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* {{inlineref|Rafael Argus|[[Rafael Argus]]}}: Rogers assumes this identity after incapacitating the actual Argus in a tavern shootout {{BR25|The Plot to Kill a City}} | * {{inlineref|Rafael Argus|[[Rafael Argus]]}}: Rogers assumes this identity after incapacitating the actual Argus in a tavern shootout {{BR25|The Plot to Kill a City}} | ||
* {{inlineref|Harper V}}: Rogers uses this alias when goading [[Rafael Argus]], noting that Argus killed his brother [[Gleeson]] some 3 months prior {{BR25|The Plot to Kill a City, Part I}} | * {{inlineref|Harper V}} ({{inlineref|Harper 5}}): Rogers uses this alias when goading [[Rafael Argus]], noting that Argus killed his brother [[Gleeson]] some 3 months prior {{BR25|The Plot to Kill a City, Part I}} | ||
* {{inlineref|Aron Wist}}: a false fallback identity Rogers is provisioned, in the event that his first cover is blown; its use allows Dr. [[Elias Huer]] and Defense Directorate personnel to apprehend the treacherous turncoat [[Harsteen]] {{BR25|The Plot to Kill a City, Part II}} | * {{inlineref|Aron Wist}}: a false fallback identity Rogers is provisioned, in the event that his first cover is blown; its use allows Dr. [[Elias Huer]] and Defense Directorate personnel to apprehend the treacherous turncoat [[Harsteen]] {{BR25|The Plot to Kill a City, Part II}} | ||
Revision as of 01:20, 7 March 2021
A list of William "Buck" Rogers's aliases used during Earth Defense Directorate operations is provided below.
- Rafael Argus: Rogers assumes this identity after incapacitating the actual Argus in a tavern shootout (BR25: "The Plot to Kill a City")
- Harper V (Harper 5): Rogers uses this alias when goading Rafael Argus, noting that Argus killed his brother Gleeson some 3 months prior (BR25: "The Plot to Kill a City, Part I")
- Aron Wist: a false fallback identity Rogers is provisioned, in the event that his first cover is blown; its use allows Dr. Elias Huer and Defense Directorate personnel to apprehend the treacherous turncoat Harsteen (BR25: "The Plot to Kill a City, Part II")