Casablanca Express

A decisive protective officer who leads from the front during the firefight on the coach roof. He stays focused under danger, balancing aggression with measured restraint to safeguard the passengers and mission. His leadership anchors the defenders' efforts.

A skilled agent who volunteers for a dangerous solo mission to reach the train. He demonstrates resourcefulness and grit, maneuvering through hostile terrain to cut the wires and rally the defenders. His bravery is pivotal to turning the tide.

A capable officer who coordinates the defense and maintains communications during the crisis. She remains steady under pressure, making decisive calls to mobilize reinforcements. She embodies resilience and professional resolve.

A German saboteur disguised among the passengers, orchestrating the crisis from within. He is stealthy, ruthless, and a constant threat that tests the guards' alertness. His plan hinges on creating maximum disruption before being stopped.

The central political figure the operation aims to protect rather than engage directly. His presence raises the stakes and drives Allied strategic aims under threat, symbolizing leadership and resolve amid danger.

An Allied officer who helps coordinate the response to the German assault, translating intelligence into actionable defense. He provides authority and tactical guidance during the crisis.

A decoy figure used to mislead the enemy, intensifying the tension around Churchill's movements and complicating the attacker’s objective. The ruse creates an additional layer of strategic risk.

A senior officer involved in the chain of command in Algiers, contributing to the overall planning and execution of the defense against the assault.

A representative of U.S. forces aboard the train, providing critical support and leadership during combat and crisis management.

A frontline Marine whose firepower and courage help repel the German attack, symbolizing the Allied counteroffensive during the crisis.