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* Battlestar ''{{TOS|Pegasus}}'' briefly joins the Fleet in "[[The Living Legend, Part I]]" and "[[The Living Legend, Part II|Part II]]" | * Battlestar ''{{TOS|Pegasus}}'' briefly joins the Fleet in "[[The Living Legend, Part I]]" and "[[The Living Legend, Part II|Part II]]," but loses contact with the Fleet during the [[Battle of Gamoray]]. | ||
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* The freighter ''[[Delphi (ship)|Delphi]]'' is shown in {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I|prose=Y}} as the Fleet's schooling ship. | * The freighter ''[[Delphi (ship)|Delphi]]'' is shown in {{G80|The Super Scouts, Part I|prose=Y}} as the Fleet's schooling ship. | ||
* In "[[Space Croppers]]" | * In "[[Space Croppers]]," the Galactican Fleet is shown to have three agro ships, despite the fact that two were destroyed nearly three decades before. (This can be seen as a [[Continuity error (1980)|continuity error]].) | ||
== Support Crafts == | == Support Crafts == | ||
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Fleet identification chart. Note that a Cylon mine and an [[Eastern Alliance]] warship can be seen in the far distance in a number of late TOS episodes, e.g. "[[Take the Celestra]]"...|alt=]] | Fleet identification chart. Note that a Cylon mine and an [[Eastern Alliance]] warship can be seen in the far distance in a number of late TOS episodes, e.g. "[[Take the Celestra]]"...|alt=]] | ||
*In the scripts for "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]" | *In the scripts for "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I]]" and "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]," two ships are mentioned in scenes that were either cut or never filmed. | ||
:*The ''Yarborough'', a freighter that sent a distress signal to ''Galactica'' in the [[magnetic void]] in a continuation of the scene on the bridge as the fleet entered in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]". | :*The ''Yarborough'', a freighter that sent a distress signal to ''Galactica'' in the [[magnetic void]] in a continuation of the scene on the bridge as the fleet entered in "[[Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II]]". | ||
:*The ''Crucible'', [[Siress]] [[Blassie]]'s billet ship where the residents were largely over the age of sixty yahrens and likely corresponds to the "Senior Ship" mentioned onscreen in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]". | :*The ''Crucible'', [[Siress]] [[Blassie]]'s billet ship where the residents were largely over the age of sixty yahrens and likely corresponds to the "Senior Ship" mentioned onscreen in "[[The Man with Nine Lives]]". |
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This article involves the caravan of sublight-speed civilian ships in the Original Series. For information on its faster-than-light capable counterpart in the Re-imagined Series, see The Fleet (RDM). For general information on the military of the Twelve Colonies in both series, see Colonial Fleet.
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After the destruction of the Twelve Colonies in a devastating genocidal attack on the Colonial worlds, Commander Adama orders all survivors to find what operational ships that remain on their shattered worlds and fly them towards battlestar Galactica, the sole surviving battlestar after her sister warships are also destroyed in the two-prong Cylon attack. With nowhere else to call home, Adama decrees that the remnants of humanity will search for the Thirteenth Tribe on a planet called Earth.
Under the guardianship of Galactica, the Fleet comprises of 220 civilian ships. With the exception of Galactica, the ships are not capable of lightspeed flight. The Fleet's overall speed is limited to that of the slowest ship within the group. As all ships in the Fleet were filled to (or over) capacity, removing the slower ships from the caravan is not an option.
Known Ships
Active
Destroyed
- At least two agro ships (TOS: "The Magnificent Warriors").
Unknown
- Battlestar Pegasus briefly joins the Fleet in "The Living Legend, Part I" and "Part II," but loses contact with the Fleet during the Battle of Gamoray.
Other ships
- Colonial Movers freighters
- An unnamed Flattop ship
Galactica 1980
- The freighter Delphi is shown in Galactica 1980's "The Super Scouts, Part I" as the Fleet's schooling ship.
- In "Space Croppers," the Galactican Fleet is shown to have three agro ships, despite the fact that two were destroyed nearly three decades before. (This can be seen as a continuity error.)
Support Crafts
The Fleet is also comprised of shuttles and Colonial Vipers, which are likely not indicated in the "220 ship" figure given in "Saga of a Star World". It is indicated that there are non-military shuttles that ferry people and, possibly, supplies throughout the Fleet. One such craft is the shuttle Canaris (TOS: "The Man with Nine Lives"), in addition to the shuttle piloted by Aurora of the Celestra (TOS: "Take the Celestra").
In addition to their ship compliment, the Colonials have at least one Cylon Raider in their possession, as a result of their victory at Galaxy's Edge (TOS: "The Hand of God").
Notes
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- In the scripts for "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I" and "The Man with Nine Lives," two ships are mentioned in scenes that were either cut or never filmed.
- The Yarborough, a freighter that sent a distress signal to Galactica in the magnetic void in a continuation of the scene on the bridge as the fleet entered in "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part II".
- The Crucible, Siress Blassie's billet ship where the residents were largely over the age of sixty yahrens and likely corresponds to the "Senior Ship" mentioned onscreen in "The Man with Nine Lives".