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Hollis Mann is a former Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army with the Criminal Investigative Division who is now an agent with the Department of Defense. Army CID is the Army version of NCIS. She first made an appearance in season 4 episode 6.

Biography[]

Pre-Series[]

NCIS Season 4[]

She appeared twice in this season, in episode 6 and episode 13. The Army CID and NCIS argue over jurisdiction the entire episode, but manages to work together.

In episode 13 she is very flirty with Gibbs and wants him to kiss her. She shoots and kills their suspect Sharif right before he kills Gibbs who has been poisoned. At the end of the episode the two of them kiss and it is suggested that they sleep together. They later start a relationship that last for a while and seams to be steady and serious.

NCIS Season 5[]

It is revealed at the beginning of season 5 that she and Gibbs are no longer in a relationship.

NCIS Season 11[]

NCIS Season 12[]

She has her last appearance in season 12 episode 13.

Personality[]

She comes off as strict and like Gibbs works in a fast pace without distractions.

Physical Appearance[]

She is tall, blonde and beautiful. She has blue eyes and seems to be in her 40s.

Awards and decorations[]

Here is a list of awards and decorations that Mann wore:

  • Meritorious Service Medal
  • Army Commendation Medal
  • Army Achievement Medal, w/1 bronze oak leaf cluster (2nd award).
  • Joint Meritorious Unit Award
  • Valorous Unit Award
  • Meritorious Unit Commendation
  • National Defense Service Medal, w/1 bronze service star (2nd award).
  • Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
  • Global War on Terrorism Expeditionary Medal
  • Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
  • Humanitarian Service Medal
  • Army Service Ribbon
  • Army Overseas Service Ribbon
  • Kuwait Liberation Medal (Kuwait)
  • Parachutist Badge
  • Army Expert Marksmanship Badge
  • US Army Criminal Investigation Command Combat Service Identification Badge
  • 82nd Airborne Division Combat Service Identification Badge
  • 2 overseas service bars (reflecting 1 year of overseas service in combat zones)
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