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The '''Colonial Military Code''' refers to the rules and regulations which govern the actions of the [[Colonial Fleet (TRS)|Colonial Fleet]] and [[Colonial Marine Corps]].  
The ''Colonial Military Code'' refers to the rules and regulations which govern the actions of the Colonial Fleet and Colonial Marines.  


After being rescued from {{RDM|Kobol}}, [[Galen Tyrol]] is interrogated by [[Saul Tigh| Colonel Tigh]] about his relationship with [[Sharon Valerii]] after her attempted assassination of [[William Adama| Commander Adama]]. During his interrogation, Tyrol attempts to invoke his "Article 21 rights"; presumably the right to legal counsel {{TRS|Resistance (episode)}}.
When [[Karl Agathon|Helo]]. acting as executive officer of the [[Demetrius]], attempts to relieve [[Kara Thrace]] of command, he invokes his authority by citing Article 10 of the Code.  
 
When {{callsign|Karl Agathon}}, as executive officer of ''[[Demetrius]]'', attempts to relieve {{callsign|Starbuck}} of command, he invokes his authority by citing Article 10 of the Code {{TRS|The Road Less Traveled}}.  


==Notes==
==Notes==


* It appears the Colonial Military Code is analogous to real-world documents such as the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) which governs the United States armed forces.
* It appears the Colonial Military Code is an analogous document to real-world documents such as the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) which governs the United States armed forces.
 
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