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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Colonial battlestars are centrally operated from the Combat Information Center, or CIC, which is the battlestar's nerve center. It performs the functions of both a bridge and a CIC in naval parlance, as the ships are also steered from the CIC. In internal communications, it is called "Combat," so Crewman... |
