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Julian DiMarco

Julian "Marksman" DiMarco is formerly the commanding officer of Columbia (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0), in addition to being a former Viper pilot (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1). He later attempts to overthrow the Colonial government, believing it to be corrupt and in need of restoration (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4—6).
William Adama serves under DiMarco on Columbia as that ship's executive officer for a number of years, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".
Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the Colonial Fleet and entered the Expeditionary Fleet a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of . 
A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into Neutral Space, was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6).
He later marries Sil, one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after Christa Nolan kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and Darja Purat, his weapons supplier (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5). After Kara Thrace and manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them. 
DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a Viper Mark II fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the Colonial Military Complex on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6). 
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Julius Baltar

Julius Baltar is the father of Gaius Baltar. Originally a farmer on Aerilon, in his later years he resides on , where he is cared for by various nurses. 
Disappointed in his son for turning his back on his family, Julius acts up with at least three of the nurses to try and get Gaius' attention. Gaius, on the other hand, is incensed following the departure of Nurse Barbara and how his father treats the objects that Gaius procures for him, such as the "shirt he dribbles on." Gaius considers Julius an "obnoxious, spiteful, cantankerous old git." 
Shortly after meeting both Gaius and Julius, Caprica-Six arranges for Julius to be moved to The Regency, a rest home where the residents are urged to grow their own food and thus allowing Julius to return to his roots as a farmer. Julius is happy there and Baltar seems pleased about this, showing that he truly does care about his father despite his attitude towards him . 
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Jump ship

A jump ship is a type of suborbital vehicle employed by civilians in the Twelve Colonies prior to the First Cylon War.
One such jump ship is utilized by the Monotheist Church to transport new recruits from the Gemenon spaceport to the Soldiers of the One training camp .
As part of initiation into the STO, new recruits are subjected to a simulated hijacking of the jump ship in which polytheist rebels take control and demand they renounce the "The One True God" or face execution. Unaware that it is simply a test, Lacy Rand is the only recruit aboard her jump ship to go on the offensive, attacking one of the "hijackers" - STO training camp leader Kevin Reikle - and forcing Diego to end the simulation .
Part of the simulation includes actual physical contact between the jump ship and a larger aircraft .
Some time later, Lacy Rand, Odin Sinclair and several other surviving recruits consider taking the STO jump ship and fleeing Gemenon .
:The interior of the jump ship is a redress of the MLMT train set from the Caprica pilot. Distinctive bulkhead patterns identical to those seen aboard the Galactica in the Re-imagined Series are present in both the jump ship and train sets.
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Jurgen Belzen

Jurgen Belzen was Admiral Helena Cain's long-time executive officer on Pegasus and close friends with her.
When the battlestar puts in for a lengthy overhaul at the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards, he plans to go paragliding on Scorpia. After the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies Pegasus conducts an attack on what is believed to be a small Cylon communications relay, but turns out to be a large staging area. When the Cylons jump in 15 squadrons of Raiders to close an apparent trap, Cain orders to launch all remaining Viper squadrons. Not wanting to waste their outnumbered Vipers, Belzen urges Cain to reconsider and recall the first squadron and order a retreat. Cain views his persistence and official refusal to carry out her order as insubordination, asks for his sidearm and shoots him in the head with it in front of the entire CIC crew. Pegasus eventually wins the battle, but with staggering losses. 
These events are later told to Colonel Tigh by Colonel Fisk. Although Fisk later says that he has been lying, Tigh remains convinced that he has been telling the truth ("Pegasus," "Razor").
== Notes ==
* Although Fisk laughs his claims off as a joke in the episode "Pegasus," Ronald D. Moore said in a blog entry that all of it is in fact true. The events are later depicted, and thus confirmed, in "Razor".
* His first name, as it is German, should be written "Jürgen" or "Juergen," but it is not unusual to drop diacritical marks in English as the name is pronounced with a "u" in it.
* Steve Bacic also played the XO of the Andromeda, in the series of the same name, who was also killed by his commanding officer.
* His counterpart in the Original Series is Tolan.
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Just Wondering About That Military Roadblock Thing

Just Wondering About That Military Roadblock Thing is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Ralston Sinclair. It was printed in November 16, YR42.
== Story ==
Why was there a military roadblock in the first place when a Graystone Industries truck collided with it?
Am I the only person who wants to know the answer to that question? Or even thought to ask it? 
Yeah, a Graystone Industries truck blew up to hell and gone recently when it collided with a military roadblock. I'm sure it was a hell of a thing, straight out of a TV show - a runaway truck goes full speed into glorious destruction, exploding into a thousand frakkin' fireballs when it collided with a bunch of tanks. 
But why was there a MILITARY roadblock? What the hell was in that truck that made a bunch of frakkin' soldiers scurry about in the middle of the night with tanks and bazookas and stop it from ever reaching wherever the hell it was going? 
We're never going to know. You know why? Because it's classified. And because Daniel Graystone - beautiful, brilliant, morally BANKRUPT Daniel Graystone - is now too drunk or too depressed or too whatever to talk about it. 
Vergis sure as hell doesn't give a damn - that was before his regime, and he's now too busy making toy soldiers. 
I don't know about you folks, but a Graystone Industries truck colliding with a bunch of damn tanks...I got a feeling in my gut that this little PR embarrassment is just the beginning of something much, much bigger. 
And something much, much more horrible. 
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KIA

: In both series the initialism KIA (Killed in Action) is a casualty classification assigned to combatants, military chaplains, combat medics, and prisoners of war who are reported killed during wartime or ceasefire.
Please choose a specific reference relating to the term :
* For Original Series Warriors who may be listed thusly, see: List of Warriors.
* For Re-imagined Series officers within the who may be listed thusly, see: List of pilots.
Kacey Brynn

Kacey Brynn is a two year-old girl who lives on board with her mother, Julia Brynn . Brynn also has a special bond with Kara Thrace. 
== On New Caprica ==
During the Cylon occupation of New Caprica, Leoben Conoy brings Brynn into the apartment in the New Caprica Detention Center where he is holding Thrace. He claims Brynn is their child. According to Leoben, one of Thrace's eggs, removed from her during "The Farm," was fertilized with his genetic material and implanted in a human surrogate mother.
Thrace doesn't want anything to do with Brynn and hides in the bathroom when Leoben leaves the two of them alone together . But Brynn falls and needs medical care, which seems to change Thrace's feelings toward her. After Brynn is released from the Cylon medical center, Thrace is seen tenderly putting her to bed, and it seems Thrace genuinely cares for her .
When Samuel Anders frees Thrace from her prison during Galactica's rescue attempt, Thrace goes back to make sure Brynn escapes. By this point she has bought into Leoben's lie and refers to Brynn as "my daughter" .
== On Galactica ==
Immediately after Thrace and Brynn's return to , Brynn is reunited with her real mother, Julia Brynn. Julia reveals that the Cylons took Brynn from her earlier in the occupation and she feared that her child was dead .
Some time after their return, Brynn and her mother are living as refugees in Camp Oil Slick on Galactica. Brynn still remembers Thrace and wants to see her. Thrace is still recovering from Leoben's manipulations and does not want to see Brynn, telling her mother not to visit her again.
Later, Thrace has a change of heart and visits the two in their makeshift home on the hangar deck. Brynn shares a doll with Thrace, after Thrace seems to have come to terms with their relationship .
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* Kacey is named after David Weddle's niece.
*In his "Precipice" podcast, Ronald D. Moore says that Madeline Parker, the child actor who plays Kacey, is "one of the better child actors I've worked with." 
*He goes on to explain that Katee Sackhoff (Kara Thrace) and Parker share a special bond off screen in addition to their relationship on screen. In his "Precipice" podcast, Moore says that Sackhoff would often play with Parker between takes, and in the "Torn" podcast he states that Sackhoff coached Parker during filming.
* Kacey's last name, Brynn, is confirmed by the cast page listing of the script.
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Kacey Rohl

Kacey Rohl is the actress who portrayed the Ada in Caprica episode "Unvanquished". According to her Twitter, Ada will reappear in an upcoming episode.
Rohl has appeared in the Lifetime film The Client List and such genre television series as Fringe and V.
According to the Internet Movie Database, she will star in the upcoming film Red Riding Hood.
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Kai

Kai is a pyramid player with the Caprica Buccaneers, of which her fiancé Wheeler was a part. 
Kai trains with Samuel T. Anders in the mountains during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, prior to hearing the first explosions from this event. Discovering that Cylons are indeed involved, she joins Anders' nascent resistance. 
She participates in support of the resistance's first offensive on the Cylons, inspired by The Tauron Line, by planting an explosive device inside of a Centurion's leg with the intent of other Centurions retrieving the Trojan horse for deposit inside of a Cylon repair shed. Having been found out before a lone Centurion could bring it within the container, Kai and Coach take Wheeler's improvised explosive device (inside of a pyramid ball) to throw it into the trailer—discovering that the earlier explosion caused a hole in its door big enough for a ball to go through) to salvage the operation before Cylon reinforcements arrive. The exploded Centurion, still operational, takes aim at them but Kai jumps onto its bulk as it fires, allowing Coach to deliver the explosive as she absorbs the fatal rounds .
== Notes ==
* The relationship between Wheeler and Kai is discussed in a deleted scene, where Wheeler is razzed for not recognizing her as she practices on a one-on-one session with Samuel T. Anders .
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Kaitai syndrome

Kaitai syndrome is a rare and incurable condition afflicting older Capricans.
The condition erodes the brain's neuro-pathways, resulting in the eventual, complete loss of mental capacities.
Commander Adama is afflicted by this condition in 7347, which results in his transference of command to Apollo and his subsequent cryogenic suspension (War of Eden 1-3). 
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Kali

Kali is the creator of the robotic successors to her own race, the ().
== Cylons ==
Having created the machines and have convinced her government to support their production, she aimed to use the machines to conquer the galaxy and thus elevating the Cylons to godhood. However, her mate rejected this path for it was not, in his words, the Cylon way. Others agreed with her mate and fought against the robotic forms, leading to their reptilian makers being eradicated and their machines assuming the mantle of "Cylons" ( & ).
== Exile ==
She leftEither she was exiled or fled, it is not entirely clear which is true. the Cylon homeworld and ventured out into space, stumbling upon an unknown planet the featured a veritable array of technologies left behind by a long-dead civilization .
As an effect of residing on the unnamed planet, she outlives her race by over a thousand yahrens and is able to learn to use the machines and technologies left to her ().
Sometime during her exile, discovers her and they enter into a relationship. During their meetings, they devise a plan to penetrate another universe and take over the from that universe ( & ). 
Using these technologies, she is able to create a wormhole that bridges two disparate parallel universes where mankind has been destroyed by robotic creatures called Cylons ( & ). 
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Kali's mate

Kali's mate is a who resisted the creation of the robotic successors to his own race ().
== Cylons ==
Having created the machines and having convinced her government to support their production, Kali aimed to use the machines to conquer the galaxy in a quest to elevate the Cylons to godhood. However, both he and others rejected this path for he believed that conquest was not the Cylon way. This action lead to not only Kali's departure from the Cylon homeworld but also an uprising that lead to the reptilian Cylons' eradication and their machines assuming the mantle of "Cylons" ( & ).
== Misplaced Blame ==
Upon arranging her "rescue" from exile from an unknown planet, she reveals that while she is indeed a Cylon, it is her mate who created the robotic Cylons (, , ). 
In reality, she continues to view her mate as a "fool" for not realizing the power that her creations had in establishing the Cylons as rulers of the universe ().
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Kalpa snow garrison

Kalpa snow garrison is an outpost that was commanded by Croft at one time, according to a report generated by the database. Its name, as well as Croft's skills in "sub-zero survival techniques" point to the outpost being one with a harshly cold environment .
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Kandi Trieste

Kandi Trieste is a dice girl at the Astral Utopia casino. 
In 7346, woos Trieste and she becomes one of his many girlfriends. 
Following the death of Starbuck's foster parents, he makes his way to Caprica on the Erin Dream. Ending up at the Astral Utopia, Trieste comes across him and accosts him for seeing Desire behind her back, and terminates their relationship. Before he has a chance to explain, he is about to be thrown out by security, which results in an altercation that ends with and Zac escorting him from the premises.
After Osiris and Diana fail to thwart Starbuck's explorations into what transpired on Umbra, Diana makes it a point to use genetic evidence (acquired during a meeting between himself and Osiris) to set up Starbuck after she kills Trieste with a laser pistol (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 1).
Starbuck is arrested and charged with Trieste's death after finding the planted evidence and her body aboard the Erin Dream (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 2), but later receives a pardon by President Adar (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 4).
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Kandyse McClure

Candice McClure (commonly credited as Kandyse McClure) is the actress who portrays Anastasia Dualla in the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica.
African-Canadian Kandyse McClure became a popular young star through the teen-oriented Fox Family series Higher Ground (with future Star Wars star Hayden Christensen) and NBC's Saturday-morning series Just Deal. This "young Halle Berry" went on to become a rising SF star through her recurring role as Elizabeth Munroe on Showtime's Jeremiah. 
Born in South Africa in 1980 and now living in Vancouver, British Columbia, McClure also won acclaim from a host of major newspaper critics for her role as Sue Snell, the haughty high-school girl who gains a conscience, in the 2002 telefilm remake of Stephen King's Carrie. 
Kandyse McClure made her screen debut in the 1999 TV movie In a Class of His Own. She has gone on to such telefilms as 2gether, Return to Cabin by the Lake, L.A. Law: The Movie and Framed, and starred as a college student caught up in a deadly love triangle in the USA Network Original Movie Passion & Prejudice. On the big screen, she has appeared in Romeo Must Die and See Spot Run, and on TV has guested on the Canadian series Level 9, Jake 2.0, Andromeda, and starred in the "Abduction" episode of the SCI FI Original seventh season of The Outer Limits. She also played "Annie Fisher" in two episodes of Dark Angel, a blind character with a seeing eye dog named Billy.
Prior to Battlestar Galactica, she appeared in Da Vinci's Inquest, playing series regular "Marla," after previously guest-starring in that series in the role of "Lily".
She also played "Donna," the leading character's communication assistant, in a TV Movie called "Santa Baby".
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* The unique spelling of her name was done when McClure first entered into acting as a "kind of a joke". She initially changed it back to Candice, the original spelling, as seen in the Season 3 episode "Occupation," but she had the name changed back in order to avoid confusion.
* She is featured on the soundtrack for Season 4, singing vocals on "Funeral Pyre".
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Kanon

Captain Kanon is a pilot on patrol with Lieutenant Briton when a specialized Raider appears.
Unable to destroy the Raider, Kanon rams the enemy fighter with his Viper.
While he disables the Raider, Briton is injured and their Viper is considered missing for some time until it manages to limp back to to warn them of the humanoid detected aboard the stricken Raider .
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Kapi

Kapi are suicide capsules used by Taurons, kept as a way of assuring that a person can die―or "return to the soil"―on their own terms, a point of honor in Tauron society . The poison in kapi is fast acting, capable of killing an individual within a few seconds. Other than a buildup of foam around the mouth, its effects are not visible (CAP: "Apotheosis").
In 12YR, William Adama Sr. taught his sons Joseph and Samuel Adama about the importance of kapi and of controlling one's return to the soil, at a time when the Tauron Civil War created the very real possibility of death at the hands of regime forces. A short time afterward, he was captured and brutally interrogated, and asked his sons for kapi when his torturers briefly stepped away, but the boys did not have enough time to find it for him . Thirty years later, Joseph forced a kapi capsule onto the Guatrau, in retaliation for the death of his own son (CAP: "Apotheosis").
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Karen Fallbrook

Karen Fallbrook is a reporter on Colonial One and is apparently a member of the press corps.
Fallbrook poses the question as to whether or not it is in the best interests of the Fleet to continue preparations for Gaius Baltar's trial, to which President Laura Roslin replies that her administration would not bow down to terrorism .
She is also present at the trial, when she witnesses Roslin's confession of using chamalla. Later, Fallbrook later attends a press conference aboard Colonial One, asking Roslin about hallucinations and about her life expectancy . 
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Karen LeBlanc

Karen LeBlanc is a Canadian film, television and musical theatre actress who portrayed Jenna McGavin on Blood and Chrome.
LeBlanc's other television credits include Trailer Park Boys, Playmakers, Shattered, Cracked, Material World, Producing Parker, Defying Gravity, Platinum, Soul and ReGenesis, and the films Make It Happen, Knights of the South Bronx, Nurse.Fighter.Boy, Dolan's Cadillac and High Chicago.
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Karen Zarek

Karen Sue Zarek is the mother of controversial revolutionary Thomas Zarek and the driving force behind the Citizens for Sagittaron Labor Reform. 
Prior to the First Cylon War, she marries Jerome Zarek and works in the nitrassium production factories in Sagittaron City. 
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