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[[ | [[File:3x8-Armistice-Line.jpg|thumb|right|The Armistice Line on ''Valkyrie's'' [[DRADIS]] {{TRS|Hero}}.]] | ||
The '''Armistice Line''' was the border between Cylon and Colonial territories, drawn out by the [[Cimtar Peace Accords]]. | The '''Armistice Line''' was the border between [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon]] and Colonial territories, drawn out by the [[Cimtar Peace Accords]] in {{BCH|40}}. This line passed through star systems, near planets at points, and at times, breaching the armistice line proved to be tempting to some colonists for the purposes of resource exploitation. | ||
Circa {{BCH|6}}<ref name="hero">While dialogue from "[[Hero]]" places these events at 1 BCH, this contradicts previously established dates about the time Adama and others served on ''Galactica''. See [[Hero#Analysis]] for a detailed explanation why ''Battlestar Wiki'' chooses to treat this as a continuity error.</ref>, Commander [[William Adama]] of the [[Battlestar (RDM)|battlestar]] ''[[Valkyrie]]'' was ordered by Admiral [[Peter Corman]] on a secret mission to reconnoiter [[Cylons (RDM)|Cylon]] space to evaluate the scope of their potential military operations. To do so, Adama sent Lieutenant [[Daniel Novacek]] in a [[Stealthstar]] over the Armistice Line, where Novacek was intercepted by a lone, unidentified enemy transient. | |||
In a vain attempt to cover up the trespass, Adama fired a ship-to-ship missile at the now-stricken stealth craft, destroying it. Unbeknownst to | In a vain attempt to cover up the trespass, Adama fired a ship-to-ship missile at the now-stricken stealth craft, destroying it. Unbeknownst to Adama, Novacek had managed to eject from the craft prior to its destruction and was subsequently captured by the Cylons. | ||
Up until the time of Novacek's return after the [[Second Exodus]], and resulting interactions with [[Saul Tigh]] and President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]], Adama had believed that this trespass led to the Cylon attack against the Colonies | Up until the time of Novacek's return after the [[Second Exodus]], and resulting interactions with [[Saul Tigh]] and President [[Laura Roslin|Roslin]], Adama had believed that this trespass could have led to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies|Cylon attack against the Colonies]] {{TRS|Hero}}. | ||
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* [[ | * [[W:Demilitarized zone|Demilitarized zone]] on [[Wikipedia:Main Page|Wikipedia]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:37, 5 February 2024
The Armistice Line was the border between Cylon and Colonial territories, drawn out by the Cimtar Peace Accords in 40 BCH (60YR). This line passed through star systems, near planets at points, and at times, breaching the armistice line proved to be tempting to some colonists for the purposes of resource exploitation.
Circa 6 BCH (94YR)[1], Commander William Adama of the battlestar Valkyrie was ordered by Admiral Peter Corman on a secret mission to reconnoiter Cylon space to evaluate the scope of their potential military operations. To do so, Adama sent Lieutenant Daniel Novacek in a Stealthstar over the Armistice Line, where Novacek was intercepted by a lone, unidentified enemy transient.
In a vain attempt to cover up the trespass, Adama fired a ship-to-ship missile at the now-stricken stealth craft, destroying it. Unbeknownst to Adama, Novacek had managed to eject from the craft prior to its destruction and was subsequently captured by the Cylons.
Up until the time of Novacek's return after the Second Exodus, and resulting interactions with Saul Tigh and President Roslin, Adama had believed that this trespass could have led to the Cylon attack against the Colonies (TRS: "Hero").
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- ↑ While dialogue from "Hero" places these events at 1 BCH, this contradicts previously established dates about the time Adama and others served on Galactica. See Hero#Analysis for a detailed explanation why Battlestar Wiki chooses to treat this as a continuity error.