Armistice Station
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| Armistice Station | |||
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| Race: | Colonial | ||
| Type: | Military | ||
| FTL: | No | ||
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| Crew: | 1, annually | ||
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| CO: | {{{co}}} | ||
| XO: | {{{xo}}} | ||
| Role: | Diplomatic relations | ||
| Weapons: | None | ||
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| Aircraft: | {{{aircraft}}} | ||
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| Fate: | Destroyed, Zero Hour, 0 BCH | ||
| Emblem: | [[Image:{{{patch}}}|175px|Ship's patch]] | ||
| Other Images: | Gallery | ||
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| Additional Information | |||
The Armistice Station is a remote space station, built with the intent of allowing both Cylons and the Twelve Colonies to maintain diplomatic relations after the Cylon War.
The station is manned on an annual basis by a Colonial armistice officer. The last armistice officer maintains a few items on the negotiation desk in the meeting room of the station, suggesting the isolated and unproductive nature of his assignment:
- Personal photographs of the officer's son and presumably his wife
- A schematic of an obsolete Cylon model from the end of the War
- A copy of the Cimtar Peace Accords, which were signed at the end of the War
The Cylons ignore the Armistice Station and all overtures of diplomacy for forty years. In their only visit, a Number Six, escorted by two contemporary Centurions, boards the station and briefly interacts with the armistice officer, before the station is destroyed in the opening salvo of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.