NAME:
Alexis “Lexi” Deveraux (Portrayed by Milauna Jackson)

AGE:
Late 30s

NATIONALITY:
French

HEIGHT:
5’5”

HAIR COLOR:
Black

EYE COLOR:
Dark Brown

BODY BUILD:
Toned

DISTINGUISHING PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES (SCARS, TATTOOS, ETC.):
- “Ils Ne Passeront Pas” (“They Shall Not Pass”) Tattoo (Back)

MILITARY / INTELLIGENCE / LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE (IF ANY):
French Army
- 1st Marine Infantry Paratroopers Regiment

ROLE:
Demolitions
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From an early age in her hometown in Southern France, Alexis “Lexi” Devereaux was a tomboy. She enjoyed playing soccer against boys in her neighborhood and took special pleasure in embarrassing the ones who thought “girls shouldn’t play soccer.”

When Lexi was in her early teens, her father allowed her to begin working in the family’s pyrotechnics display business. It was here that Lexi developed her love of things that go ‘BOOM’.

When Lexi turned 18, she joined The French Army and volunteered for Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) training. In her first deployment to Central Africa, she would go on to disarm dozens of unexploded landmines. Some of the mines were from the most recent “civil” unrest in the area. Some of them were from a few regimes back. Lexi took comfort in knowing that civilians - despite the many dangers around them - didn’t have quite so many mines to worry about.

Over the next two years, she would deploy to Afghanistan where she would sometimes be called to several dozen suspected IED sites per day. Her incredible ability to detect the bombs no matter where they were buried earned her the nickname “Chasseresse” (“Huntress”) among her fellow troops.

After three years in the regular army, Lexi volunteered for Special Forces selection (which had recently opened to women). After making it through selection, Lexi was assigned to the 1st Marine Infantry Paratroopers Regiment.

As part of the Regiment, Lexi was assigned to a number of high-risk missions, many of which are still highly classified. Although Lexi enjoyed serving her country, the sexism and intolerance of those around her led her not to re-enlist in the Army. Lexi officially left the military in the late 2010s.

After leaving the military, Lexi joined a couple of Non-Governmental Organizations dedicated to finding and disarming landmines and IEDs before being hired by Private Defense Firm Grey Sword International.

NAME:
Cole “Doc” Barnes (Portrayed by Liam Hemsworth)

AGE:
Early 30s

NATIONALITY:
Australian

HEIGHT:
6’3”

HAIR COLOR:
Brown

EYE COLOR:
Blue

BODY BUILD:
Athletic

DISTINGUISHING PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES (SCARS, TATTOOS, ETC.):
N/A

MILITARY / INTELLIGENCE / LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE (IF ANY):
Australian Army
1st Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment
5 Squadron, Special Air Service Regiment

ROLE:
Medic
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Cole “Doc” Barnes was born in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Growing up in a wealthy family, Doc spent much of his life living off of his family’s money while not seeming to aspire for much in his own life.

When he turned 18, his parents presented him with a non-negotiable ultimatum: either Cole do something with his life (get a job or go to college) or he would be cut out of his parents’ wills. Motivated more by spite than patriotism, Cole joined the Army. After completing Recruit Training, Cole went to Individual Speciality Training to become a Field Medic. It was through the bonds that he made with other soldiers during Recruit Training and the Advanced Combat Life Saving (CLS-A) course that Cole’s personality changed and he learned the importance of camaraderie and teamwork. Cole distinguished himself as a Combat Medic through multiple tours in Afghanistan, one of which saw his platoon cross paths with soldiers of the elite Special Air Service Regiment (SASR). Determined to be amongst the very best soldiers he could be, he volunteered for the year-long selection process for the SASR. Serving in the army was no longer about proving something to his parents, Cole found in it purpose he had never had before.

Just before he was set to re-enlist, Doc received word that his parents had been killed in a plane crash. This devastated him and shook him to his core. After officially separating from the Army, the first thing Cole did with his inheritance was lay his family to rest. He then left Australia, relocated to America and now works for Private Defense Contracting Firm Grey Sword International.

NAME:
Steve “Cowboy” Westbrook (Portrayed by Clayne Crawford)

AGE:
Mid to Late 30s

NATIONALITY:
American

HEIGHT:
6’0”

HAIR COLOR:
Dark Brown

EYE COLOR:
Dark Brown

BODY BUILD:
Athletic

DISTINGUISHING PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES (SCARS, TATTOOS, ETC.):
- Death Before Dishonor Tattoo (Upper Chest)
- Soldier Memorial Tattoo (Back)
- Belt Fed Machine Gun Tattoo (Inner Right Forearm)
- Colt Peacemaker Tattoos (Hips)

MILITARY / INTELLIGENCE / LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE (IF ANY):
United States Army
- 2nd Battalion, 384th Infantry Regiment, 68th Infantry Division
- 3rd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment
- 1st Battalion, 2nd Special Forces Group

ROLE:
Heavy Weapons
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Originally born in Southern Texas near the U.S./Mexico border, Steve “Cowboy” Westbrook was raised by his alcoholic, abusive father. Having developed a short temper, Cowboy would often get into fights throughout his childhood. After being arrested following a particularly brutal scrap, he was arrested. As he was 18 at the time, he was given the choice between going to jail and joining the Army.

Over the course of his military career, Cowboy served as an Infantryman for several years before volunteering for selection into the 75th Ranger Regiment and eventually becoming Green Beret. Despite earning numerous commendations for bravery in battle, he would receive multiple disciplinary reports and less than stellar psychological evaluation.

After an operation that remains highly classified, Steve was discharged and soon after began working with Private Defense Contracting firm Grey Sword International.

NAME:
Michael “Preacher” Donovan (Portrayed by Damion Poitier)

AGE:
Late 30s

NATIONALITY:
American

HEIGHT:
6’4”

HAIR COLOR:
Black

EYE COLOR:
Light Brown

BODY BUILD:
Muscular

DISTINGUISHING PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES (SCARS, TATTOOS, ETC.):
N/A

MILITARY / INTELLIGENCE / LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE (IF ANY):
United States Marine Corps
- 1st Battalion, 30th Marine Regiment
- 1st Force Reconnaissance Battalion
- 1st Battalion, Marine Raider Regiment

ROLE:
Grenadier / Pointman
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Born into a deep military lineage, Michael “Preacher” Donovan was seemingly born and raised to be a warfighter. The son of a U.S. Army Ranger and the grandson of a U.S. Navy UDT/SEAL, Michael grew up learning about what it takes to defend one’s country. After spending all four years of high school in Marine Corps JROTC, he knew that he was headed to the Corps. After graduating high school in May of 2001, Michael headed off to Marine Boot Camp. Less than a month after graduating Boot Camp, The September 11th Attacks happened in New York City. As part of the 26th MEU based out of MCB Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, Michael deployed to Afghanistan and Iraq in the early days of The War on Terror. As time went on, Michael progressed to the rank of Gunnery Sergeant, at which time he volunteered to enter Force Reconnaissance selection. After undergoing the brutal two years of required training, Michael would go on to serve six more years in Force Recon and reach the rank of First Sergeant before being invited to the Marine Corps’ most elite unit: The Marine Raiders. As a raider, he would act as a Team’s most senior enlisted Marine. However, after narrowly surviving an IED attack that killed his closest friend, Michael was so consumed with guilt that he chose not to re-enlist. But having been a warfighter his entire life, he couldn’t just put down his guns and live a normal life. It was because of this that he went to work as a contractor for PMC Grey Sword International.

NAME:
Gordon “Big Bad” Wolfe (Portrayed by Max Martini)

AGE:
Late 40s / Early 50s

NATIONALITY:
British

HEIGHT:
6’1”

HAIR COLOR:
Reddish Brown / Grey

EYE COLOR:
Blue

BODY BUILD:
Athletic

DISTINGUISHING PHYSICAL ATTRIBUTES (SCARS, TATTOOS, ETC.):
Burn Scars (Left Side of Face)

MILITARY / INTELLIGENCE / LAW ENFORCEMENT EXPERIENCE (IF ANY):
British Army
1st Battalion, Parachute Regiment
A Squadron, 22nd Special Air Service Regiment

ROLE:
Designated Marksman
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Originally born in South London, England, Gordon Wolfe spent his holidays rifle hunting with his grandfather (a former Royal Marine Commando). It was this experience that influenced Gordon to join the Army when he turned 18.

After graduating Basic Training, he volunteered for the elite Parachute Regiment. In between deployments as part of various multinational peacekeeping forces, Wolfe underwent training as a sniper and got married.

After a decade in the Army, Wolfe volunteered for selection into the elite Special Air Service (S.A.S.). As a special operations sniper, Wolfe was often tasked with long range reconnaissance, eliminating high value targets and providing sniper cover for friendly units.

After more than a decade with the S.A.S., Wolfe was put in charge of a six-man HK (Hunter Killer) team. In the early 2010s, while on a deployment to Eastern Afghanistan near the Pakistani border, Wolfe’s team was assigned to provide security for a group of Civilian Engineers building a Girls School. A few days into their assignment, a group of local militants approached the site and threatened to kill both the workers and Wolfe’s team if they didn’t stop what they were doing. Wolfe in turn assured the commander that if he or any of his men came back to the school with violent intent, they would be killed. Looking into Gordon’s piercing blue eyes, the commander knew that it wasn’t a threat, but a promise. A few days later, the site of the school was attacked with mortars and gunmen hiding in the surrounding hills. For three consecutive days (and with the assistance of resupply helicopters) Wolfe’s team fought and held off the militants. As the team was being extracted, Wolfe sustained head trauma by shrapnel. Returning to England, Wolfe was awarded various commendations and was medically discharged from the army. Once he recovered from his injuries, he began working for Private Defense Firm Grey Sword International.