he loved her. On more than one mission she seemed a little more concerned about him than just as a colleague. However, during the show's run their relationship never developed. Réal Andrews - Lieutenant Jason "Chance" Walker (former U.S. Army; aviation expert, close quarters combat specialist) Lieutenant Chance Walker is a skilled martial artist; which martial arts are never made clear but probably those originating in Japan. When he was in the Army, he was a member of the elite Special Operations Aviation Regiment also known as the Night Stalkers. He showed expertise in flying everything from a variety of helicopters, turboprop planes and small passenger jets. He left the army due to a knee injury, however throughout the season he would show little signs of any complications from the injury. For example, he still jumped out of planes, fought, and trekked through hard terrain. Chance was working as track and field coach for a high school when Major Shepherd initially recruited him for the team's first mission. Major Shepherd says that he got his nickname of "Chance", because he never takes one. For example, he rolls his own parachute before missions. At the start of the second season it is stated that Chance and C.J. have moved to Hawaii, and started a business. Mark Sheppard - Staff Sergeant Christopher "C.J." Yates (former SAS; demolitions, electronic surveillance) Christopher "C.J." Yates was the son of a British soldier and an Irish mother. C.J. enlisted in the British Army after finishing high school. At one point he served in a tank unit, as well as serving in the infantry. He tried out, and after three attempts would get into the elite 22nd Special Air Service or 22 SAS. Yates's specialty was explosives, however he was also trained in electronic surveillance. There is some suggestion that he may have been trained as a member of MI6, but this was never confirmed during the series. Yates was also a skilled rock climber. On an SAS mission in Libya C.J. was captured. During the experience he was tortured over an extended period of time. C.J. claimed that all he told them was useless info such as who was the greatest drummer of all time. However it has been implied that he may have told them more than that. The experience left him with a lifelong hatred of the Libyans. It was never made clear if