Action stations - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - ""," to ",""

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Tue, 20 Feb 2024 22:16:20 GMT

Text replacement - ""," to ",""

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	*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.		*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.
	*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".		*The term "action stations," a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".
	*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].		*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].
	* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various [[List of Comics#Dynamite Entertainment\|comic books]] based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("[[Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus]]", "[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]").		* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various [[List of Comics#Dynamite Entertainment\|comic books]] based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("[[Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus]]," "[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]").

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Mon, 13 Mar 2023 00:46:32 GMT

Text replacement - "Colonial Fleet (RDM)" to "Colonial Fleet (TRS)"

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (~~RDM~~)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.		*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.
	*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".		*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".
	*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].		*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].

LIMAFOX76: Updating FR link

LIMAFOX76 — Wed, 30 Apr 2014 06:58:16 GMT

Updating FR link

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	[[de:Gefechtsstationen]]		[[de:Gefechtsstationen]]
	[[fr:~~Conditions d'alerte~~]]		[[fr:Postes de combat]]

LIMAFOX76: Adding FR link

LIMAFOX76 — Tue, 29 Apr 2014 20:12:50 GMT

Adding FR link

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	[[de:Gefechtsstationen]]		[[de:Gefechtsstationen]]
			[[fr:Conditions d'alerte]]

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: /* Notes */ removing the "we may never see" condition four stuff, since the series is over

Joe Beaudoin Jr. — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 12:48:15 GMT

Notes: removing the "we may never see" condition four stuff, since the series is over

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising ~~(which we may never see because they have been living "in wartime" since the [[Miniseries]]),~~ and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.		*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.
	*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".		*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".
	*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].		*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].

CMC10751013 at 23:58, 31 May 2009

CMC10751013 — Sun, 31 May 2009 23:58:23 GMT

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	:'''''Condition One''''': Attack is present, or imminent. This alert places the ship at its highest state of readiness. All crews go to their combat posts. Bulkhead doors are closed in case of decompression. Additional [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilots are scrambled to supplement the [[Combat Air Patrol]] and the [[Alert ~~Vipers~~]], and flight support crews man their stations. The [[CIC]] is locked down and the ship's commander is on station.		:'''''Condition One''''': Attack is present, or imminent. This alert places the ship at its highest state of readiness. All crews go to their combat posts. Bulkhead doors are closed in case of decompression. Additional [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilots are scrambled to supplement the [[Combat Air Patrol]] and the [[Alert Fighters]], and flight support crews man their stations. The [[CIC]] is locked down and the ship's commander is on station.

	:'''''Condition Two''''': Threat probable, but not present. Crew readiness is somewhat more relaxed than full readiness. This is usually ordered directly after the end of a Condition One alert.		:'''''Condition Two''''': Threat probable, but not present. Crew readiness is somewhat more relaxed than full readiness. This is usually ordered directly after the end of a Condition One alert.

CMC10751013 at 23:56, 31 May 2009

CMC10751013 — Sun, 31 May 2009 23:56:47 GMT

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	The three states of readiness are:		The three states of readiness are:

	:'''''Condition One''''': Attack is present, or imminent. This alert places the ship at its highest state of readiness. All crews go to their combat posts. Bulkhead doors are closed in case of decompression. Additional [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilots are scrambled to supplement the [[Combat Air Patrol]] and flight support crews man their stations. The [[CIC]] is locked down and the ship's commander is on station.		:'''''Condition One''''': Attack is present, or imminent. This alert places the ship at its highest state of readiness. All crews go to their combat posts. Bulkhead doors are closed in case of decompression. Additional [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilots are scrambled to supplement the [[Combat Air Patrol]] and the [[Alert Vipers]], and flight support crews man their stations. The [[CIC]] is locked down and the ship's commander is on station.

	:'''''Condition Two''''': Threat probable, but not present. Crew readiness is somewhat more relaxed than full readiness. This is usually ordered directly after the end of a Condition One alert.		:'''''Condition Two''''': Threat probable, but not present. Crew readiness is somewhat more relaxed than full readiness. This is usually ordered directly after the end of a Condition One alert.

Foxbot: on second thought, removing

Foxbot — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 05:23:27 GMT

on second thought, removing

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	*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].		*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].
	* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various [[List of Comics#Dynamite Entertainment\|comic books]] based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("[[Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus]]", "[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]").		* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various [[List of Comics#Dynamite Entertainment\|comic books]] based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("[[Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus]]", "[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]").
	*'''Condition One''' and '''Two''' are similar to the famous "Red Alert" and "Yellow Alert" used throughout the ''[[w:Star Trek\|Star Trek]]'' television series.

	[[Category:A to Z]]		[[Category:A to Z]]

Foxbot: weak point in light of USN/Royal Navy derivation

Foxbot — Wed, 21 Jan 2009 05:21:19 GMT

weak point in light of USN/Royal Navy derivation

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	*'''Condition One''' and '''Two''' are similar to the famous "Red Alert" and "Yellow Alert" used throughout the ''[[w:Star Trek\|Star Trek]]'' television series.
	*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising (which we may never see because they have been living "in wartime" since the [[Miniseries]]), and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.		*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the [[w:United States Navy\|US Navy]] (USN) does for '''Conditions One''' to '''Three'''. [[Ronald D. Moore\|Ron D. Moore]] has been known to base much of the terminology in the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)\|Colonial Fleet]] on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, '''"Condition Four"''' would be normal peacetime cruising (which we may never see because they have been living "in wartime" since the [[Miniseries]]), and '''"Condition Five"''' would be normal peacetime condition while in port.
	*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".		*The term "action stations", a term from the [[w:Royal Navy\|Royal Navy]], is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".
	*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].		*In various scenes (specifically during "[[Exodus, Part II]]"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the [[CIC]].
	* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various [[List of Comics#Dynamite Entertainment\|comic books]] based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("[[Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus]]", "[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]").		* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various [[List of Comics#Dynamite Entertainment\|comic books]] based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("[[Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus]]", "[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]").
			*'''Condition One''' and '''Two''' are similar to the famous "Red Alert" and "Yellow Alert" used throughout the ''[[w:Star Trek\|Star Trek]]'' television series.

	[[Category:A to Z]]		[[Category:A to Z]]

DrWho42: Linking to German version.

DrWho42 — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 17:24:32 GMT

Linking to German version.

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	[[Category:RDM]]		[[Category:RDM]]

			[[de:Gefechtsstationen]]