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:''For information on the [[Original Series]] ship, see [[Gemini (TOS)]].'' | :''For information on the [[Original Series]] ship, see [[Gemini (TOS)]].'' | ||
The '''''Gemini''''' is a freighter in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. | The '''''Gemini''''' is a freighter in the [[The Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]]. | ||
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''Gemini'' is later one of three freighters to be used as decoys in the [[Battle for the Tylium Asteroid]] ([[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]]). | ''Gemini'' is later one of three freighters to be used as decoys in the [[Battle for the Tylium Asteroid]] ([[The Hand of God (RDM)|The Hand of God]]). | ||
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"Gemini" is the ancient word for [[Gemenon]]. Why the ship's owners chose to use this ancient term (rather than the contemporary) is unclear. Cinematically, it is likely that the usage of "Gemini" is a nod to its Original Series [[Gemini (TOS)|counterpart]]. | * "Gemini" is the ancient word for [[Gemenon]]. Why the ship's owners chose to use this ancient term (rather than the contemporary) is unclear. Cinematically, it is likely that the usage of "Gemini" is a nod to its Original Series [[Gemini (TOS)|counterpart]]. | ||
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Revision as of 20:16, 14 December 2006
- For information on the Original Series ship, see Gemini (TOS).
The Gemini is a freighter in the Fleet.
The Gemini was an ordnance freighter that is escorted to Laura Roslin's caravan by three Viper Mark VIIs that had escaped the attacks (Miniseries).
Gemini is later one of three freighters to be used as decoys in the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid (The Hand of God).
Notes
- "Gemini" is the ancient word for Gemenon. Why the ship's owners chose to use this ancient term (rather than the contemporary) is unclear. Cinematically, it is likely that the usage of "Gemini" is a nod to its Original Series counterpart.