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The Adamant-class carrier, designed by Sinon Quade, the architect of the Jupiter-class battlestar over a decade before the outbreak of the Cylon War, became the cornerstone of the Colonial Fleet during the outbreak of the First Cylon War

What it lacked in speed, it made up with its constant presence and firepower. It is unclear if any Adamant class vessels survived up to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).

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+{{separate continuity|universe=RDM|cont=Battlestar Galactica Deadlock}}The ''Adamant''-class carrier, designed by [[Sinon Quade]], the architect of the [[Jupiter (Deadlock)|Jupiter-class battlestar]] over a decade before the outbreak of the Cylon War, became the cornerstone of the [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)|Colonial Fleet]] during the outbreak of the [[First Cylon War]]
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+What it lacked in speed, it made up with its constant presence and firepower. It is unclear if any Adamant class vessels survived up to the [[Fall of the Twelve Colonies]] (''[[Battlestar Galactica Deadlock]]'').{{stub}}
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-Designed by Sinon Quade, the architect of the Jupiter-class Battlestar over a decade before the outbreak of the Cylon War, the Adamant carrier became the cornerstone of the colonial fleet power during the outbreak of the first Cylon war.
-What it lacked in speed, it made up with its constant presence and firepower. It is unclear if any Adamant class vessels survived up to the fall of the colonies.