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The standard crew complement of a ''Mercury'' class battlestar is in excess of 2,500 ([[TRS]]: "[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]," "[[Razor]]"). Advancement in Colonial technology have made many positions manned on older vessels (such as gun batteries) automated, increasing response time and efficiency (though said batteries can be manually operated in the event of systems failure). ''Mercury'' class ships may be bigger than these older vessels, but they only need half the crew to operate then ''Galactica'' type battlestars during the First Cylon War. | The standard crew complement of a ''Mercury'' class battlestar is in excess of 2,500 ([[TRS]]: "[[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]," "[[Razor]]"). Advancement in Colonial technology have made many positions manned on older vessels (such as gun batteries) automated, increasing response time and efficiency (though said batteries can be manually operated in the event of systems failure). ''Mercury'' class ships may be bigger than these older vessels, but they only need half the crew to operate then ''Galactica'' type battlestars during the First Cylon War. | ||
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