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''"CAG" is a US Navy term that has gained widespread recognition through films such as Top Gun and television series such as JAG. | ''"CAG" is a US Navy term that has gained widespread recognition through films such as Top Gun and television series such as JAG. While the term CAG is technically obsolete in the modern US Navy as Air Groups are now known as Air Wings, it is still used though, especially on an informal level.'' | ||
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Revision as of 01:11, 9 March 2006
The most senior pilot aboard a Battlestar, responsible for all "air" operations.
Battlestar Galactica
- The current CAG of the Battlestar Galactica is Captain Kara "Starbuck" Thrace. She followed Lee "Apollo" Adama, who has been promoted to Commander of Battlestar Pegasus. Apollo assumed the position as CAG following the death of Captain Jackson "Ripper" Spencer. Spencer was killed in the opening minutes of the Cylon Attack on the Twelve Colonies.
- During Lee Adama's brief defection, the role of CAG was temporarily given to Captain George "Catman" Birch. Adama resumed the position upon his return. (Home, Part I)
Battlestar Pegasus
- The Current CAG of the Battlestar Pegasus is Captain Cole "Stinger" Taylor. For a while Kara "Starbuck" Thrace was CAG on Pegasus, when Admiral Cain promoted her from Lieutenant to Captain and made her the new Pegasus CAG after witnessing her daring reconnoiter of the Cylon Resurrection Ship. ("Resurrection Ship, Part I)
Note
"CAG" is a US Navy term that has gained widespread recognition through films such as Top Gun and television series such as JAG. While the term CAG is technically obsolete in the modern US Navy as Air Groups are now known as Air Wings, it is still used though, especially on an informal level.