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At least one jump-capable Pan Galactic spaceliner survived the attack and united with the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. This otherwise-unnamed liner is the last civilian ship to make its escape [[FTL|Jump]] during the [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]). | At least one jump-capable Pan Galactic spaceliner survived the attack and united with the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. This otherwise-unnamed liner is the last civilian ship to make its escape [[FTL|Jump]] during the [[Battle of Ragnar Anchorage]] ([[Miniseries]]). | ||
Pan Galactic used the popular | Pan Galactic used the popular passenger liner design from [[Intersun]], who licensed out this model to various other shipmakers around the colonies. Same ships of this make are ''[[Gemon Liners]]'' and ''[[Sagitarrian Spaceways]]'' | ||
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Revision as of 05:03, 9 May 2006
Pan Galactic was a spaceline operating in the Twelve Colonies before the Cylon attack.
Since these ships are completely without defenses, many ships like this Pan Galactic starliner were destroyed during the attacksTemplate:Ref.
At least one jump-capable Pan Galactic spaceliner survived the attack and united with the Fleet. This otherwise-unnamed liner is the last civilian ship to make its escape Jump during the Battle of Ragnar Anchorage (Miniseries).
Pan Galactic used the popular passenger liner design from Intersun, who licensed out this model to various other shipmakers around the colonies. Same ships of this make are Gemon Liners and Sagitarrian Spaceways
Notes and Sources[edit]
- The livery and name of Pan Galactic is likely based on the airline Pan American (or Pan Am), which ceased operations in 1991.
- Template:NoteSource: The official web site for the series at SciFi.com notes a brief description of these passenger liners.