Miri

Miri was a recruit who joined the X Company for some time in season 2. She was a Romani woman who escaped capture and sought revenge for the death of her family.

Earlier life
Miri and her family were Romani in a village that was raided by SS soldiers. She had been away from the village and came back to find them murdering the children. She was then forced to watch as they smashed her little brother into the side of a well and forced the adults into a caravan and burned them alive. The soldiers did not pursue her when she ran, eventually seeking refuge in a French abbey. She has "bad nights" when she remembers this, and it fuels her drive to kill all Nazis.

Miri's father taught her to hunt and be proud. This knowledge goes to waste when she is taken in by the abbey in France where she takes a vow of silence. When Aurora Luft comes to the abbey for aid but is turned away, Miri offers what little help she can give. After the operation, she begs Aurora to let her join the team as they recruit Resistance fighters throughout France.

Field Experience
Miri helps the team in "Last Man, Last Round" to release Alfred Graves and five other men from Offlag 24, a German POW camp just north of Paris. In this, she proves to be good under pressure and a sharp shooter.

Specialization
Sharp shooter, silent tracking

Relationships
Neil Mackay

In "Last Man, Last Round" the team leads a mission to release a handful of prisoners from a POW camp. Miri helps them in their efforts, working along side Neil who is first skeptical of her. But she proves to be trustworthy and a sharp shooter, winning over his approval. In "Nil Nocere," the pair grow closer on a run to get supplies from a Nazi truck. Neil protectively wraps his arms around her when they are at risk of being found. Later in the episode, they are seen kissing back at the base camp. After this, they share a tent in the camp. In "La Vérité Vous Rendra Libre," Neil tells Miri why he has night terrors, and she becomes angry because she remembers watching the Nazis murder her family. She doesn't understand how killing a Nazi could cause him pain.