Julian DiMarco - Revision history

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'')" to "{{comics|zero|6}}"

2025-08-23T21:09:38Z

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	Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.		Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.

	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet ~~(''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero~~ 6~~]]'')~~.		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet {{comics\|zero\|6}}.

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier {{comics\|zero\|5}}. After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier {{comics\|zero\|5}}. After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5'')" to "{{comics|zero|5}}"

2025-08-23T21:09:24Z

Text replacement - "(''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5'')" to "{{comics|zero|5}}"

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	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier ~~(''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero~~ 5~~]]'')~~. After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier {{comics\|zero\|5}}. After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

	DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').		DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "(''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1'')" to "{{comics|zero|1}}"

2025-08-23T21:08:33Z

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	'''Julian "Marksman" DiMarco''' is formerly the commanding officer of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'' (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]''), in addition to being a former [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilot ~~(''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero~~ 1~~]]'')~~. He later attempts to overthrow the Colonial government, believing it to be corrupt and in need of restoration (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4]]''—''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6\|6]]'').		'''Julian "Marksman" DiMarco''' is formerly the commanding officer of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'' (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]''), in addition to being a former [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilot {{comics\|zero\|1}}. He later attempts to overthrow the Colonial government, believing it to be corrupt and in need of restoration (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4]]''—''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6\|6]]'').

	[[William Adama]] serves under DiMarco on ''Columbia'' as that ship's executive officer for a number of years, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".		[[William Adama]] serves under DiMarco on ''Columbia'' as that ship's executive officer for a number of years, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".
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	Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.		Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.

	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed ~~(''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero~~ 1~~]]'')~~. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Kara Thrace" to "{{callsign|Starbuck}}"

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Text replacement - "Kara Thrace" to "{{callsign|Starbuck}}"

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	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After ~~[[Kara Thrace]]~~ and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

	DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').		DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').

Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Karl Agathon" to "{{callsign|Karl Agathon}}"

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Text replacement - "Karl Agathon" to "{{callsign|Karl Agathon}}"

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	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

	DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').		DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').

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	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

	DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close", is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').		DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close," is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').

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Joe Beaudoin Jr.: Text replacement - "Galactica" to "{{RDM|Galactica}}"

2020-09-20T07:13:21Z

Text replacement - "Galactica" to "{{RDM|Galactica}}"

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	[[William Adama]] serves under DiMarco on ''Columbia'' as that ship's executive officer for a number of years, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".		[[William Adama]] serves under DiMarco on ''Columbia'' as that ship's executive officer for a number of years, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".

	Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''~~[[Galactica (~~RDM)\|Galactica]]''.		Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.

	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').

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	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

	DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Mark II ~~Viper~~]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close", is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').		DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Viper Mark II]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close", is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').

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2008-05-03T15:12:43Z

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	\| name=Julian DiMarco		\| name=Julian DiMarco
	\| callsign=Marksman		\| callsign=Marksman
			\| seen=Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0
			\| death=Suicide by spacing, ''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]''
	\| marital status=Widowed from [[Sil]]†		\| marital status=Widowed from [[Sil]]†
	\| role=Formerly commanding ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]''<br/>Terrorist leader		\| role=Formerly commanding ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]''<br/>Terrorist leader
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	'''Julian "Marksman" DiMarco''' is formerly the commanding officer of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'' (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]''), in addition to being a former [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilot (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). He later attempts to overthrow the Colonial government, believing it to be corrupt and in need of restoration (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4]]'', ''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]'').		'''Julian "Marksman" DiMarco''' is formerly the commanding officer of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'' (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]''), in addition to being a former [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilot (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). He later attempts to overthrow the Colonial government, believing it to be corrupt and in need of restoration (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4]]''—''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6\|6]]'').

	[[William Adama]] ~~served~~ under DiMarco for a ~~few~~ years ~~as his executive officer~~, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".		[[William Adama]] serves under DiMarco on ''Columbia'' as that ship's executive officer for a number of years, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".

	Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]''.		Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]''.

	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]'').		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6]]'').

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]'').		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]''). After [[Kara Thrace]] and [[Karl Agathon]] manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.

			DiMarco and a handful of his surviving resistance fighters manage to extricate themselves from the base in a ship. Adama manages to board the ship before take off and discovers tha DiMarco has a [[Mark II Viper]] fitted with a nuclear warhead. DiMarco's intent to nuke the [[Colonial Military Complex]] on Sagittaron, with the hope of showing the Fleet their handiwork "up close", is stopped by Adama, who intercepts him in another Viper from the rebel ship. Unwilling to kill Adama in a firefight, DiMarco congratulates Adama on how good a soldier he is, and ejects himself into space without his helmet, thereby committing suicide (''Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 6'').

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	'''Julian "Marksman" DiMarco''' is formerly the commanding officer of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'' ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]), in addition to being a former [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilot ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]).		'''Julian "Marksman" DiMarco''' is formerly the commanding officer of ''[[Columbia (RDM)\|Columbia]]'' (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]''), in addition to being a former [[Viper (RDM)\|Viper]] pilot (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]''). He later attempts to overthrow the Colonial government, believing it to be corrupt and in need of restoration (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4]]'', ''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]'').

	[[William Adama]] served under DiMarco for a few years as his executive officer, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise" ~~([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]])~~.		[[William Adama]] served under DiMarco for a few years as his executive officer, where they became friends. One of his noted sayings is "Stay young or die, and never compromise".

	Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]''.		Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''[[Galactica (RDM)\|Galactica]]''.

	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]).		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 1]]'').

			He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier (''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5]]'').

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	Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.		Having achieved the rank of admiral, DiMarco retired from the [[Colonial Fleet]] and entered the [[Expeditionary Fleet]] a few years prior to Adama's assuming command of ''{{RDM\|Galactica}}''.

	A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet ~~(''[[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero~~ 6~~]]'')~~.		A ship he was on, having left Colonial space and into [[Neutral Space]], was deemed lost and Adama was given the mission to search for it and DiMarco ([[Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0]]). Adama later discovers that DiMarco is responsible for bombing a colony of Colonial separatists, who himself found out that the Expeditionary Fleet was actually a concoction of the military as an umbrella for black operations. Out of grief for what he had done, DiMarco deliberately crashed his ship so that people would assume that he and his crew are dead, willing to live the rest of their lives on the same planet he had bombed {{comics\|zero\|1}}. However, according to DiMarco, the Fleet later sends a "kill squad" to the planet that slaughters a majority of his crew in an attempt to drive him from the planet {{comics\|zero\|6}}.

	He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier {{comics\|zero\|5}}. After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.		He later marries [[Sil]], one of his crew on the survey ship, and with her begins to organize a terrorist organization to strike the Colonial government. However, this falls apart after [[Christa Nolan]] kills Sil—who was secretly wanting to betray him as she viewed him as insane—and DiMarco assaults Nolan, which dissolves the deal between himself and [[Darja Purat]], his weapons supplier {{comics\|zero\|5}}. After {{callsign\|Starbuck}} and {{callsign\|Karl Agathon}} manage to cause serious problems for his rebellion, Purat and Nolan desire to leave: DiMarco kills them.