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In the decades prior to the [[First Cylon War]], the Caprican Marines are part of an effort by the Caprican Government for the creation of a [[robot]]ic army. Marine personnel are present during early testing of [[Graystone Industries]]' [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]], marking their involvement in the creation of the first [[Cylon (RDM)|Cylon]] in the Twelve Colonies ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot|Pilot]]"). | In the decades prior to the [[First Cylon War]], the Caprican Marines are part of an effort by the Caprican Government for the creation of a [[robot]]ic army. Marine personnel are present during early testing of [[Graystone Industries]]' [[U-87 Cyber Combat Unit]], marking their involvement in the creation of the first [[Cylon (RDM)|Cylon]] in the Twelve Colonies ([[CAP]]: "[[Caprica pilot|Pilot]]"). | ||
Some time later, the Caprican Marines are called upon to pursue the [[Zoe-R|Cylon prototype]] as it escapes from Graystone Industries' labs and drives into the outskirts of [[Caprica City]] in a stolen van. Deploying | Some time later, the Caprican Marines are called upon to pursue the [[Zoe-R|Cylon prototype]] as it escapes from Graystone Industries' labs and drives into the outskirts of [[Caprica City]] in a stolen van. Deploying a [[Caprica Marine aircraft|VTOL aircraft]] (alongside a [[Caprican Air Force]] [[Phoenix]]), the Marines are ordered to track, but not engage the Cylon - ultimately observing from above as the van containing the robot soldier collides with a military roadblock and explodes ([[CAP]]: "[[End of Line]]"). | ||
Despite the debacle with the prototype U-87, Graystone Industries under the control of [[Tomas Vergis]] begins production on the military's order of 200,000 Cylon soldiers and beings delivering them to the Caprican Marine Corps ([[CAP]]: "[[Unvanquished]]"). | Despite the debacle with the prototype U-87, Graystone Industries under the control of [[Tomas Vergis]] begins production on the military's order of 200,000 Cylon soldiers and beings delivering them to the Caprican Marine Corps ([[CAP]]: "[[Unvanquished]]"). |
Revision as of 23:16, 6 March 2013
The Caprican Marine Corps is a branch of the Caprican military under the Caprican Ministry of Defense in the years prior to the union of the Twelve Colonies under a single governing body.
In the decades prior to the First Cylon War, the Caprican Marines are part of an effort by the Caprican Government for the creation of a robotic army. Marine personnel are present during early testing of Graystone Industries' U-87 Cyber Combat Unit, marking their involvement in the creation of the first Cylon in the Twelve Colonies (CAP: "Pilot").
Some time later, the Caprican Marines are called upon to pursue the Cylon prototype as it escapes from Graystone Industries' labs and drives into the outskirts of Caprica City in a stolen van. Deploying a VTOL aircraft (alongside a Caprican Air Force Phoenix), the Marines are ordered to track, but not engage the Cylon - ultimately observing from above as the van containing the robot soldier collides with a military roadblock and explodes (CAP: "End of Line").
Despite the debacle with the prototype U-87, Graystone Industries under the control of Tomas Vergis begins production on the military's order of 200,000 Cylon soldiers and beings delivering them to the Caprican Marine Corps (CAP: "Unvanquished").
Some months later, the some of the delivered Cylons are outfitted with Marine armor and emblems and assigned to aircraft. Exploiting backdoor access, Daniel Graystone commands a squadron of Marine Cylons to land their VTOLs in Atlas Arena and engage a group of Soldiers of the One as they attempt to bomb the stadium (CAP: "Apotheosis").
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- The aircraft flown by the squadron of U-87s in "Apotheosis" are marked both with "Marines" pennants and the distinctive pentagonal shape seen on the Cylon War-era Raider in flashbacks to the war in "Razor". This suggests a link between Caprican technology and that used by the Cylons, indicating that the Cylon Raider was possibly of Caprican origin.