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*It is not known what type or vessel is used as a "tanker bird". The vessel is mentioned by Admiral Adama in "[[Occupation]]", but is not seen on screen. | *It is not known what type or vessel is used as a "tanker bird". The vessel is mentioned by Admiral Adama in "[[Occupation]]", but is not seen on screen. | ||
*Tankers are also mentioned as an option to fuel Vipers searching for the missing [[Kara Thrace|Lieutenant Kara Thrace]] | *Tankers are also mentioned as an option to fuel Vipers searching for the missing [[Kara Thrace|Lieutenant Kara Thrace]] {{TRS|You Can't Go Home Again}}. | ||
*It is possible that the tankers are a Raptor or shuttle modified with a buddy refueling system. | *It is possible that the tankers are a Raptor or shuttle modified with a buddy refueling system. | ||
*A refinery ship, either the ''[[Daru Mozu]]'' or the ''[[Hitei Kan]]'', referred to as "tanker", is attempting to refuel the ''[[Striker]]'' in "[[Home, Part I]]". | *A refinery ship, either the ''[[Daru Mozu]]'' or the ''[[Hitei Kan]]'', referred to as "tanker", is attempting to refuel the ''[[Striker]]'' in "[[Home, Part I]]". | ||
Revision as of 01:25, 7 September 2020
A refueling tanker, or "tanker bird", is a vessel that allows Vipers and Raptors to refuel away from a battlestar or base by means of inflight fuel transfers.
Notes
- It is not known what type or vessel is used as a "tanker bird". The vessel is mentioned by Admiral Adama in "Occupation", but is not seen on screen.
- Tankers are also mentioned as an option to fuel Vipers searching for the missing Lieutenant Kara Thrace (TRS: "You Can't Go Home Again").
- It is possible that the tankers are a Raptor or shuttle modified with a buddy refueling system.
- A refinery ship, either the Daru Mozu or the Hitei Kan, referred to as "tanker", is attempting to refuel the Striker in "Home, Part I".