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'''Viper | '''Viper N7242C''' is a [[Viper]] Mk. II spacefighter, which was apparently the favored craft of [[William Adama|Bill "Husker" Adama]] during much of the [[Cylon War]]. It was found "rusting out in a salvage yard on [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Sagittaron|Sagittaron]]" by CPO [[Galen Tyrol]], who restores it to operational condition and presents it as a token of thanks to his retiring commanding officer. | ||
The fighter is flown by Adama's son, [[Lee Adama|Lee "Apollo" Adama]], in a flyby performance during ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'s'' decomissioning. The younger Adama is assigned escort duty for ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' back to [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]. When the [[Cylon Attack]] begins without warning, the fighter's comparably antiquated systems proved impervious to Cylon infiltration attempts. Adama successfully protects ''Colonial Heavy 798'' and its passenger, [[Laura Roslin]], long enough for them to gather a sizeable refugee [[The Fleet|fleet of other stranded civilian ships]] and rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. | The fighter is flown by Adama's son, [[Lee Adama|Lee "Apollo" Adama]], in a flyby performance during ''[[Galactica (RDM)|Galactica]]'s'' decomissioning. The younger Adama is assigned escort duty for ''[[Colonial Heavy 798]]'' back to [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Caprica|Caprica]]. When the [[Cylon Attack]] begins without warning, the fighter's comparably antiquated systems proved impervious to Cylon infiltration attempts. Adama successfully protects ''Colonial Heavy 798'' and its passenger, [[Laura Roslin]], long enough for them to gather a sizeable refugee [[The Fleet|fleet of other stranded civilian ships]] and rendezvous with ''Galactica'' at [[Ragnar Anchorage]]. | ||
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The damage to Viper 7242 is repaired amidst the constant [[Cylon]] attacks during the first week after the Fleet's escape from Ragnar ([[33]]). | The damage to Viper 7242 is repaired amidst the constant [[Cylon]] attacks during the first week after the Fleet's escape from Ragnar ([[33]]). | ||
7242, still piloted by [[Lee Adama|Adama]] is one of the alert fighters scrambled to intercept the unknown craft that turns out to be the battlestar [[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]. | 7242, with the serial number 7242NC and still piloted by [[Lee Adama|Adama]], is one of the alert fighters scrambled to intercept the unknown craft that turns out to be the battlestar [[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]. | ||
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Revision as of 03:09, 26 December 2005
Viper N7242C is a Viper Mk. II spacefighter, which was apparently the favored craft of Bill "Husker" Adama during much of the Cylon War. It was found "rusting out in a salvage yard on Sagittaron" by CPO Galen Tyrol, who restores it to operational condition and presents it as a token of thanks to his retiring commanding officer.
The fighter is flown by Adama's son, Lee "Apollo" Adama, in a flyby performance during Galactica's decomissioning. The younger Adama is assigned escort duty for Colonial Heavy 798 back to Caprica. When the Cylon Attack begins without warning, the fighter's comparably antiquated systems proved impervious to Cylon infiltration attempts. Adama successfully protects Colonial Heavy 798 and its passenger, Laura Roslin, long enough for them to gather a sizeable refugee fleet of other stranded civilian ships and rendezvous with Galactica at Ragnar Anchorage.
At the subsequent battle to escape a Cylon blockade, Apollo, now the battlestar's CAG, commands Galactica's defensive squadrons of Vipers from the same fighter. The ship sustains major damage to its engine assembly, but returns to Galactica's landing bay by the timely intervention and unconventional flying of Kara "Starbuck" Thrace.
The damage to Viper 7242 is repaired amidst the constant Cylon attacks during the first week after the Fleet's escape from Ragnar (33).
7242, with the serial number 7242NC and still piloted by Adama, is one of the alert fighters scrambled to intercept the unknown craft that turns out to be the battlestar Pegasus.