Leon Coltrane[]
I can't find a mention to this person anywhere in the novels Conviction or Endgame. Unless there's a different version for the US and Europe, the mention of Leon Coltrane must be a mistake. I've removed the name until citation is given.
Kjeserud 19:24, February 15, 2010 (UTC)
Is Kestrel a splinter cell?[]
Kestrel is a Splinter Cell? I believe Kestrel is just in a joint operation with Echelon, I don't think we can technically classify him as a Splinter Cell as he is not part of Echelon. Sure, he's got all the moves, but technically I don't believe he is. --Gezt 04:56, December 31, 2009 (UTC)
Kestrel is a Voron ("Raven") operative on loaned to Third Echelon. So no, he is not a Splinter Cell. ChaosTheory07 06:02, December 31, 2009 (UTC)
That's what I thought. I'll add an asterisk to the list --Gezt 06:38, December 31, 2009 (UTC)
He is not a Splinter Cell but his training is on par with Splinter Cell agents, so he has the same general kind of training and gadgets. AtomicLlama 01:57, May 17, 2010 (UTC)
Two wrong names[]
It's Kimberly Gillespie and Ben Hanson, not Kimberly Gillipsies and Ben Henson as the article states.
- UPDATE: Since the page became unprotected I have now corrected the mistakes.
"Splinter Cell" operatives a.k.a. "Splinter Cells"[]
If Sam said he was a Splinter Cell, maybe he was a Splinter Cell...
- well there is also lambert stating in iceland co-op in double, agent that agent one and agent two are "running support mission for one of our other splinter cells". But I suppose it could be interpreted different ways.Baggins 00:20, April 26, 2010 (UTC)
- Strangely some of the backs of the books also refer to Sam, as "a Splinter Cell".Baggins 09:12, April 28, 2010 (UTC)
- Hell, even teh manual for the original splinter cell says, "you are a splinter cell", under Third Echelon's biography. Conviction manual calls sam, "the first Splinter Cell" and "a Splinter Cell".Baggins 08:23, April 30, 2010 (UTC)
- Strangely some of the backs of the books also refer to Sam, as "a Splinter Cell".Baggins 09:12, April 28, 2010 (UTC)
Splinter Cell is the title given to an operative under the 'Splinter Cell' program. It identifies an operative, not the whole team working with him/her. However, the term 'splinter cell' can also be used for military groups which have broken off a larger force and become opposed to it, so 'splinter' meaning broken away, and 'cell' meaning group, i.e. a terrorist cell. The term is not usually used however, the two words are often used seperately with different words, like splinter group, and terrorist cell.58.160.196.25 06:57, May 10, 2010 (UTC)