Cast Evolution By Series
| Series 1 | Series 2 | Series 3 | Series 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red Troop | Henno Garvie | Henno Garvie | Henno Garvie | Henno Garvie |
| Pete Twamley | Pete Twamley | Louis Hoffman | Louis Hoffman | |
| Ricky Mann | Ricky Mann | Dave Woolston | Dave Woolston | |
| Jamie Dow | Jamie Dow | Becca Gallagher | Becca Gallagher | |
| Caroline Walshe | Caroline Walshe | Ed Dwyer | Finn Younger | |
| Jem Poynton | Louis Hoffman | |||
| Alex Leonard | Jem Poynton (Ep 1 only) | |||
| Sam Leonard (Ep 1 Only) | ||||
| Mick Sharpe (Ep 3, And 6 only) | ||||
| Commanding Officer | Dotsy Doheny | Dotsy Doheny (Eps 1-2) | Patrick Fleming | |
| Ian Macalwain (Eps 2-6) | ||||
| Regiment Commander | Aidan Dempsey | Aidan Dempsey | Aidan Dempsey | Aidan Dempsey |
| MI5 Attache | Box 500 | Pru Banks | Kathy Crampton |
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