Pre-Blood & Chrome:
Battle of Caprica |
Fall of Djerba |
Operation Clean Sweep
Blood & Chrome: Battle of Sector 12 |
Battle of Djerba |
Ghost Fleet Offensive
Final Day:
Operation Raptor Talon |
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*At an unknown point in time, Galactica has somehow acquired at least three more nuclear warheads bringing the known total to six (having a previous five and then using one to destroy a basestar and another being detonated by [[Gina]] on [[Cloud 9]]). [[Battlestar Pegasus]] may be the source as possibly having transfered her remaining (if any) warheads to Galactica prior to her destruction. | |||
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*At an unknown point in time, Galactica has somehow acquired at least three more nuclear warheads bringing the known total to six (having a previous five and then using one to destroy a basestar and another being detonated by [[Gina]] on [[Cloud 9]]). [[Battlestar Pegasus]] may be the source as possibly having transfered her remaining (if any) warheads to Galactica prior to her destruction. | *At an unknown point in time, Galactica has somehow acquired at least three more nuclear warheads bringing the known total to six (having a previous five and then using one to destroy a basestar and another being detonated by [[Gina]] on [[Cloud 9]]). [[Battlestar Pegasus]] may be the source as possibly having transfered her remaining (if any) warheads to Galactica prior to her destruction. |
Battle of the Algea Planet | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Conflict: | Second Cylon War | ||||||||||||||||||||
Date: | Unknown | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Place: | The Algae planet | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Galactica, multiple support Vipers, Raptors; surface: 1 Raptor approx 12 Marines Unknown number of drafted civiliansorbit: Four basestars, associated Raiders, Heavy Raiders; surface: 1 Heavy Raider, at least six Centurions"
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A standoff over a mysterious religious artifact leads to a temporary (as of yet) standoff between Battlestar Galactica and Cylon forces.
Shortly after The Temple of Five is discovered during the Colonial Fleet's food-collection operations on the Algae planet, four Cylon basestars jump into orbit.Admiral Adama orders all civilian ships to jump to emergency jump coordinates as the Cylons discreetly deploy one Heavy Raider to the planet's surface.
After a wireless transmission from the basestars to Galactica, Gaius Baltar, a Number Three, a Cavil, and Boomer of the basestars' command group come board Galactica in order to negotiate for control of the Eye of Jupiter, reported to be in the Temple, but no agreement is reached.
The Cylons soon jam all Colonial wireless frequencies. On the surface, Major Adama develops a plan to defend the Temple and their base camp, placing Samuel Anders in command of all civilians present, and using Captain Thrace's Rapter, the only one on the surface, for reconnaissance.
Centurions from the first Heavy Raider have established a surface-to-air missile battery, and shoot down Thrace during her recon.
When six Heavy Raiders deploy from the basestars toward the planet, Admiral Adama prepares Galactica's missle launcers to fire six nuclear missiles at the surface and obliterating the Temple, as he had promised during the failed negotiations (The Eye of Jupiter).
Re-imagined Series definition: used to signify a civilian transport vessel over a certain gross weight/mass, i.e. Colonial Heavy 798
Re-imagined Series definition: the process of using the FTL engines to make an near-instantaneous apparent faster-than-light transport of a ship from one point in space to another
Re-imagined Series definition: Colonial equivalent of radio