"Evan Lorne"@sv . . . "Evan Lorne is a Major in the United States Air Force and team leader on the Atlantis expedition. By 2003, Lorne was working at Stargate Command as a member of SG-11 under Colonel Edwards. After Lieutenant Ritter, a fellow team member, went missing on P3X-403, where the unit was setting up a naquadah mining operation, he was tasked with showing SG-1 around the area. His blas\u00E9 attitude regarding primitive mining tools the team had discovered (and moved, contra the standing instructions of Doctor Daniel Jackson), mirrored that of his commanding officer and caused considerable consternation for Dr. Jackson. Lorne accompanied the search party that located Ritter's body."@en . . "Lorne, Evan"@fr . . . "Le major Evan Lorne se joint \u00E0 l'exp\u00E9dition Atlantis, il appara\u00EEt pour la premi\u00E8re fois dans l'\u00E9pisode \"Chasse \u00E0 l'homme\" mais est arriv\u00E9 sur Atlantis avec le croiseur terrien, le D\u00E9dale pendant le second si\u00E8ge d'Atlantis."@fr . . "Lorne es un mayor de las fuerzas aereas de los estados Unidos y un lider de equipo en la expedici\u00F3n Atlantis. Es el segundo al mando del apartado militar de Atlantis bajo las ordenes de John Sheppard. Categor\u00EDa:Personajes"@es . . . "Evan Lorne"@es . . "Evan Lorne is a Major in the United States Air Force and a team leader on the Atlantis expedition. He is also the second-in-command under Atlantis's military commander, Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard."@en . . . . . . "Evan Lorne is a Major in the United States Air Force and a team leader on the Atlantis expedition. He is also the second-in-command under Atlantis's military commander, Lieutenant Colonel John Sheppard."@en . . "Evan Lorne"@en . "a"@fr . . "Mayor, lider de equipo y segundo al mando del apartado militar de Atlantis"@es . . . . . "Evan Lorne"@en . "1970-07-22"^^ . . . . "Evan Lorne \u00E4r en manlig Tau'ri och \u00E4r Major av USA:s Flygvapen och teamledare p\u00E5 Atlantis Expeditionen."@sv . . . "s\u0153ur"@fr . "m"@fr . . "Man"@sv . . . . "Si"@es . . . "Lorne es un mayor de las fuerzas aereas de los estados Unidos y un lider de equipo en la expedici\u00F3n Atlantis. Es el segundo al mando del apartado militar de Atlantis bajo las ordenes de John Sheppard. Categor\u00EDa:Personajes"@es . . "-"@es . . "Evan Lorne \u00E4r en manlig Tau'ri och \u00E4r Major av USA:s Flygvapen och teamledare p\u00E5 Atlantis Expeditionen."@sv . . . . . . "Evan Lorne is a Major in the United States Air Force and team leader on the Atlantis expedition. By 2003, Lorne was working at Stargate Command as a member of SG-11 under Colonel Edwards. After Lieutenant Ritter, a fellow team member, went missing on P3X-403, where the unit was setting up a naquadah mining operation, he was tasked with showing SG-1 around the area. His blas\u00E9 attitude regarding primitive mining tools the team had discovered (and moved, contra the standing instructions of Doctor Daniel Jackson), mirrored that of his commanding officer and caused considerable consternation for Dr. Jackson. Lorne accompanied the search party that located Ritter's body. As a member of the Atlantis Expedition, Lorne received command of his own team. One mission took him to P3M-736 so as to examine the local plant life, an assignment he considered something of a letdown. During the course of this, however, he discovered a dead Wraith and evidence that Lieutenant Ford, who had fled Atlantis some weeks earlier, might be on the planet. After returning to Atlantis, he was assigned by Colonel Sheppard to accompany Doctor McKay in the search. During the course of the search, Lorne appeared somewhat amused by McKay's antics, but found his personality quite trying and remarked that McKay must be quite a genius if Sheppard hadn't shot him already. Eventually he was stunned by Ford, and fell back to the Stargate after recovering to find McKay gone. There he took charge when Wraith darts came through the Stargate. Lorne's team joined Sheppard's on an offworld reconnaissance mission, during the course of which a Wraith dart appeared and captured Doctor McKay and Lieutenant Laura Cadman with its dematerialization beam. He fired upon the dart with a rocket launcher but missed, hitting a tree instead. After Sheppard's team went missing while on a mission to Olesia, Lorne's team accompanied Doctor Elizabeth Weir to meet the Magistrate, piloting the puddle jumper and aiding Sheppard's team in their escape from the prison island on which the planet's Stargate was located. A few weeks later, upon returning from an uneventful mission to a cordial but reclusive world, Lorne was informed that Sheppard's team had again gone missing. Although he noted that Sheppard's team could be lax about checking in at times, Dr. Weir sent him out to look for them anyway. After finding no trace of Sheppard's team on the planet to which they had been sent, he remained in the vicinity of the Stargate while Doctor Zelenka attempted to interface with the planet's DHD and determine where they might have gone. When Dr. McKay managed to return to Atlantis with the news that Ford was holding the rest of the team and had forced them into attempting to disable a Wraith hive ship, Lorne accompanied the Daedalus to intercept the hive. He took a cloaked puddle jumper and attempted to contact Sheppard's team, but was forced to return to the Deadalus when it engaged the Wraith. Lorne was involved in retrieving one of a pair of stasis pods from decaying orbit around a planet with a spacegate; when the inhabitants of the pods proved to be intent on killing each other, one of them, Phoebus, used Weir's body to impersonate her and enlist Lorne's help in locating Thalan, who inhabited Colonel Sheppard. Initially frustrated by the secrecy of the individual he presumed to be Weir, Lorne was notified of the situation by Colonel Caldwell and attempted to apprehend her. When he didn't accept Phoebus' suggestion that Caldwell might have been the one who was compromised, Phoebus managed to render him unconscious. Not long afterward, it was Lorne's team that went missing for a change, while escorting Doctor Lindsay offworld. When he came under fire, Lorne ordered Lindsay back to the gate; a burned body wearing Lorne's dog tags was later discovered, but soon identified as not being his. A bounty had been placed on Lorne and several other bearers of the ATA gene by the Genii, who were seeking to acquire samples of the gene. Lorne and the others were freed by Ladon Radim, along with Sheppard and McKay (who had by then been captured as well), shortly before Ladon staged a coup d'etat to take over the Genii government. Lorne briefly assumed command of the recovered Ancient vessel Orion during Atlantis' brief alliance with a faction of Wraith. Lorne's first assignment was to keep the ship out of sensor range so as not to be detected; but after the Wraith reneged on their deal and set out for Earth, with Sheppard missing, Dr. Weir sent Lorne and the Orion as part of the effort to stop them. His command ended with the Orion's destruction, after he and his crew had evacuated to the Daedalus. He later accompanied a team onto the Wraith hive ship left crippled by the battle, aboard which he was nearly killed by the hive's queen. He again encountered trouble offworld when his team was attacked by at least twenty gun-wielding assailants on M72-656. and cut off from the Stargate. He was rescued with the aid of Doctor McKay's newfound telekinetic powers. On another mission, Lorne discovered the nation of Geldar, noting McKay's likeness on the national flag. He later assisted Doctor Radek Zelenka in examining the \"gameroom\" on Atlantis; eventually the two began to use the equipment to influence yet another planet, developing a quick rivalry as they did. When Weir discovered this, she immediately ordered the room sealed and the power cut. When Sheppard's team was trapped on a largely decompressed base on a small moon with a failing orbit, Lorne came to their aid again; he piloted a jumper to the base after Sheppard's became lost to them. And when Atlantis was attacked by an energy beam fired through an Asuran satellite, Lorne led a flight of F-302s to maneuver an asteroid into the beam's path, thereby giving the city enough time to activate its stardrive. He suggested crashing the asteroid into the satellite itself, but carried out the mission as planned. Lorne is a skilled painter, which he credits to his mother, an art teacher who made it a regular weekend activity. He stopped for a time during basic training and his first years of active duty, but has since picked it up again."@en . . "235"^^ . "m\u00E8re"@fr . . . "Tau'ri"@es . . . "22"^^ . . "\u00C9tats-Unis, Exp\u00E9dition Atlantis de 2005 \u00E0 nos jours, D\u00E9dale en 2005"@fr . "1970-07-22"^^ . . . . . . "Atlantis expedition, formerly Stargate Command"@en . "bruns"@fr . "deux neveux"@fr . . . "1"^^ . . . . "Evan Lorne"@sv . . . . "Masculino"@es . "-"@es . . . "Kavan Smith"@es . . "Male"@en . . . . "Evan Lorne"@fr . . . "Evan Lorne"@fr . . "Evan Lorne"@es . . . . . "250"^^ . . "Le major Evan Lorne se joint \u00E0 l'exp\u00E9dition Atlantis, il appara\u00EEt pour la premi\u00E8re fois dans l'\u00E9pisode \"Chasse \u00E0 l'homme\" mais est arriv\u00E9 sur Atlantis avec le croiseur terrien, le D\u00E9dale pendant le second si\u00E8ge d'Atlantis."@fr . "-"@es . . . .