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Maytoria

Maytoria is a Colonial world located in the outer boundaries of the Twelve Colonies of Man. 
While too small to be considered a formal Colony, the planet has at least two natural satellites and is inhabited by Sagittarians. It is the first of the Colonies to be attacked during the , with the Cylons entrenching their presence there, complete with three basestars and overseen by an IL-series overseer.
, and as tasked to explore the planet to find ancient books that Commander believes hold a key to locating Earth ().
A human resistance movement, led by Stadra Ah Mun, is found here () and later escapes the planet in a daring capture of a Cylon personnel carrier ().
== Locales ==
* : a labrynth under Maytoria's central city, massively damaged during the against the Colonies ()
* : a pyramid with a hangar bay, occupied by and a sorely needed Cylon personnel carrier for the human survivors ()
* : a location where the non-combatants are holed up while Stadra Ah Mun and resistance fighters, including two wayward s, acquire a transport that will allow them to escape the Cylon conquest ()
* : former eatery owned by Stadra's father, where his daughter had been employed as a chef ()
* : Cylon-held locale that the Maytorian IL orders brought to following his crash-landing ()
* : a pyramid-shaped building in Maytoria's central city, where Ah Mun and survivors of the hide ()
== Miscellany ==
* : digital repository for the accumulated information and culture of the Maytorian people, including information about the fabeled ; Stadra Ah Mun makes a complete backup of this database immediately during the and brings it with her back to ()
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Maytorian IL

An unnamed Maytorian is responsible for plotting and executing the capture of Galactica ().
Following 's crash landing on Maytoria, it orders Boomer be brought to Station 32 where a Cylon tracking device is planted on the , hoping that the human is "saved" by fellow humans and thus allowing it to eliminate the nest of survivors. It later orders that the other survivor, , to be killed on sight (—). 
The IL-series' plans are layered, as it has hidden away with a platoon of s inside of a Cylon personnel carrier later captured by Stadra Ah Mun's resistance force. Despite the heavy human losses, the survivors are able to aid in allowing the IL to execute its cunning plan by seizing the major areas of the last surviving with releative ease.
Upon being escorted to core command by his platoon, he orders Col. to have an officer ("your communication's daggit") open a communications link so that it may report its success. This leads to the appearance of a that unleashes phalanxes of s against , which are held at bay by Galactica's squadrons.
Adama is soon captured and brought before this gloating IL-series, and with great aplomb puts it in its place by issuing a self-destruct command from his console. The IL-series orders the humans to be executed, but is thwarted by Freg as he storms core command, forcing the IL-series and its Centurions to the falsely-believed safety of their Trojan horse.
Unbeknownst to them, Freg is able to plant explosives aboard the personnel carrier that, upon landing aboard the baseship, destroy the carrier, baseship, and all aboard them—including this unnamed IL-series Cylon (). 
== Notes ==
* This character is not given a name, other than references to "IL" by Centurions in .
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Maze

Maze is one of John Steadman's henchmen. 
A cigar aficionado, he shares the same view of Hispanics as his boss. Given these views, he and his buddy, Barrett, would often cause trouble for Hispanics like Hector Alonzo. 
When it became apparent that Alonzo may succeed thanks to the interest of two Caucasian farmers, Troy and Dillon, he starts a fire to their newly purchased seed and then heckles Alonzo as they drive by after setting the fire. 
Maze would often be coerced to ride Satan, Steadman's mentally disturbed horse, in an attempt to win the reward handed out by Steadman. However, Troy and Dillon win the horse and the prize money after using their technology to alter the animal's alpha waves .
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McKintosh

McKintosh is a gambler whom encounters following the death of Captain Wyler in 7335.
During a pyramid game, McKintosh learns about Starbuck's past relating to Umbra, and argues with Starbuck about the official story relating to the defense net. McKintosh claims to have been there the night of the attack as he ferried agro cargo from the factory at Umbra, and thus was able to obtain data that confirmed that the net was deactivated to allow the Cylons to attack.
Claiming that no one believed him, McKintosh wagers a data chip worn around his neck to Starbuck as a taunt, believing the newly minted Warrior didn't have a winning hand. Starbuck's full pyramid secured McKintosh's data chip with the alleged data, only for Starbuck to later discover that the chip was unreadable (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 1).
It isn't until yahrens later in 7346 that, following the loss of Starbuck's foster parents in a Cylon sneak attack on Scorpia, McKintosh's data becomes a point of interest. A series of events unfolds following Boomer's decryption of McKintosh's Umbra data (at Starbuck's renewed behest), which leads to McKintosh's death by Cylon hands aboard his own vessel. 
Before his death, McKintosh records a holographic message relaying his story and key revelations that were not told before: he worked for Osiris and that he had an extra copy of the recording that not only captured the data on the attack in 7322, but also recorded the use of Osiris's own codes that were used to lower the defense net. Apollo recovers the disk hidden by McKintosh and transmits it to Galactica (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 3).
Per McKintosh's wishes, Starbuck avenges him by presenting this new data to the Quorum of Twelve and subsequently killing Osiris while defending President Adar's life (Battlestar Galactica: Starbuck 4).
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McNally

Captain McNally is one of the United States Air Force pilots dispatched by General Cushing to intercept Troy and Dillon's s. 
McNally and his wingman lose the Vipers after the Colonial craft turbo away .
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Meclons

Meclons originated as a cautionary myth regarding a caste of rogue Cylons (). 
The term is later adopted by cybernetic, bi-pedaled creatures who transited through a black hole and unto a planet in a universe of creation; these original creatures were ( & ).
These separated Cylons built a new empire under the direction of Count Iblis, scavenging both raw material and other sentients in order to bolster their number (). 
== ==
Centurions are the backbone of Iblis' Meclon Empire, and are organized along the same lines as the Cylon Empire, with a Command Centurion in gold armor and standard Centurions in silver armor.
They are, however, not pure technological constructs as the raw brain power is from organic life. Wayward travelers ensnared in the grasp of the black hole and misfortunate enough to survive upon the lone planetary surface are hunted down by Meclon Centurions, and transported to factories for their integration as subjects of the Meclon Empire ( & ).
== ==
Meclons primary craft is a variation of the space superiority craft. These Raiders are used primarily to hunt and ensnare marooned survivors for integration into the Empire (), and later made use of Raiders as weapons themselves in kamikaze runs against the to devastating effect (). 
Upon entering into Iblis' realm, the strength of Meclon Raider craft is enough for to consider his 's retreat from their first engagement against them, and to seek sanctuary ( & ).
Technologically speaking, the Raiders are mostly automated, and take three people to operate with relative ease. They feature a life-support system that is human-breathable, given the Meclons cybernetic nature ().
== Notes ==
* The Meclon "cautionary myth" is dismissed by as a completely failed "early attempt" at control programming (). Given Iblis' influence over the Cylons leading into the Thousand Yahren War with the humans, Iblis' likely attempted to program more than his voice into the . As Lucifer is part of the IL-series, his knowledge of these cautionary myths is quite possibly unique amongst the other Cylon classes.
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Medal of Distinction

The Medal of Distinction is a decoration in the Colonial Fleet. 
Apparently a prestigious decoration, it is awarded for, among other heroic reasons, long years of distinguished service in the Fleet. Admiral William Adama is awarded the Medal of Distinction some weeks after the Battle of New Caprica, as much for public morale as for having earned it . 
The medal is a version of the Colonial emblem on a red ribbon worn around the neck.
== Notes ==
*The medal may be intended to be a counterpart to the Defense Distinguished Service Medal; an American military decoration which is presented for exceptionally distinguished performance of duty contributing to national security or defense of the United States.
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Medal of Valor

The Medal of Valor is a decoration awarded by the Colonial Ministry of Defense.
The medal consists of an enameled medallion bearing the Colonial emblem on a field of red surrounded by a round golden geometric border. Like the Medal of Distinction, it is suspended from a neck ribbon. It is likely among the highest Colonial combat decorations.
Award of the medal is accompanied with a certificate with the qualifying citation.
Socrata Thrace was awarded this medal during her career in the Colonial Marine Corps, possibly during the first Cylon War .
== Notes ==
*The medal may be intended to be a counterpart to the Medal of Honor; the highest American military decoration.
*The medal certificate closely resembles the standard American medal certificate format.
*The medal's border bears a resemblance to a mandala.
== Related Imagery ==
Image:Medal of Valor 2.jpg|Closeup.
Image:Medal of Valor 1.jpg|Citation and medal framed.
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Medea

Medea is Sire Uri's blue-haired, voluptuous lover, as well as accomplice.
Medea attempts to seduce Starbuck into joining Uri's movement (The Memory Machine), and is responsible for helping Uri build his private Fleet, starting off with two ships that have simply "disappeared" (The Memory Machine, All Things Past and Present).
Having failed to secure Starbuck's loyalty to their cause, she later becomes Uri's right-hand woman after he ascends to the presidency of the Council of Twelve and commander of (All Things Past and Present).
Later, Medea falls in love with Jolly (Black is the Color of My True Love's Hair, The Last Hiding Place). 
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Medics Revive Holoband 'Sleeper'

Medics Revive Holoband 'Sleeper' is a The Caprican News article written by Laurel Hill. It was printed in Ianuarius 15, YR42.
== Story ==
A Medical unit was dispatched late last night in response to an emergency call from the home of David and Margaret Wiley of South Caprica City. Their daughter, Janet Wiley, 15, a student at Promethia High School, had fallen asleep while wearing the Holoband and her parents were unable to wake her. 
"It was terrifying," said Mrs. Wiley, an employee of The Caprica Tribune. "She was just lying there with that thing on her face. She was breathing, but she wasn't responding to anything." 
"It took a bit of time, but we revived her," said paramedic Joe Connelly. "Wherever she was, she was in deep." 
The Holoband, a product of Graystone Industries, has been the target of much criticism and controversy lately due to what many see as an alarming increase in teenage hacks and the soaring popularity of such illegal virtual domains such as V-Clubs and the interactive game, New Cap City. Hackers refer to someone who falls asleep with the Holoband on as a 'Sleeper.' 
Neither David nor Margaret Wiley offered any comment when asked if Janet was involved with either V-Clubs or New Cap City when she fell asleep. 
Janet is currently at Caprica General Hospital for further tests and observation.
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Medivac

Medivacs were hospital ships used by the Caprican Expeditionary Fleet during the Third Colonial Conflict. Their design suggested a relationship to later battlestars. Medivac 12 was one of the ships (Battlestar Galactica 0).
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Medivac 12

Medivac 12 was a Medivac in the Caprican Expeditionary Fleet destroyed by the Sagittarian fleet during the Third Colonial Conflict.
Months after the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and decades after the Third Colonial Conflict, Galactica discovers it drifting in space in a graveyard of other antiquated Colonial ships, under attack by the Cylons. The ship is afire as it suffers hull breeches and other damage.
Medivac 12 is populated with people who had died during or long before the Cylon Holocaust.
Laura Roslin believes that the ship is one mentioned in the Sacred Scrolls: "The dead will return in an ark of fire."
Inhabitants of the ship include Darrin Dualla, Zak Adama, Jane Esolia, and Sparto Relamia (Battlestar Galactica 0).
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Medkit

Medkits are carried aboard Raptors and are used by first responders to medical emergencies throughout the Fleet .
A smaller version of the medkit is also carried in the emergency survival gear of Viper pilots should ejection from their fighter be necessary .
Medkits contain bandages, special tools, and medications such as serisone, morpha, and stims . Anti-radiation medication is also included for situations where nuclear fallout is probable .
== Gallery ==
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Medra

Medra is a Colonial world in dispute during the Cylon War. 
Characterized in part by "stinking" jungles and large, indigenous insects, Medra is home to at least some Colonial forces, including a contingent of Colonial Marines. Socrata Thrace is stationed on Medra during the war, conditions of which leading to a lifelong fear of insects thereafter .
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Medtech

In the Original Series, a medtech is a medical assistant that often combines the functions of a paramedic and nurse.
Cassiopeia assumes the role of medtech under Dr. Salik aboard .
==Notes==
*The Re-imagined Series uses the conventional term of "medic" for the assistants of Dr. Sherman Cottle.
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Medusa (Deadlock)

== Background ==
A technologically advanced command ship, the Medusa is a central bastion from which the cylon fleet is directed.
Lined with point defence cannons, the Medusa does not have the aggressive profile of other Cylon command ships. Its strength lies in its highly advanced transmission arrays, which it can boost the subsystems of friendly units, pushing the capabilities of cylon technology to it's very limits.
== Gameplay ==
The Medusa class was introduced to the game Battlestar Galactica Deadlock through the second DLC (Downloadable content) for season two titled "Ghost Fleet Offensive" This expansion adds three ships to the game some which are featured in the 2004 "reimagined" and "Blood and Chrome" television series.
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== Navigation ===
FTL Cooldown: 5 turns.
* Speed: 120 m/s (System Process 31% - 145%)
* Pitch rate: 36 (System Process 20% - 140%)
* Yaw rate: (System Process 20% - 140%)
* Ship hull size: 4
=== Hull/Armour/Engineering ===
* Hull: 120
** Left: 75 (Armoury)
** Right: 75 (Armoury)
** Front: 75 (Fire Control)
** Rear: 75 (Navigation)
** Top: 75 (Engineering)
** Bottom: 60 (Tech Bay)
* 20% Damage reduction (System Process 0% - 39%)
* 110% Subsystem Repair (System Process 20% - 200%)
=== Fire Control Systems ===
2x Munition slots, 2 turn cooldown
Munition salvo size: 61% (System Process 20% - 102%)
12x Point Defence mounted forwards.
* Range: 3750 (System Process 1500 - 6000)
* Rate of fire: Very High
* Accuracy: Medium (System Process Very Low - Very High)
* Damage: 0.15
=== Tech/Armoury ===
* Processing Power: 75
* DRADIS Range: 4650m (System Process 600m - 8700m)
* Firewall Regen: 4.7/s (System Process 0.6/s - 8.7/s)
* Centurion Armour: 30 (System Process 0 - 60)
* Centurion Strength: 175 (System Process 100 - 250)
=== Special abilities ===
* R-TPAM - The Medusa can bolster the Processing Power and subsystems of up to six nearby friendly ships through a direct connection. Upon using the ability, the Medusa loses 30 Processing Power, which it distributes evenly amongst the ships it connects to.
== External Links ==
* "Complete Ship Statistics" by Sir Wagglepuss III via StreamCommunity.com
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Medusa (RDM)

Medusa is a nuclear delivery payload system and described "crown jewel" of the Colonial Fleet's nuclear initiative just prior to the Fall. 
According to a briefing given by Therion commander, Burkett, the Medusa delivery system is capable of delivering ten high-impact planetary-scale nuclear assault solutions with unprecedented levels of accuracy, adaptability and reliability. Therion and its Ghost Squadron are to provide security for the test on Aquaria. 
Testing of this system is aborted just prior to the Fall due to confirmation that the Children of Erebus are operating near the facility, resulting in a ban on civilian air traffic and lockdown of the launch site (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1).
== Notes ==
* In Greek mythology, Medusa is the name of one of three Gorgon sisters. Medusa is known for being able to turn anyone who gazed upon her into stone. 
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Megan's castle

Megan's castle is located either near or inside the Naga forest on Attila. Like any self-respecting castle, it is surrounded by a moat and is accessible by only one bridge.
After the Cylons began their devistating attack on the planet, Megan and his surviving children are apparently forced to flee the castle, after holding out "longer than any of the others" during Specter's invasion of Attila. As Kyle later tells , he and his father fought rearguard action into the main hall while Miri and Megan's youngest children (Nilz, Robus, Ariadne) escaped through a secret passage in the main hall.
The Cylons turn the castle into their primary command post, where they established petro dumps (which are later moved inside the castle itself due to the children's attacks) and used the already established structures to their advantage. During a reconnaissance mission, Kyle discovers that the Cylons have turned the main hall into a command post, which always contains Centurions numbering between "two or three score". 
Megan is later captured by the Cylons and locked up in a prison, located in one of the castle's towers. 
After enlisting 's help, Megan's children free their father and retake the castle, resulting in Specter and the Cylons' retreat from the planet via a ship on a nearby yet unseen launch field . 
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Megapressure pump

A megapressure pump is a high pressure pump that serves as a component of an energizer. suggests replacing the turbolasers from three s with megapressure pumps from a damaged energizer, allowing them to spray boraton into the launch bay that is on fire but cut off from the ship. The fireleader then has the idea to use one of the megapressure pumps to help boost the pressure in internal hose system .
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Megon

Megon is a Colonial colloquialism for a megaton. estimates that the Cylon Raiders were blasting the Tomb of the Ninth Lord of Kobol with 50 megon warheads (Lost Planet of the Gods).
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Mei Firelli

Lieutenant Mei "Freaker" Firelli is an officer on Pegasus. Firelli delivers the complete Pegasus digital library to Lieutenant Gaeta to replace the data lost during the computer wipe in "Flight of the Phoenix" (Extended Version). He would call action stations upon orders from Admiral Helena Cain from a tactical console (Pegasus).
When Lieutenant Thrace returns with the Blackbird from her reconnaissance mission to the Resurrection Ship, Admiral Cain demanded to know how she managed to get close enough to the skirmish between Pegasus and Galactica without being seen, to which he answered with his own surprise .
During the Battle of the Resurrection Ship he announces the Resurrection Ship's destruction in Pegasus's CIC .
Later, his callsign, "Freaker," appears on a pilot duty roster on Galactica, possibly indicating that Firelli has switched careers and is serving on Galactica now as a pilot .
== Notes ==
* In the original version of "Pegasus," he is not identified by either name or rank, but Gaeta addresses him as "Lieutenant Firelli" in the extended version of the episode. This is the only time that he is identified on screen.
* His callsign is from from the episode credits. While he wears pilot wings, he is not seen in the role of pilot. 
* His role is not stated, but he mans the tactical console and relays tactical data to the senior officers. Additionally, while Firelli does not appear in "Razor," Jack Fisk is seen manning the same station and performing the same functions as Firelli does in "Pegasus". This implies that Firelli was moved to this position after the Battle of the Communications Relay.
* The actor is also credited for "The Captain's Hand," but it appears that his scenes were cut. Abel Thornton carries out the role of Tactical Officer during this episode.
* A character named Pirelli also appears in the Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus one shot comic from Dynamite Entertainment, which may be the comic version of this character. 
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