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SG units

SG personnel

 

• SG units had already visited 19 separate worlds before they made it to the Nox's world. (The Nox)
• Four-man teams:
• No regulation saying that teams have to be four people, but most of them are. (Redemption, part 1) (SG-15 appears to be the only exception to this; in Divide and Conquer, SG-14 and SG-15 were on a mission together. All of SG-14 (four people) survived, but six SGC personnel died -- presumably, all members of SG-15.)
• Uniforms:
• No personally identifying marks or insignia on uniforms worn offworld by team members -- no rank, no names, nothing. Non-team military personnel who go offworld under safe conditions (e.g., to the alpha site) have standard identifying marks on their uniforms.
• Each team member wears an SGC patch (not the SGC logo, but the Earth glyph, identifying them to anyone who can read it as Tau'ri) on the left sleeve and an SG unit patch on the right sleeve, at equal heights. (Links go to pictures on the rdanderson.com site.)
• As of 2002 (Descent -- but not in Redemption 1 or 2)), SG-1 began wearing an additional patch, the Air Force patch, on their right sleeves (white on black), below the SG-1 patch. (Link goes to an AF site.) No other units were wearing military-branch patches.
  • NB: The symbol is possbily worn incorrectly. According to AF guidelines it should be no smaller than accompanying symbols, and on the SG-1 uniforms, it's significantly smaller than the unit patch. The rules may be different for patches on clothing, though. (Link goes to an AF site.)

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General info:

• Flagship team.
  • Makeup:
    • Col. Jack O'Neill, Dr. Daniel Jackson, Capt. (later Maj.) Samantha Carter, Teal'c. (seasons 1-5)
    • In Jack's absence, the team was briefly headed by Col. Makepeace, who was arrested shortly thereafter (Shades of Grey).
    • Disbanded briefly when Hammond retired and General Bauer took his place; reinstated when Hammond returned. (Chain Reaction)
    • The team suffered no attrition for five solid years, then lost Daniel, who got lethally irradiated while preventing a naquadria-device explosion on P3X 4C3 that would have killed millions of Kelownans. Despite everyone's best efforts, he was barely an inch away from death when he finally completely accepted Oma Desala's teaching, and ascended to a higher plane, leaving his body behind. (Meridian)
    • After Daniel ascended, they went on at least one mission as a three-person team: to rescue Heimdall of the Asgard, and from there to rescue Thor. (Revelations)
    • Went through nine archaeologists/anthropologist/science types in the three months following Daniel's ascension. (Redemption, part 1)
    • Jack would have preferred to keep the team a three-person one, rather than replace Daniel. (Redemption, part 1)
    • As an alternative to adding a Russian officer, Jack requested that Jonas Quinn be added to the team. (Redemption, part 2)
• First mission as a team (consisting of Jack, Daniel, and Sam): Chulak, February 10, 1997 (Politics)
• Goes from basic shared locker room (presumably for all SG teams; lotsa lockers) to a private locker room by second season, with the SG-1 patch symbol on the door and apparently located on level 28 (In the Line of Fire). By third season, the locker room is bigger, and clearly has attached shower facilities, and to all appearances is on level 25 (Legacy, Urgo).
• Scheduled for a two-day physical assessment in Torment of Tantalus. They were distracted by the mission to rescue Ernest Littlefield; it's never said if they completed the assessment later. It's also never said if this is an annual thing, or simply something that was done early on (speculation only: maybe for teams that hadn't gone through any assessment process in the first time? This could have been when they were in the process of setting up some screening and training for new teams.) (Torment of Tantalus)
• Duplicated on Altair into robot bodies -- perfect replicas of the organic originals, other than Teal'c, who no longer had a Goa'uld symbiote. The robot team possessed all the memories and training of the originals, but required energy that they absorbed directly from the complex on Altair. The copies were physically stronger and faster, and better at mental math and the like. (Tin Man)
• As of Beast of Burden (nearly midway through fifth season), they've all been subject to torture through those Goa'uld torture sticks (shock-thingies) that cause yellow energy to stream out of mouth and eyes.
• The team is known to more Asgard than the High Council: Heimdall has heard of them (and knows the team makeup, asking "Dr. Jackson isn't with you?") and about their actions on behalf of the Asgard. It's not clear if he knows this because he's working in the Tau'ri galaxy and thus might meet up with them, or if SG-1 is more generally known to the Asgard people. (Revelations)
• As of 2002, the team started wearing military branch patches (an AF patch -- the white on black one) below their SG unit patches (Descent) (NB: They clearly weren't wearing the AF patches in Redemption.)
• As of late 2002, SG-1 has been to 133 planets (which works out to an average of 22 planets per year). (Memento)
• GDO / IDC code:
  • Appearing on the SGC monitor: 32-333-0, identified as Jack (Fire and Water)
  • Appearing on the actual GDO, input by Sam: 2631293 (ok'ra, part two)
    • Sam's GDO (Tok'ra, part two):

• (imagine a number pad, which I am not even going to attempt to create here)

  GDO 223454 SECURE ENABLED AUTOLOCK

SG-1 directly defies orders/goes AWOL:

• (Jack, largely at Daniel's urging, fails to blow up the Abydonian stargate as ordered, and lies about it in his official mission report -- Stargate the movie)
• (not quite defying orders, but in Bloodlines, Jack, Daniel, and Sam all do their damnedest to keep secret the fact that Teal'c has a son when they push to go on the mission to Chulak to "capture a larva" -- perfectly willing to deceive Hammond to protect their teammate.)
• On Daniel's urging, the team defies a presidential order that no one go through the gate again at the end of Politics and beginning of Within the Serpent's Grasp
• Under orders not to fire at the unknown personnel who've stolen the Touchstone unless their lives are in clear danger, Jack starts shooting at the unarmed NID guys to keep them from going through the second gate -- and isn't shooting to miss, because he hits one of them (although he also isn't shooting to kill). (Touchstone)
• Jack, under orders to negotiate for technology with the Eurondans, instead sets them up for a brutal fall and shuts the door in their faces (The Other Side)
• Jack, under orders to find a non-military solution to the problem of aliens terraforming the Enkarans' new home instead tells Sam to build a naquadah bomb. Daniel, under orders to support Jack's decision (more or less) goes off to find a different solution. (Scorched Earth)
• After being effectively turned into a pack of adolescents, Jack, Daniel, and Sam took off from the base to go have dinner in town. (Upgrades)
• After being ordered to stay in restricted quarters, Jack, Daniel, and Sam went through the stargate to sabotage Apophos's new ship. (Upgrades)
• (Despite promising to do so, robot-team fails to bury the stargate on Altair, and instead creates powerpacks and replicas of their original clothes and weapons, and continue to function as SG-1 on missions through their own gate to fight the Goa'uld.) (Double Jeopardy)
• After being ordered to hold their position at the gate, Sam and Teal'c move in to attempt to break Jack and Daniel out of captivity. (Beast of Burden)
• After being ordered to escape from Anubis' drowned mothership with Jacob, Jonas instead heads back into the mothership to try to save Jack, Sam, and Teal'c. (Descent)

SG-1 (or its individual members) are captured, confined, or imprisoned:

• Children of the Gods (Jack held in a cell with Kawalsky and Ferretti while Hammond figures things out; Teal'c later held in a cell while his fate is decided)
• Emancipation (Sam kidnapped by Abu, who plans to sell her)
• Broca Divide (Jack and Sam confined -- Jack in room isolation room IS-19 -- after they fall victim to the disease and start attacking people; Daniel captured by the Touched)
• Cold Lazarus (Jack confined while the others try to figure out if he's an imposter or not)
• Thor's Hammer (Jack and Teal'c captured by Thor's Hammer)
• Fire and Water (Daniel held captive by Nem)
• Hathor (Sam confined with other women as a threat to Hathor)
• Cor-Ai (Teal'c held prisoner while on trial for his life)
• Tin Man (robot-team held in confinement after it's discovered they're no longer human; human team held by Harlan)
• There But for the Grace of God (Daniel confined by AR SGC)
• Serpent's Lair (Apophis and Klorel catch the team)
• In the Line of Duty (Sam imprisoned when Jolinar is discovered)
• Prisoners (team sentenced to life imprisonment on Hadante by the Taldor)
• Gamekeeper (team caught by stasis pods and forced into the Game; within the Game, confined by fake Hammond when they refused to play along)
• Need (whole team captured and put to work in mines; all but Daniel (who was released after nearly dying) worked almost to death; Daniel strapped down to an infirmary bed)
• Thor's Chariot (team taken captive by Heru'ur)
• Bane (Teal'c taken away in chains)
• Tok'ra, part one (team confined by the Tok'ra after they fail to negotiate a deal)
• Tok'ra, part two (team confined by the Tok'ra after they fail to negotiate a deal)
• 1969 (team thrown in a holding cell and later Jack interrogated by Cold War-era US military that thinks they're spies)
• Out of Mind (Jack, Sam, and Daniel captured, imprisoned, and cryogenically frozen by Hathor)
• Seth (Jack, Sam, Daniel drugged into obedience)
• Legacy (Daniel confined to VIP quarters for observation, then locked up in padded room)
• Deadman Switch (whole team confined by Aris Boch)
• Demons (Jack, Sam, Daniel imprisoned; Teal'c tortured and almost killed; entire team chained to sacrificial pillar in the center of town before being dragged off in chains by the Unas)
• Rules of Engagement (whole team "killed" and confined to a tent for a while)
• Jolinar's Memories (Jack, Sam, Daniel imprisoned by Binar)
• The Devil You Know (Jack, Sam, Daniel imprisoned and tortured by Apophis)
• Foothold (Jack and Daniel captive and impersonated; Teal'c captive and tortured; Sam unknowingly trapped into returning to the SGC so she can be "taken care of")
• Urgo (Hammond puts the team in group isolation prior to discovering Urgo; individual isolation after Urgo's supposed "death".)
• New Ground (Bedrosians captured all except Teal'c, held in cages in a prison tent, and questioned separately)
• Upgrades (Hammond put them all except Teal'c in group isolation. Twice.)
• Divide and Conquer (Jack and Sam each confined)
• The First Ones (Daniel taken prisoner by Chaka)
• Beneath the Surface (whole team brainwashed and held captive as slave labor)
• Point of No Return (Daniel and Sam captured by Martin's co-conspirators)
• Serpent's Venom (Teal'c held and tortured by Heru'ur to be given to Apophis as a negotiating gift of good faith)
• (Absolute Power -- Sam imprisoned in Daniel's view of the future)
• Entity (Sam's body confined)
• (Double Jeopardy -- robot-team except Jack captured by Cronus)
• Exodus (Teal'c taken by Tanith and given to Apophis)
• Enemies (Teal'c, brainwashed by Apophis, captures the rest of the team and Jacob and locks them into a chamber. Teal'c later captured and tied up to be brought back to Earth.)
• Threshold (Teal'c confined in a cell while undergoing psychiatric treatment; later held in restraints in the infirmary while being forced near death.)
• The Fifth Man (Daniel, Sam, & Teal'c confined when they appear to all be hallucinating the existence of a fifth team member)
• Beast of Burden (Jack and Daniel chained up in cages for attempting to rescue Chaka)
• Between Two Fires (whole team captured by the Tollans, and at risk of being handed over to Tanith before they escaped)
• 2001 (Sam held captive by the Aschen, along with Ambassador Faxon)
• Desperate Measures (Sam kidnapped and held captive in a medical facility, and later almost killed so the researchers could get a look at her brain tissue)
• Wormhole X-Treme (Sam and Daniel held in what was supposed to be confinement by the NID, although they broke out without breaking a sweat; Jack tied up on an empty soundstage with Martin)
• The Warrior (Teal'c is captured by Yu's Jaffa and beaten up a fair amount before Yu releases him)
• The Sentinel (Jack captured by Svarog's Jaffa and tortured (with a torture stick) in front of his team)
• Revelations (Jack and Teal'c gassed and imprisoned by Osiris; Sam later zatted and captured by Osiris, then ribboned)
• Redemption, part 2 (Teal'c captured by Anubis' Jaffa)
• Nightwalkers (Teal'c and Jonas nabbed by NID; later nabbed by Goa'uld; Sam taken by Goa'uld and implanted with symbiote.)
• Abyss (Jack, captured and tortured (repeatedly) by Baal)
• Prometheus (Sam locked in storage room on X-303; Jonas held under guard in engine room)
• Smoke and Mirrors (Jack jailed in a military facility awaiting transport to Washington DC, for the "murder" of Senator Kinsey)
• Metamorphosis (Entire team captured by locals on P3X-367 and held in cages to await Nirrti's return.)
• Forsaken ((Sam captured and left as bait for first Jonas then Jack and Teal'c; Jonas [deliberately] captured and used as a hostage so the Hebridan prisoners could escape through the stargate)
• Memento (Teal'c and Jonas captured by Commander Kalfas after they dug up and restored the local stargate)
• Prophecy (Jack and Teal'c captured by Chazen and handed over to Lord Mot)

SG-1 members assault other SG-1 members:

• Broca Divide (Sam jumps Jack while infected with the Touched virus; Jack knocks Sam out to get her to the infirmary; Jack beats the crap out of Daniel while infected with the Touched virus; Daniel starts to attack Sam while infected with the Touched Virus; Jack shoots Daniel with a tranquilizer gun.)
• Tin Man (robot-Teal'c whales on robot-Jack)
• In the Line of Duty (Jack sticks Jolinar-blended Sam with a tranquilizer; she hits Jack in the face with her elbow, knocking him on his ass.)
• Need (Daniel, in severe withdrawal, shoots a handgun at Jack)
• Legacy (Daniel attacks Jack, whom he believes to be a Goa'uld in his deluded state)
• (Foothold -- Sam shoots an alien disguised as Jack when she gets suspicious of him; not really shooting Jack, even in her mind, but if you're a vidder looking for a clip, there you go <g>)
• Benath the Surface (Daniel ["Harlan"] pulls Jack ["Jonah"] away from a woman whose arm he's grabbed; Jack flips Daniel to the floor and they begin struggling, until Teal'c ["Tor"] pulls Jack off and holds him fast)
• (Absolute Power -- dream!Daniel imagines using a hand device on Jack to fling him across the room; dream!Daniel has Teal'c killed; dream!Daniel imprisons Sam; Jack attempts to shoot dream!Daniel multiple times with a handgun)
• Entity (Jack zats -- twice -- the entity-infested Sam)
• Double Jeopardy (organic-Jack and robot-Jack go at it hand-to-hand)
• Enemies (the brainwashed Teal'c shoots a staff weapon at both Jack and Sam; both Jack and Sam shoot P-90s at Teal'c, with Jack connecting)
• Nightwalkers (Sam slaps Jonas hard across the face)
• Shooting at teammates: (nb: these are included above, I just wanted to see them broken out as well)
  • Jack shoots (at):
    • Daniel
      • Broca Divide -- shot with tranquilizer gun while Daniel was infected with the Touched virus.
      • (Absolute Power -- shot at multiple times with handgun in an attempt to stop dream!Daniel from taking over the world)
    • Sam
      • Entity -- shot (twice) with zat when Sam was infested with the alien entity.
    • Teal'c
      • Enemies -- shot with P-90 when Teal'c was brainwashed by Apophis into believing SG-1 was the enemy.
  • Daniel shoots (at):
    • Jack
      • Need -- shot at him (but missed) with a handgun while suffering severe withdrawal symptoms.
  • Sam shoots (at):
    • Jack
      • (Foothold -- shot the alien disguised as Jack when she got suspicious of him-- not really shooting Jack, even in her mind, but if you're a vidder looking for a clip, there you go <g>)
    • Teal'c
      • Enemies -- shot at him (but missed) while Teal'c was brainwashed by Apophis into believing SG-1 was the enemy.
  • Teal'c shoots (at):
    • Jack
      • Enemies -- shot at him (but missed) with staff weapon while brainwashed by Apophis.
    • Daniel
      • In the Line of Duty -- shot with zat to save him from Sam/Jolinar.
    • Sam
      • Enemies -- shot at her (but missed) with staff weapon while brainwashed by Apophis.
    • Teal'c
      • Point of View -- shot and killed alternate-reality Teal'c.

System Lords and minor goa'uld killed directly by SG-1 (or facsimiles thereof):

• "Adrian Conrad" (Jack)
• Amaunet (Teal'c)
• Apophis (Jack, Sam, Daniel, with Jacob's help)
• Cronus (robot-Teal'c)
• Hathor (Jack)
• Imhotep (Teal'c)
• Marduk (whole team, with an assist from a Russian colonel)
• Ra (Jack and Daniel)
• Seth (Sam)
• Tanith (Teal'c)

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• First incarnation headed by Maj. Charles Kawalsky (Children of the Gods), and included Maj. Louis Ferretti, Warren, and Casey. Was part of the first mission to Chulak (Children of the Gods). Kawalsky died after that mission, and Ferretti took over command. (The Enemy Within). Under Ferretti, SG-2 was sent to retrieve SG-1, officially for court-martial but unofficially just to "bring them back alive" after SG-1 disobeyed orders and went through the stargate after the program had been shut down. SG-2 couldn't carry out the mission when the wormhole refused to engage. (Within the Serpent's Grasp). Next incarnation (season three): headed by Major Coburn, includes Captain Griff, Pierce. SG-2 acted as a backup to SG-1 on Kheb (Maternal Instinct), and joined SG-1 in a search and rescue mission to P3X-888 (the Goa'uld planet of origin) to find Daniel and any remaining members of SG-11 (The First Ones). By Beneath the Surface, the team was headed by Major Griff, with no idea of what happened to Coburn. The team searched the glaciers on P3R-118 for the missing SG-1; Griff was convinced they weren't out there, and told Hammond so, saying flat-out that the local administrator was lying about what had happened. (Beneath the Surface) Was assigned to babysit a group of scientists trying to set up a permanent research facility on a moon (M4C-862) orbiting a gas giant; relieved by Jack and Teal'c and sent back home, much to Griff's relief (Prodigy). As of 48 Hours, is composed of three men and a woman, with no sign of Griff. Either he's no longer in command or he's temporarily reassigned/injured. The team gets sent to K'tau to contact the Asgard through the Hall of Wisdom after SG-1 discovers the original creator of the Replicators, but get no reply. (The Menace) After a mission, they returned to the SGC, with Jonas, at just the wrong moment, preventing the fleeing Tok'ra from dialing Earth and forcing them to head for the alpha site. (Allegiance)

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• Marine combat unit. Commanded by Col. Robert Makepeace, and including Lieutenant Johnson, was sent with SG-1 to P3X-797 (the Land of Light) to reconnoiter in search of evidence that this was the Goa'uld homeworld. After they met up with the locals, SG-3 continued standing guard while SG-1 sat down to talk to Tuplo, the headman of the Untouched. SG-3 members were the first to suffer the effects of the "Touched" virus. (The Broca Divide) Headed by Maj. Castleman, SG-3 was part of the rescue missions to find Jack and Sam (Solitudes). Sometime in 1997, brought a small amount of raw naquadah back to the SGC. (Need) In second season, Maj. Warren had command at first (Prisoners); the team was sent on a rescue mission to recover SG-1, and after that failed was sent on to its next mission on P2A-509, where SG-1 later met up with them after escaping from Hadante. Col. Robert Makepeace took over command again shortly thereafter, and the unit was sent in to extract Sam because her father was dying of cancer (Tok'ra, part 1). Was one of the units sent to Hathor's planet to rescue SG-1 (Into the Fire). Teal'c was briefly assigned to SG-3 when the SGC was put under the command of General Bauer; the unit at the time included Major Wade and Lt. Morrison (Chain Reaction). Was one of the teams assigned to check out worlds that may have been the Aschen homeworld, before the missions were scrubbed. (2010) Came under heavy Goa'uld fire and had to come home ahead of schedule, nearly disrupting a real-life-scenario training exercise (Proving Ground). Under the command of Major Lawrence (nb: this is very probably a misnomer; it should be Major Warren, who had been in command of the unit before and was in command again an episode later -- Warren's character is played by the actor Colin Lawrence, which could be the cause of the confusion), SG-3 took point on the joint mission to Latona with SG-1, with a dual objective of finding SG-9 and repairing the Latonans' planetary defense system, the Sentinel. SG-3 wound up chasing Jaffa all over the place while SG-1 found the sole survivor of SG-9 and attempted to repair the Sentinel. (The Sentinel) Discovered a world with a working sarcophagus, but it's heavily guarded. (Meridian) The team was prepped and ready to go through the gate to P4S-237 to support SG-1 and SG-15 against Mot, but Hammond wouldn't send them because the risk of them walking into an ambush was too high. After SGs 1 & 15 returned safely, SG-3 returned with SG-1 and SG-10 to the planet to mop up the rest of Mot's troops. (Prophecy)

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• Assigned to travel to P8X-362, a planet whose preliminary report, especially the mineral scans, looked good. (Fire and Water) Assigned to escort Sam and Cassandra back to Hanka after it was decided that there was no way to remove the bomb from Cassie's chest without triggering it. The mission was scrubbed when the stargate accelerated the bomb's "countdown". (Singularity)

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• Marine combat unit. Went to P3C-117 for standard recon (no word on what happened on the mission). (The Nox) On an unnamed mission, brought back naquadah that was added to a Mark-12 warhead, which was then called a "Goa'uld Buster" -- pet project of Samuels and Maybourne, supposed to be able to destroy a Goa'uld mothership. Or not. (Serpent's Lair). When SG-1 didn't arrive as scheduled on P2X-555 (because a solar flare sent them back in time), SG-5 completed the mission in their place (1969). Was one of the units sent to Hathor's planet to rescue SG-1 (Into the Fire). Was one of the units assigned to find an alternative homeworld for the Enkarans when the Gadmeer ship started terraforming the planet that the SGC had already relocated them to. (Scorched Earth) Entire unit, including Lt. Barber, died in late 2000 after spending time on P4X-347 in an abandoned Goa'uld pleasure palace as a result of severe withdrawal from a chemical alteration in their brains (The Light). One of the eight teams that was caught offworld when Teal'c was trapped in the stargate, and had to be brought home through the Russian gate (48 Hours).

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• Daniel was with them on a dig on PX3-808 (A Matter of Time). Was one of the units sent to Hathor's planet to rescue SG-1 (Into the Fire). On Nasya along with SG-1 when the planet came under Goa'uld attack. At least one of its members was a medic, and possibly the entire unit was a medical unit (Daniel yells for a medic; SG-6 member appears with a medical bag and helps him with a burn victim). (In the Line of Duty) On a mission to P3X-118, the team was captured and used as templates by aliens (with technology that allowed them to mimic forms and that granted access to people's thoughts) who invaded the base and then tried to take over. P3X-118 was locked out of the dialing program after the aliens were defeated. SG-6 is undoubtedly dead. (Foothold) Next incarnation: Was one of the units assigned to find an alternative homeworld for the Enkarans when the Gadmeer ship started terraforming the planet that the SGC had already relocated them to. (Scorched Earth) Was one of the units helping SG-1 try to save the residents of K'tau; fanatics blew up the rocket the teams were setting up, and killed two members of SG-6. (Red Sky)

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• Science corps. Sent to P8X-987 (Hanka) to observe the black hole. They were all killed by the bacterial infection that wiped out everyone on the planet except Cassie. (Singularity) There was at least one woman on the team during the mission to Hanka. (Rite of Passage)

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• Medical team. According to the MGM FAQ, "This team typically will travel accompanied by SG-3 during medical emergencies." One of the eight teams that was caught offworld when Teal'c was trapped in the stargate, and had to be brought home through the Russian gate (48 Hours)

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• First incarnation: headed by Capt. Jonas Hanson, and included Lt. Baker, Lt. Conner, and Frakes. Only Lt. Conner survived (promoted to Capt., given command of SG-11). Assigned to P3X-513 for several weeks, at least four or five, before things went bad. At that point, a child got lost, and Hanson went out into the day to find her, and was outside for two full days -- the last straw on the camel's back of his sanity, apparently. He went from pretending to be a god to believing it, and killed Frakes, along with many natives, before dying himself at the hands of his 'followers' (First Commandment). Second incarnation: Diplomatic unit, headed by Maj. Stan Kovacek; sent to Taldor to try to negotiate SG-1's release from the prison world of Hadante. The team spent two days working with Hammond to negotiate SG-1's release from Hadante, after their intitial mission to talk to the Taldor. (Prisoners). Was one of the units assigned to find an alternative homeworld for the Enkarans when the Gadmeer ship started terraforming the planet that the SGC had already relocated them to. (Scorched Earth) Possibly still a diplomatic unit at the end of fifth season: commanded by Major Benton, and including Lt. Grogan, Tarkman, and Winters (ranks unknown on the last two), SG-9 was on an extended mission to Latona to renew diplomatic relations with the Latonans, after a rogue NID group had ruffled too many feathers a couple of years earlier in trying to gain access to the planetary defense system, known as the Sentinel. Months into their mission, which included an attempt to negotiate SGC access to the Sentinel, a Jaffa exploratory force came through the stargate to test the planet's defenses. When the Jaffa survived, a bigger force moved in and began subduing the population. Benton, Tarkman, and Winters were all killed by Jaffa; only Grogan escaped. (The Sentinel)

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• One of its first (its very first?) missions was to help SG-1 scout possible relocation sites for the Nasyans. (In the Line of Duty) Headed by Maj. Henry Boyd. Whole team died gruesomely on its first mission, sucked into a black hole on P3W-451 (A Matter of Time) Assigned (at Jack's request) to go with SG-1 and SG-3 to mop up the rest of Mot's troops on P4S-237, after SG-1 and SG-15's original run-in with them on the planet. (Prophecy)

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• Engineering corps. One of its first (its very first?) missions was to help SG-1 scout possible relocation sites for the Nasyans. (In the Line of Duty) First incarnation: Headed by Capt. Conner. Discovered trinium on PXY-887. (Spirits) Was one of the units sent to Hathor's planet to rescue SG-1 (Into the Fire). Was captured by Apophis on P89-534 and declared MIA; gave little information to Apophis before they died, but enough to allow Apophis to set up a training camp for human infiltrators. (Rules of Engagement) Second incarnation -- archaeological team?: headed by Maj. Hawkins (who was taken over by a Goa'uld and killed), Loder (killed by the Unas), Sanchez (killed), Robert Rothman (taken over by a Goa'uld and killed). Daniel joined this team for an archaeological survey of P3X-888, the original Goa'uld homeworld; he was the only survivor of the mission, and he suffered capture by the Unas. Next incarnation: unsure of team designation (whether they're still archaeologists or not), but Daniel joined them offworld to assist them on something in Prodigy. Daniel has also been travelling with them on a regular basis to the Unas' homeworld since First Ones to pick up recordings he's been gathering of the natives. (Beast of Burden)

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• One of its first (its very first?) missions was to help SG-1 scout possible relocation sites for the Nasyans. (In the Line of Duty) Made an unscheduled early return from Alaris because of a broken ankle. (Window of Opportunity) Was one of the teams assigned to check out worlds that may have been the Aschen homeworld, before the missions were scrubbed. (2010) Wiped out in the first wave of a Goa'uld attack on the Tok'ra base in the Risa system. (2002) (Allegiance)

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• Requested as of Into the Fire.

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• Requested as of Into the Fire. Major Graham, Captain Blasdale, Lieutenant Astor, and Sergeant Louis. On a joint mission with SG-15 to meet 'n' greet the Lasarians on P6Y-325, the SG teams were attacked by Jaffa. SG-14 survived, but Graham and Astor were programmed as zatarcs. Graham shot Blasdale and then committed forced suicide in a Tok'ra meeting chamber; Astor freaked out while Anise was trying to "cure" her, tried to kill everyone she could see (failed), and then shot herself. (Divide and Conquer)

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• Requested as of Into the Fire. On a joint mission with SG-14 to meet 'n' greet the Lasarians on P6Y-325, the SG teams were attacked by Jaffa and six team members, apparently all of SG-15, died. (Divide and Conquer) Next incarnation: went to P4X-639 and reported increasing solar activity, prompting an SG-1 mission to test the effects of the radiation. (Window of Opportunity) Sometime after Scorched Earth, Major Pierce took command. Was one of the teams assigned to check out worlds that may have been the Aschen homeworld, before the missions were scrubbed. (2001) Still led by Pierce, SG-15 helped the Tok'ra escape from Anubis' attack on their base in the Risa system, and went with the surviving Tok'ra to the SGC's alpha site. Put in charge of protecting the stargate against all comers when it became clear that there was a saboteur/assassin loose on the alpha site. (Allegiance) Still led by Major Pierce, the team was assigned to go with SG-1 to P4S-237 for a full tactical assessment to determine whether there was a real chance to free the locals from the Goa'uld. The entire team was captured when a local, Chazen, betrayed the movement to free the planet and called Mot in a day early. They escaped with the help of another local, and survived an ambush at the stargate with only one apparently minor injury (not sure which team member was injured). (Prophecy)

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• Added by Ascension. Commanded by Colonel Reynolds. The team's first (?) assignment was a long-term analysis of the weapon found on P4X-636. (Ascension) Presumably a science team of some sort.

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• Added by Proving Ground. Commanded by Major Mansfield, eventually included Lieutenant Elliot. (Proving Ground). Four-man team -- no women (Summit). Mansfield and two others were killed in the goa'uld attack on the Tok'ra base on Revanna (Summit); Elliot survived briefly as a Tok'ra after Lantash entered him in an attempt to save both their lives, but was too badly injured, and died soon after (Last Stand).

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• (Designation unknown so far.) Presumably added sometime soon after Redemption (when Jack suggests giving them their own team rather than adding a Russian to SG-1, and picks Jonas to fill the open slot). The team wears Russian uniforms, but SGC patches (the standard SGC patch on the left arm, and a unit patch on the right arm, designation unreadable). All-male team, led by Lt. Colonel Sergei Ivanov. The team was kept largely separate from other SG teams, working alone. After a mission to P3X-367, they brought a refugee, Alabran, back to the SGC because he had vital information about Nirrti. When Hammond assigned SG-1 to capture or kill Nirrti, Ivanov convinced him to allow the Russian team to be backup (Hammond was under orders to integrate the team more thoroughly). Ivanov was captured and killed by Nirrti on the mission; the rest of the Russian team, held in reserve at the stargate, was under orders to return to base if SG-1 and Ivanov were overdue to report.

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• SG-5: late 2000, The Light
• SG-6: 1999, Foothold
• SG-7: 1997, Singularity
• SG-9: 1997, First Commandment (not really wiped out, but three out of four died; only Lt. Conner survived)
• SG-10: 1998, A Matter of Time
• SG-11: 1999, Rules of Engagement; 2000, The First Ones
• SG-12: 2002, Allegiance
• SG-15: 2000, Divide and Conquer
• SG-17: 2001, Summit/Last Stand

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• Lieutenant Astor X: Member of SG-14. Captured by the Goa'uld and programmed as a Zatarc; freaked out while Anise was trying to "cure" her and shot herself. (mid-2000, Divide and Conquer)
• Lieutenant Baker X: Member of SG-9. The only team member to stay fully loyal to Captain Jonas Hanson, even in Hanson's utter lunacy on the mission to P3X-513. He was killed by a native (whom SG-1 had pulled aside and explained things to, and who was helping them take Hanson down), who shot him with Teal'c's staff weapon to keep him from shooting Daniel. (1997, First Commandment).
• Baker: (rank unknown) With Jack, Teal'c, and Stevens, boarded the Russian sub to see how bad the Replicator infestation was. (Small Victories)
• Lieutenant Barber X: Member of SG-5; died as a result of chemical alterations in his brain that caused him to commit suicide by running into the kawoosh of an opening wormhole after visiting the abandoned Goa'uld pleasure palace on P4X-347 (late 2000, The Light)
• Major General Bauer: Assigned to command the SGC after General Hammond was blackmailed into retiring. Probably a part of the NID conspiracy to gain offworld technology at any cost; if not an actual member, then a patsy that the NID could manipulate. (Seemed too aware of where the intelligence he was basing his decisions on was coming from to just be a patsy, though.) Pretty much his first action as commander was to dismantle SG-1, assigning Daniel to pure research as a consultant who goes offworld only when needed for a specific mission, Sam to a project building naquadah-enhanced nuclear bombs, and Teal'c to SG-3, while forcing Jack to take time off to consider whether he still wanted to be a part of the SGC. Refused to listen to Sam's and Daniel's warnings about why he couldn't test his nuclear bomb on a given planet, and as a result nearly destroyed not only the base but god knows how much of Earth when the bomb destroyed the other planet and started sending gamma radiation back through the open wormhole. Was removed from command when Hammond was reinstated. (Chain Reaction)
• Major Benton X: Commander of SG-9. Months into a mission to Latona to both renew diplomatic relations and gain access to the Latonans' planetary defense system, the Sentinel, Benton was killed by a staff blast to the chest on his way to the stargate as Jaffa invaded the planet. (The Sentinel)
• Captain Blasdale X: Member of SG-14. Got between Major Graham (who has become a zatarc) and his intended target, and was killed. (mid-2000, Divide and Conquer)
• Major Henry Boyd X: Commanded SG-10; Jack recommended him for the command. On the team's first mission, to P3W-451, he and his team members were trapped on the planet when a black hole sucked the planet into its gravity well, and they all died (1998, A Matter of Time).
• Captain/Major Samantha Carter, USAF: Member of SG-1. See Sam for complete details.
• Casey: Rank unknown. Member of SG-2 under Kawalsky's command on the first mission to Chulak; injured during their retreat. (Children of the Gods)
• Major Castleman, USMC: In first season, commanded SG-3. He was injured during the search for the missing Jack and Sam, falling several meters from a rock face. (Solitudes) In charge of briefing at least some of the "alpha teams" preparing to go through the stargate to the alpha site ahead of the Goa'uld attack on Earth. (Serpent's Lair) Took over command of SG-1 temporarily while Jack was unable to speak English in The Fifth Race; got trapped on P9Q-281 with Sam, Teal'c, and another person until Jack came up with the plans to fix the DHD.
• Major Coburn: In command of SG-2 by season three (Maternal Instinct). By fourth season's Prodigy (and possibly as early as Beneath the Surface), Major Griff has taken that command; unclear where Coburn has moved to, or if he's still alive.
• Lieutenant/Captain Conner X: As a lieutenant, was part of SG-9, and the only survivor of the mission to P3X-513. He refused to return to Earth to give a report on the situation when Jack ordered him to; he insisted on staying on the planet and helping them stop Hanson, partly to avenge his friend Frakes. (First Commandment). Promoted to Captain and given command of SG-11 (Into the Fire). Died after his team was captured and held by Apophis for information about the SGC (1999, Rules of Engagement) (NB: this is a guess; he's never mentioned by name in the ep, but he was leader of SG-11, which is the team that was captured and killed).
• Simon Coombs: Scientist attached to the SGC. (The Other Guys)
• Davidson: Under Hathor's "spell"; Sam shot him with a tranquilizer dart while he was protecting Hathor. (Hathor)
• Master Sergeant Walter/Norman Davis: Formerly known as "Technician", the guy with white hair and glasses who dials the stargate. (2010 -- Jack calls him "Walter", and his nametag clearly says Davis; also is wearing a nametage "Sergeant Davis" in The Other Side) Got to use a gun in the alternate reality in There But For the Grace of God. As of fifth season, his name has changed to "Norman Davis" (nametag in Meridian)

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• Lieutenant Elliot, USAF X: Recruited straight out of the academy (where he was top of his class), trained under Jack, was accepted to the SGC and made a part of SG-17 in Proving Ground. First mission was a cakewalk: go to Revanna, be polite to the Tok'ra and learn their new insurgency tactics while everyone waited for Jacob and Daniel to complete their mission. Revanna was brutally attacked, and Elliott watched his entire team die, and nearly died himself before Lantash entered him in an attempt to save both their lives (Summit). Their respective injuries were too severe, and they willingly remained behind to cover SG-1 and Jacob's retreat, waiting their chance to release a deadly poison that would kill every Goa'uld, Tok'ra, and Jaffa in range, including them. (2001, Last Stand)
• Jay Felger: Scientist attached to the SGC. Hero-worships Jack and SG-1. (The Other Guys)
• Major Louis Ferretti, USAF: Part of the original mission to Abydos (Stargate the movie). When the SGC began he was added to SG-2 under Kawalsky's command. Started out calling Daniel "Dr. Jackson" to his face, and "Daniel" otherwise; eventually shifted to just "Daniel". Was badly injured in Apophis' attack on Abydos, including an eye injury, but nevertheless managed to get all seven symbols for Apophis' destination. (Children of the Gods) After Kawalsky died, Ferretti took over command of SG-2 for an indeterminate time -- at least one year and possibly two or slightly more. (The Enemy Within). When SG-1 disobeyed orders and went through the stargate to try to stop a possible Goa'uld attack on Earth, Ferretti put in a personal request to Hammond that SG-2 be allowed to go after them; he felt a personal obligation to Jack, since Jack had saved his life on several occasions. (Within the Serpent's Grasp) No idea what unit he's with, but he was still alive as of late third season; Daniel suggested him as a possible addition to the team to replace darkside!Jack. (Shades of Grey)
• Captain/Major Dr. Janet Fraiser, USAF: MD, chief medical officer at the SGC; specialty is rare and exotic diseases.
  • Divorced; no biological children, but she's adopted/permanently fostered Cassie.
  • Suffers from severe allergies, and requires daily antihistamines to control them. (Broca Divide)
  • Lives in a nice house, with a big porch and wide steps leading up to it. Probably a one-story. White fridge in the kitchen, surrounded by cabinets and with several pictures on it, at least one clearly a school photo (5x7 or 8x10) of Cassie. Kitchen area opens onto living room area, which has walls full of windows with miniblinds -- no curtains. Furntiure is brightly patterned, possibly tropical flowers. (Rite of Passage)
  • Watched Cassie nearly die in front of her, with nothing she could do to stop it. Affected her badly enough that she knocked out a guard and sincerely threatened to kill Nirrti. (Rite of Passage)
  • Was taken over by aliens in Foothold.
  • Is militarily trained, but will stay back from aggressiveness if anyone else better-trained is there (The Curse, where first Sam, then Daniel, took their places, and Janet waited for them to say 'all clear')
  • Had some training with rifles, but hadn't touched one in years as of 1997, her first year at the SGC. (Hathor)
  • Has gotten good enough at her job that she now has no trouble keeping Junior alive for many hours outside of Teal'c, with no damage done. (Threshold)
  • Uses an ergonomic keyboard on the computer in her office. (Rite of Passage)
  • Uses Netscape, not IE. (Hathor)
  • Still uses "Cassandra" for the most part, but can shift to "Cassie" in moments of stress (when Cassie was unconscious on the porch; when she was missing from her bed and then tried to run again after Janet found her) (Rite of Passage)
  • Was extremely ill with the disease that Ayiana was carrying; healed by Ayiana. (Frozen)
  • Gets offworld to the alpha site to help with the Tok'ra and Tau'ri wounded from Anubis' attack on the Tok'ra base in the Risa system. (Allegiance)
  • Functions as a medical examiner in a pinch; did the autopsy on Ocker to see who or what killed him. (Allegiance)
  • Pulls medical rank:
    • Fire and Water (insists on stand-down time for the team, even when Hammond wants them back on duty)
    • Upgrades (insists on stopping the experiment)
    • Entity (forces first Sam, then Jack and Daniel, to go to the infirmary over their protest)
    • The Changeling (in Teal'c's hallucination, forces him to stay in the infirmary for observation)
  • Career:
    • No idea how long she's been in the Air Force; doctors join as captains, not lieutenants, so I don't know how long it took her to make major. At a guess, it's been more than 10 years; I doubt she would have been assigned SGC without at least a few years' military service under her belt.
    • Chief medical officer at the SGC; specialty is rare and exotic diseases.
    • Recommended for a commendation after Hathor
    • Has an office at the nearby USAF Academy Hospital (In the Line of Duty)
      • The office number is probably G-438 (hard to see the number, even zoomed on the DVD) (In the Line of Duty)
    • Possibly has some training in covert ops; volunteered to be part of Major Griff's covert mission to find and rescue SG-1 on the ice world, where they've been brainwashed into thinking they're laborers. (Beneath the Surface)
  • Income:
    • As of 1999: Not sure.
    • As of 2002 (based on the military pay calculator and assuming 10 years' service and a pay grade of 04): about $80,379/year in regular compensation (including allowances), plus about $1100/year in special pay for medical officers. That regular pay is probably too low; I'm guessing completely on her years of service, and if those go up, her income goes up. Special pay goes down as years of service go up.
      • Base monthly income (on 10 years' service, not including allowances or special pay) is $4,696.
• Frakes X: (rank unknown) Member of SG-9; served as the team's anthropologist. On a mission to P3X-513, he went along with Hanson's initial decision to pretend to be gods, before Hanson went nuts and started believing it for real. He was shot with a (poisoned?) dart while trying to escape from Hanson's native troops, then brought before Hanson, who shot him dead. Afterward, the natives burned him down to ashes, leaving little but his dogtags behind. (1997, First Commandment).
• Friesen X: Scientist attached to the SGC. Died on a mission to find out why Anubis' apparently empty ship had entered Earth orbit, killed by Jaffa. (Descent)
• Major Gant: Part of the shakedown crew on the Prometheus (X-303). She wears a master-pilot badge. Her precise function was never stated, but she gave Colonel Ronson general status reports, and was the person who opened the hyperspace window once they had a go, and ran the diagnostics after it shut down. At a (total) guess, she's the hyperspace officer. (Memento)
• Major Graham X: Commanded SG-14; on a mission to P3X-513 was captured by the Goa'uld and turned into a zatarc. Tried to assassinate the head of the Tok'ra High Council and committed forced suicide when the attempt failed (after incidentally killing one of his own men, Capt. Blasdale). (mid-2000, Divide and Conquer)
• Captain Grier: On the alpha site when it was full of Jaffa and Tok'ra (not sure if he was part of the mission to rescue the Tok'ra from their base in the Risa system or not). He was killed by the ashrak along with the unknown Jaffa and Tok'ra he was teamed with to hunt the ashrak down. (Allegiance)
• Captain/Major Griff: As a captain, member of SG-2. Got shot in the arm by Rothman (who was infested with a Goa'uld), but not badly (The First Ones). Gets promoted shortly thereafter; in Beneath the Surface (just a few weeks later) he's a major in command of an unspecified SG unit. By Prodigy, it's clear he's in command of SG-2; no idea what happened to Major Coburn.
• Lieutenant Grogan, USAF: Recruited straight out of the academy, trained under Jack. Despite an unfortunate tendency to be repeatedly shot during training exercises, he was accepted to the SGC, and was waiting for an assignment to an SG team when a slot became available. (Proving Ground) (Continuity glitch: in The Sentinel, he identifies himself as "Sergeant Grogan". Jack later correctly refers to him as "lieutenant". Grogan was an academy graduate, so there's no way he was a sergeant.) Member of SG-9 -- the only member of SG-9 to survive the mission to Latona. After SG-1 found him, he led Jack into the capital city and vouched for him with Marul, but was later captured along with Jack by Svarog's Jaffa. He was beaten up, but not too badly, and used along with Jack as a way of forcing the rest of SG-1 to give up the secrets of the Sentinel. (The Sentinel)
• Captain Hagman: PhD, anthropologist (probably), assigned to SG-1 as a possible replacement for Daniel. His spectacular failure in assessing the locals' attitudes (resulting in Jack getting a partially torn ligament in one knee as the team raced for the safety of the gate) kept his tenure with the team brief. (Redemption, part 1)
• Lieutenant Hailey, USAF: Recruited straight out of the academy after having already been on one SGC mission (during Prodigy). Was possibly given accelerated training as a result and joined the SGC ahead of her apparent peers; in the final training exercise during Proving Ground, she's aware and a part of everything that's going on, and remarks to a co-trainee "You should have seen what they put me through." Not assigned to any particular SG team.
• Major General George Hammond, USAF: Commander in Chief of SGC, well-loved by his people. He's kind and compassionate, but also aware that his command is the only thing standing between Earth and destruction. Medals.
  • Raised in Texas.
  • Widowed; wife died in 1993 of cancer (Tin Man) Has two granddaughters, Tessa (the older one, age unknown) and Kayla (old enough to be in school, young enough to believe in the tooth fairy as of spring 2000 [Crystal Skull]--prob. 6 or 7)
  • #1 on his speed dial is his granddaughters (Unnatural Selection)
  • Friends with Whitlow?--at least good acquaintances with him; the man from the intelligence community Hammond turned to for information in Touchstone. Also Jack O'Neill -- Jack is around Hammond's family enough for his granddaughters to go running into Jack's arms and be swept up into a big hug when he arrives, although even off-duty he addresses Hammond as "General". Jack also automatically goes to the back kitchen door when he makes an unannounced visit (to Hammond's nice house on a lake, with a big yard) . (Chain Reaction)
  • Personal friend of the president.
  • Despite being behind the actual front lines as Commander in Chief of the SGC, Hammond has been affected more than once by alien threats brought through the gate.
    • Reverted to pre-human in The Broca Divide (and held in isolation room IS-19 along with Jack, at least temporarily -- while wearing a straitjacket).
    • Under Hathor's 'spell' in Hathor.
    • Taken over by aliens in Foothold.
  • Has known about SG-1 for 30 years (1969).
  • Has contacts in the intelligence community, but dislikes cloak-and-dagger stuff (Touchstone).
  • Dressed more formally in first season: always in a tie, and often in his dress-blue jacket, complete with ribbons and badges.
  • Implied very strongly that he'd kill Teal'c rather than sentence him to a life of solitary confinement and the threat of being taken over by a mature Junior, if they couldn't find a way to save Teal'c from Apophis' brainwashing. (Threshold)
  • Career:
    • 1969: as a lieutenant assigned to Cheyenne Mountain, helped the members of SG-1 escape from military arrest so they could return to the future. (1969) 
    • Served with Jacob Carter during the Cold War (Secrets)
    • Served in Vietnam. No indication of what years he was there, or at what rank, but probably a lieutenant, given that he was one in 1969. (Revelations) (NB: His Vietnam service was already evident in his medals, but this was the first aired canonical support for it.)
      • Saw his best friend shot down, and despite knowing that he was alive (he saw the chute open), he never found out what happened to him -- just had to live with it. (Revelations)
    • Major General (two-star) by the time he's assigned to the stargate facility to oversee its shutdown.
    • One month away from retirement when the SGC program started up.
    • Saw Apophis for the first time in the gateroom, just before Apophis left. (Children of the Gods)
    • Threatened to send a Mark 5 nuclear bomb through to Abydos to finish the job of destroying it, until his kindly nature won out and he decided to agree to let Jack contact Daniel instead. (Children of the Gods)
    • Commander in Chief of the SGC (The Enemy Within)
    • Reports directly to the president, and isn't afraid to use that connection when necessary. (multiple eps)
    • Called off the search for Jack and Sam before they were found and officially listed them as MIA, once all the planets that fit Daniel's theory had been checked out. (Solitudes)
    • Tried everything he could to prevent the program's shutdown after Politics. He went to talk to Senator Kinsey, twice -- the second time he was forcibly removed from Kinsey's office (on Kinsey's order). He also spoke with the Secretary of Defense, and the Joint Chiefs, and finally called the president himself, all to no avail. (Within the Serpent's Grasp)
    • Disapproved of the Pentagon's decision to lay low until the Goa'uld ha'tak vessels on their way to destroy Earth got close enough to bomb; Hammond believed that the entire world should be warned about this, to give them all time to prepare defenses. He also disapproved of the fact that US forces weren't being mobilized, again in favor of lying low to keep the Goa'uld from knowing that Earth (or at least one little corner of it) was forewarned. (Serpent's Lair)
    • Rarely travels through stargate -- only twice so far. The first time was to pursue diplomatic efforts to get SG-1 out of life imprisonment (Prisoners); the second was to join Teal'c and Bra'tac in a desperate bid to rescue SG-1 and the teams that had gone in to rescue them earlier from Hathor (Into the Fire).
    • Retired in 2000 (ep aired in late 2000/early 2001, but the clothes people were wearing outside indicated it was mid-fall at the latest). Claimed to be fed up with ordering people to their potential deaths, but was actually blackmailed into it by the NID, who had his granddaughters taken by two men just to prove they could (kids returned unharmed). Was reinstated after Jack pulled some serious strings and hooked up with Maybourne long enough to get sufficient dirt on the NID to make them back off. (Chain Reaction)
    • Refused to leave his post, even at the apparent urging of the president, when the world was in imminent danger of being destroyed by an asteroid. (Failsafe)
    • Caught between a rock (Jack) and a hard place (the Pentagon) when Daniel returned from Kelowna lethally irradiated: the government wanted to maintain diplomatic relations with the Kelownans (despite their accusation that Daniel sabotaged their research, causing his own fatal injuries as a result) to gain access to the Kelownans' store of naquadria, in hopes of being able to develop defensive shields such as those used by the Goa'uld on their motherships. (Meridian)
    • Willing to risk the SGC's relationship with the Tok'ra -- which admittedly had been less than stellar at that point -- to get information about what happened to Jack after the Tok'ra Kanan had blended with him. Later, he was equally indifferent to Councilor Thoran's threat to break off diplomatic relations at the SGC's idea of using a Goa'uld -- Yu -- to rescue Jack, pointing out that the Tok'ra need Earth a lot more than Earth needs the Tok'ra. (Abyss)
    • Under orders to integrate the Russian team more thoroughly into SGC missions, after a period when that team was kept largely separate. (Metamorphosis)
  • Income:
    • As of 1999: more than $119,951 -- regular compensation for the rank/grade below him (for Brigadier General 07 -- he's a Major General), including allowances (housing, uniforms, etc.).
      • Base monthly pay is $9,048.00, not including allowances.
      • These numbers are based on January 2000 data. Military pay was adjusted in July 2000; don't have those numbers.
    • As of 2002 (based on the military pay calculator and an educated guess or two): about $142,710/year in regular compensation (including allowances).
      • Base monthly pay is $9,852, not including allowances.
• Captain Jonas Hanson X: Used to be engaged to Sam, but she broke up with him before either of them joined the SGC. Hanson had years of black ops under his belt before joining the SGC. Commanded SG-9. Upon being greeted as gods by the cave-dwelling natives of P3X-513, Hanson convinced his team that pretending to be gods would be a good way to help the locals set up a political structure to save themselves. About 4-5 weeks later, a child got lost from the caves, and Hanson went out into the day to find her, and was outside for two full days -- the last straw on the camel's back of his sanity, apparently. Later, when some of the cave-dwellers questioned him on the assumption he was just a man, not a god, he tied them to stakes and left them out in the sunlight for seven days -- by which time they were blind from the extreme solar radiation, and covered in giant bleeding burns; they died shortly after. Hanson didn't stop at killing natives; when two of his men, Frakes and Conner, tried to flee back to Earth to warn the SGC what was going on, he chased them down and shot Frakes himself. He began working the natives nearly to death, building him a temple, with the promise that he would "turn the sky orange" -- activate a Goa'uld energy shield that would keep out the worst of the radiation -- after they finished. He was really waiting for Sam and SG-1 to appear, so he could make Sam turn it on for him. She did (after he threatened Jack), and Hanson called an assembly of the locals to proclaim his power. He didn't realize the shield needed two devices working together; when Daniel explained that and signalled Teal'c to turn the other one on, the natives turned on Hanson, and threw him into an active Stargate -- dialled for Earth, but with no GDO signal sent through, so no open iris. (1997, First Commandment)
• Major Hawkins X: Commanded SG-11; was infested by a Goa'uld and killed by Teal'c on on P3X-888 (the original Goa'uld homeworld) (late 2000, The First Ones).

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• Lieutenant Colonel Sergei Ivanov X: Commander of the Russian team. He brought a refugee, Alabran, back from P3X-367 because he was sure the SGC (especially Jack) would want to know that Nirrti was up to her old tricks again -- genetically modifying humans to suit her purposes. Quietly snarky (nothing terribly overt, but he had a mind and spoke it when need be), and seemed very determined to make a go of his team's presence at the SGC. He brought the situation with Nirrti to Jack's and Hammond's attention, even though bringing Alabran back as proof was against regs; kept himself in the loop as Hammond decided what to do; wasn't afraid to ask questions if he didn't understand something, or to offer solutions to problems (e.g., he immediately suggested that his team take Alabran back through the stargate after hearing the boy could be booby-trapped); politely -- and rightly -- pointed out that his team could be useful, and how; and took orders from SGC superiors, including Jack, without complaint. Basically, a smart, capable officer, and an asset to the SGC. He was captured and brought before Nirrti, who put him in an alien device and tortured him, messing with his active genetic code. Shortly thereafter, his cellular structure collapsed, and he liquefied. (Metamorphosis)
• Dr. Daniel Jackson: Civilian member of SG-1. See Daniel for complete details.
• Lieutenant Johnson, USMC: Member of SG-3. (Broca Divide)
• Major Charles Kawalsky, USAF X: Part of the original mission to Abydos. He was the one who found the cartouche that allowed Daniel to figure out how to get them home. (Stargate the movie). Got his first command after the second mission to Abydos, at Jack's recommendation -- was put in charge of SG-2 (Children of the Gods). Was almost immediately infested with a Goa'uld, and had to be killed (1997, The Enemy Within). By the end of the first mission to Abydos and therafter, he called Daniel "Daniel" (Stargate the movie, Children of the Gods); later, in Gamekeeper, the memory-Kawalsky called him "Dr. Jackson".
• Major Stan Kovacek: Attorney. Commands SG-9 in its diplomatic incarnation (Prisoners).
• Major Lawrence: Commander of SG-3 (The Sentinel). (nb: this is very probably a misnomer; it should be Major Warren, who had been in command of the unit before, including during the previous episode -- Warren's character is played by the actor Colin Lawrence, which could be the cause of the confusion.)
• Dr. Lee: One of the scientists analyizing the moon where the SGC was hoping to set up a permanent research station. He was injured in the hand by the indigenous lifeforms (energy-based beings who looked like fireflys/will o' the wisps/Tinkerbell). (Prodigy) Assigned to help Sam figure out the (presumably) Furling technology to try to find Jack and Maybourne after they vanished through a portal. He got very frustrated and unhappy with Sam's insistence that the team continue searching, after they'd already done everything possible. (Paradise Lost)
• Loder X: (rank unknown) Member of SG-11; killed by an Unas on P3X-888 (the original Goa'uld homeworld) (late 2000, The First Ones).
• Sergeant Louis: Member of SG-14. Was the only one to survive the aftereffects of the mission to P3X-513. (Divide and Conquer)
• Major Lowel: Has something to do with security. It was his decision to inform General Hammond that an intruder was arrested at the surface for attempting an unauthorized entrance; she (Hathor) knew about the stargate, and he sent and airman to inform Hammond. (Hathor)
• Dr. MacKenzie: A psychiatrist on staff with the SGC. Has been called in for cases dealing with issues of mental health and delusional behavior. (Fire and Water, Legacy, Threshold )
• Colonel Robert Makepeace, USMC: Barring a few interruptions, commanded SG-3, a Marine unit. Trusted member of the SGC until late third season, when he was revealed as a member of a rogue organization that was stealing technology from SGC allies; he was feeding the organization information about SG units' missions. Arrested by Jack. (early 2000, Shades of Grey)
• Major Mansfield X: Commander of SG-17 (Proving Ground). Died in the attack on Revanna when the ceiling caved in on him after he'd already suffered severe injuries in another bomb-induced cave-in. (2001, Last Stand)
• Captain Matthison: Assigned to SG-1 as a potential replacement for Daniel, and had the distinction of lasting a shorter time than anyone else: two hours. (Redemption, part 1)
• Lieutenant Morrison: Member of SG-3.

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• Dr. Nimiziki: Died almost as soon as he joined the program, apparently; he was on call when Kawalsky reported to the infirmary with a bad headache shortly after the second mission to Abydos, and Kawalsky's immature symbiote killed Nimiziki to keep from being detected. (Children of the Gods)
• Nyan: A Bedrosian native who helped SG-1 escape captivity, and who was badly wounded in the process. They brought him back and Daniel offered him a job as his research assistant. (New Ground)
• Colonel Jack O'Neill: Commander of SG-1. See Jack for complete details.
• Major Pierce: Member of SG-2, at an unknown rank, during The First Ones; was part of the rescue mission to find Daniel. As of 2001 was a major and was in command of SG-15. Part of the team helping the Tok'ra escape from Anubis' attack on their base in the Risa system. He came through it with just a few scrapes, to the SGC's alpha site. Put in charge of protecting the stargate against all comers when it becomes clear that there's a saboteur/assassin loose on the alpha site. When everyone headed off into the woods to look for the saboteur, in trios, he was assigned to Teal'c and an unknown Tok'ra. Later, he lost his GDO to the invisible ashrak in a scuffle around the stargate (recovered when the ashrak was killed). (Allegiance) Still in command of SG-15, he was assigned with his team to go with SG-1 to P4S-237 for a full tactical assessment to determine whether there was a real chance to free the locals from the Goa'uld. The entire team was captured when a local, Chazen, betrayed the movement to free the planet and called Mot in a day early. They escaped with the help of another local, and survived an ambush at the stargate with only one apparently minor injury (not sure which team member was injured). (Prophecy)
• Jonas Quinn: Civilian, originally from Kelowna. After three months at the SGC, Jack (under orders to accept a Russian officer) requested that he be added to SG-1. (Redemption, part 2) See Jonas for details.
• Colonel Reynolds: Used to work at Area 51; was the major who guided SG-1 on their tour of the facility while they were trying to figure out what had happened to the second gate (Touchstone). Joined the SGC in 2001 to head SG-16. Transferred in from Area 51. Brings his laptop (with his name on it and everything) with him to briefings; appears to be a scientist of some sort. (Ascension)
• Colonel William Ronson, USAF: Full-bird colonel. Wears master-pilot badge. Commander of the Prometheus (X-303) on its shakedown mission. He was a bit gung-ho on the idea of drills, battle and otherwise, annoying Jack no end with the constant alarms. Once the shakedown cruise went south and the ship was forced to land, he was less than pleased with the idea of giving the Tagreans an inch, since they were holding weapons on his grounded ship, but gave in when Jack insisted. (Memento)
• Dr. Robert Rothman X: Used to be Daniel's research assistant when Daniel was doing his dissertation. Member of the SGC's research division, working both on the base (Crystal Skull) and in the field (The First Ones). Daniel assumes that Rothman would be his replacement on SG-1 if he should leave (Forever in a Day) -- and that Jack wouldn't like Rothman. Jack is at least impatient with Rothman, even if he doesn't outright dislike him (Crystal Skull, The First Ones). Rothman is assigned to SG-11 to study the original Goa'uld homeworld -- P3X-888 -- and is infested with a primitive Goa'uld. Jack kills him (late 2000, The First Ones).
• Sanchez X: (rank unknown) Member of SG-11. Killed on P3X-888 (the original Goa'uld homeworld) (late 2000, The First Ones).
• Lieutenant Satterfield: (No rank is actually given, but as an academy graduate she must be a lieutenant.) Recruited straight out of the academy, trained under Jack. She was accepted to the SGC, and is waiting for an assignment to an SG team when a slot becomes available. (Proving Ground)
• Sergeant Siler: Assigned to the base. His area of expertise is the mechanical and electrical function of the Stargate, and he is often called upon to make corrections and repairs on the Stargate and the equipment. Also seems to help with research (Crystal Skull). He was under Hathor's 'spell' in Hathor. He wound up with a concussion and broken arm after a suped-up Jack tapped him in Upgrades.
• Lt. Graham Simmons: A technician who also works in scientific research on the base. Had/has a crush on Sam. (Message in a Bottle, The Fifth Race, A Matter of Time, Serpent's Song) Worked on gate diagnostics to try to figure out what was holding it open for so long when the team was under attack from Anubis -- seemed to be over his crush. (Redemption, part 1)
• Stevens X: (rank unknown) Joined Jack and Teal'c on the Russian sub to fight the Replicators; died there. (mid-2000, Small Victories)

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• Tarkman: (rank unknown) Member of SG-9. Died on the mission to Latona, presumably killed by Jaffa. (The Sentinel)
• Teal'c: Member of SG-1 (not really a civilian, but not a soldier, either -- warrior, all the way). See Teal'c for complete details.
• Technician (the dialing guy): See "Sergeant Walter Davis"
• Major Wade X: Commanded SG-3 after Makepeace. Died on P3S-452, a Goa'uld stronghold, on a mission ordered by General Bauer, to get more weapons-grade naquadah to use to enhance a nuclear warhead. (mid-to-late 2000, Chain Reaction [note on date: the ep aired in Dec 2000 in the UK and January 2001 in the US, but the clothes people were wearing indicated mid-fall at the latest).
• Dr. Warner: A surgeon and member of the medical staff of the SGC. Attempted to remove the Goa'uld from Kawalsky (The Enemy Within). Performed exploratory surgery on Cassie to find out what the foreign object in her chest was (and remove it if possible), and risked her life by not stopping when Fraiser said to -- Cassie's pulse was skyrocketing, and her heart monitor flatlined before Warner removed the scope to allow CPR to begin (which turned out to be unnecessary -- the bomb just wanted to be left alone, and restarted her heart when the scope was removed). (Singularity) Seems to have no knowledge of basic blood composition or how to do a safe transfusion (Legacy).
• Major Warren: With SG-2 on Abydos under Kawalsky's command; no indication of rank (but he never called Kawalsky "sir", so possibly was a major at that early date as well). (Children of the Gods) In command of SG-3 in Prisoners. Was one of the soldiers taken over by the aliens in Foothold. Went with Jack and at least one other soldier to Reese's planet to find clues to the disaster that wiped her people out. Discovered Replicator blocks. (The Menace) Very possibly was in command of SG-3 during a joint mission with SG-1 to Latona, where SG-3 chased Jaffa all over the place while SG-1 attempted to repair the planet's defense systems (team leader is listed in the credits as Major Lawrence, but that seems unlikely -- the actor, Colin Lawrence, has played Warren since Children of the Gods, and I believe "Major Lawrence" to be an accidental misnomer for Warren). (The Sentinel)
• Winters: (rank unknown) Member of SG-9. Died on the mission to Latona, presumably killed by Jaffa. (The Sentinel)
• Sergeant Ziplinski: seen during Fair Game.

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