Peace movement, demanding peace talks with the Cylons.
Although Jahee claims a leadership role in the Demand Peace movement, it may be that the power base of the movement is shifting to the disaffected fugitive Cylon Gina Inviere.
Jahee had a suite aboard Cloud 9 where he and the rest of Demand Peace's leadership operates . His status, and the status of the rest of Demand Peace, is presently in question after Cloud 9's destruction .
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Russo

In the novelization of the Miniseries, the unnamed Colonial One Captain (credited as the "Transport pilot," played by actor Barclay Hope) of the government-chartered starliner Colonial Heavy 798 in the aired Miniseries is given a name: Captain Russo.
However, the novelization has marked differences from the aired or sourced content of the series, such as Natasi and Jane Cally. As a result, these differences make the novelization a separate continuity from the Re-imagined Series.
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Ruth

Ruth is the mother of Shannon Adama a.k.a. Shannon Adams, and mother-in-law to Joseph Adama. Her grandson, William Adama, refers to her by the affectionate term "Tsattie".
At some point in her life, Ruth was employed as a shooter/assassin for the Ha'la'tha .
In 58 BCH, she lives with Joseph Adama and his son, William, on after the terrorist bombing of Maglev 23 claims both her daughter's and her granddaughter's lives. She has repeatedly attempted to convince Joseph to tell his son William about their true heritage as Taurons, eventually succeeding in this . 
After Amanda Graystone announces publicly that her daughter Zoe Graystone was involved in the bombing of Maglev 23, Ruth supports Joseph's plan to have Amanda assassinated by his brother Sam Adama, believing in blood for blood .
Ruth notes that Evelyn is good for Joseph, implicitly giving Evelyn her blessing to pursue a relationship when informing Evelyn that both she and Willie will be staying with her sister for a while .
Ha'la'tha member Francis is sent to Joseph's apartment to assassinate him after the Guatrau decides to have the Adama brothers killed for smuggling U-87 Cyber Combat Units to Tauron against his wishes, but Ruth kills Francis with a meat cleaver to the back. Ruth then keeps watch in the apartment with a gun while Joseph, Evelyn and William go to Goldie's, a local restaurant, to retrieve fake identity cards so they may go into hiding . 
Following the death of her grandson in a shootout at Goldie's, Ruth is disgusted that the Guatrau's supporters' vendetta would extend to a child. She continues to be part of the Adama family after Joseph marries Evelyn and has another son, also named William .
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* It was revealed in an e-mail that Ruth has tattoos located high on her right arm that represent her children and grandchildren. They appear in a deleted scene when Ruth cuts up meat during her conversation with Joseph Adama in "Reins of a Waterfall." Further, they were added to the character when the show went to series, for they were not present in the Caprica pilot.
* Ruth's surname is never used.
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Rutherford

Rutherford is a ticket master at Los Angeles International Airport. 
Rutherford is at the front desk when Troy and Dillon ("Smith" and "Jones" respectfully) arrive on flights prepared for them by Jamie Hamilton to intercept the damaged craft heading towards New York, as use of their Vipers would further alert the United States government. After some initial confusion about the pronunciation of "A.M.," Dillon hands her a paper given to them by Hamilton, which Rutherford confirms as Flight 2 to New York City. 
She can tell they don't travel by air, since they ask about the metal detector scanners they have to pass through due to the threat posed by hijacking . 
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* The name is derived from her nametag, and not said in dialog. The character and performer are uncredited, and the performer has been identified as Marcia Wolf through the use of computer-aided face recognition.
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Rya Kibby

Rya Kibby is a 17-year-old woman from Gemenon.
She is four months pregnant when she sneaks aboard , seeking to get an abortion with the aid of Dr. Sherman Cottle. She eventually requests asylum in order to prevent her from being returned to her family before having an abortion.
The incident leads to a political struggle between President Laura Roslin and the Gemenese delegation, including their representative Sarah Porter.
Despite a proclamation by Roslin against future abortions, Kibby is still allowed to undergo the procedure, as she has made her request prior to the change in policy .
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Ryan

Chief Ryan is a person who calls Mr. Brooks at the UBC regarding the so-called attempted abduction of Dr. Donald Mortinson. 
As Brooks is attempting to convince Jamie Hamilton to turn in Dillon and Troy to authorities at the time, he tells Ryan that he will have to call him back .
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Ryan Kennedy

Ryan Kennedy was born on December 6, 1982 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. He is the actor that played the role of Odin Sinclair in the series Caprica. 
He is also known for his roles in Genre-Series like:
* "V"
* Stargate Universe
and appeared in Series like: 
* Hellcats 
* Smallville 
* Whistler
* About a Girl
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Ryan McDonell

Ryan Christopher McDonell (born July 13, 1983) is a Canadian actor who portrays Lieutenant Eammon "Gonzo" Pike in various episodes of the Re-imagined Series' fourth season. 
Born in Berwick, Nova Scotia, McDonell has acted in various genre series, including Andromeda and The Twilight Zone.
== External Links ==
*Ryan McDonell interview at GALACTICA.TV
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Ryan Robbins

Ryan Robbins is an actor who portrayed two roles on the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica: the Armistice Officer in the Miniseries, and Charlie Connor in Season 3 and Season 4. He also portrayed the STO soldier and trainer Diego in Caprica.
Robbins, a fan of the Original Series, has a circus background, similar to that of actor Richard Hatch (the original ). Robbins has also acted in theater, starting when he was "quite young," and was a musician prior to acting.
After the Miniseries, Robbins worked on the 2004 dark comedy, Men Feel Pain, playing a "guy going through a really rough time" who is "so desperate to have somebody make my life better [that] I find [a] poor guy and bring all these other people to him and [eventually] decides that he’s going to be the one who saves us all". The role resulted in Robbin's winning the 2005 Leo Award for "Best Performance By A Male in a Short Drama". 
Robbins later won an award as "Best Actor" from the Sacramento Film Festival for his role in 2005's When Jesse Was Born, portraying a young father who tries to make a good life for his family through criminal activities. 
Outside of Battlestar, he also portrayed Ladon Radim, a Genii scientist-turned-leader in Stargate Atlantis in multiple episodes, as well as the character Sands in two episodes of the short-lived Blade television series. He also plays the character of Henry Foss in the Sanctuary television series.
As of 2006, Robbins was married, and had a three-year-old daughter.
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* Ryan Robbins Fan website
* Ryan Robbins interview
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Rycon

Rycon was a battlestar, formerly to as Commander Kronus command, that participated in the Battle of Cosmora Archipelago .
While Rycon's fate is uncertain, it is likely that it is either no longer in service or destroyed by the time of the Battle of Cimtar.
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* This ship was also mentioned in the 2003 Battlestar Galactica video game, which follows a separate continuity to the Original or Re-imagined series.
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Ryden

Ryden is a member of Ghost Squadron who, with Modeen and Goedken, disobey Commander Burkett's (and Alexander Chen's) orders and engage the Cylon forces above Aquaria during the Battle of Aquaria. This rash action results in his death, and in the deaths of Modeen and Goedken (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
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Rylo

Rylo is a male Colonial pilot in his early forties.
A dour and wry fighter ace quick with a quip and a laser cannon, Rylo is an unflappable veteran who has seen it all.
Rylo served aboard the battlestar Galactica as a pilot in Red Wing. Rylo and his wingmates, pilots Lukas, Shane and Tybalt, were all lost when a Cylon force ambushed them over the ice planet Nimbus.
However, rumors continued to persist for several years that Rylo had in fact survived a crash landing on Nimbus, only to be captured by the Cylons. His fate, for now, remains unknown.
==Notes==
*This character is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and Original Series as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
*Actor Richard Hatch, who portrays the Original Series character of Captain , provided the voice for the character of Rylo.
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Rylon

Rylon is a battlestar in service during the Thousand Yahren War.
Captain and his wingman serve as Viper pilots during the attack on Umbra in 7322.
When the Cylons were detected approaching Caprica, Adama has Ila, and evacuated to Rylon.
Later after the battle, Adama brings aboard the boy who saved his life in the Thorn forest for medical care. Unable to determine the boy's parents or identity, Adama provides a Rylon medic with a name: ().
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* The writers of may have meant to call this ship Rycon, a ship that Adama served on under Commander Kronus as noted in "Take the Celestra."
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S.F.M.

The S.F.M. was a paramilitary organization before the Cylon Attack who, depending on one's point of view, were freedom fighters or terrorists devoted to overthrowing the tyrannical local government on Sagittaron that was installed by the government of the Twelve Colonies to facilitate what some believed was an exploitation of Sagittaron's resources by the other colonies.
Infamous prisoner-of-conscience Tom Zarek was a prominent member of the movement, if not the leader. The group believed in using violence to achieve their goal of freedom, including many acts of terrorism .
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* The acronym S.F.M. has been revealed in the Battlestar Galactica: Zarek comic book series to mean Sagittaron Freedom Movement, but it has not been defined in the television series, making this explanation non-canon (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 2).
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S. Irvine

Lt. S. "Flyboy" IrvineName and rank from Official Battlestar Galactica Props & Costumes Auction Archive listing for Lt. S. "Flyboy" Irvine's nameplate. is the callsign of a Viper pilot on Galactica. Under the command of Captain , and accompanied by Louanne "Kat" Katraine, Irvine protects Adama as he attempts to destroy a Cylon Heavy Raider . Irvine proves he can be reckless, as well as jokes a lot in the cockpit, even in dire situations. 
When Galactica is infiltrated by Cylon Centurions, Irvine is among the first to happen upon the interlopers as their group attempts to make their way from the hangar deck. He is killed by a Centurion in the ensuing panic .
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SIGINT

SIGINT is an acronym for the Signals and Intelligence division of the Colonial Fleet, which aggregates and disseminates intercepted information during the First Cylon War thereby aiding in planning both offensive and defensive missions throughout the Cyrannus system.
This feature was rolled out in the December 2017 Battlestar Galactica Deadlock: Reinforcement Pack update, and can be accessed through the "Intelligence" screen in Daidalos' CIC.
== SIGINT Advisories ==
The SIGINT Advisory is updated during each turn, and may consist of one or more of the following update types:
* Officers that are ready for promotion, once their Experience Points reach the next promotion tier.
* New blueprints available to be unlocked via the redemption of Requisition Points.
* Cylon fleet movements. These can be exact, pointing to a specific point, or generalized as a warning that random attacks may occur. 
* Resource Missions. 
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* The SIGINT feature was announced in 16 November 2017 "Dev Diary" entry.
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