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[[image:Mini-Raygun.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Kara Thrace]] in [[Raymond Lai|Raygun]]'s [[Viper]] in the [[Mini-Series]]. (C. SciFi Channel)]] | |||
| | '''Raymond Lai''' was a [[Viper]] pilot who was known as "Raygun" during the first [[Cylon War]]. | ||
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A duplicate or original Viper with his name and callsign awaited visitors of the planned [[Galactica Museum]] once the battlestar was decommissioned and placed under the control of the Colonial [[Government]]'s educational branch, under the auspices of then-Secretary of Education [[Laura Roslin]]. | |||
Lai's Viper was part of two squadrons of old Viper Mark IIs in the museum's exhibit area in the newly refitted pressurized starboard [[flight pod]]. | |||
Raygun's Viper was never to remain a museum piece. When a new [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon]] menace destroys ''[[Galactica]]'s'' last Mark VII squadron en route to Caprica after the battlestar's decommissioning ceremonies, and with the battlestar itself [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage|without munitions]], Commander [[William Adama]] orders these old fighters returned to flight status to protect the battlestar. | |||
Lieutenant [[Kara Thrace|Kara "Starbuck" Thrace]] inherits Lai's [[Viper 8547|Viper, number 8547,]] and scores many kills during the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]]. | |||
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Ray Lai was a concept artist for the 2003 [[Mini-Series]], where this Viper made its debut. Some of his work can be seen on [http://www.galactica2003.net/articles/laiconceptart.shtml Galactica.TV]. | |||
''The naming of fictional spacecraft after real-life cast, crew, or historic figures is a tradition done in other SF shows such as "Babylon 5" and the various "Star Trek" series, starting with the "Galileo 7", named after the Italian astronomer.'' | |||
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