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Chronos

Chronos, commanded by Admiral Tong, is a battlestar in the Colonial Fleet approximately one year prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
thumb|The wrecked Chronos.
She was sent to investigate a distress signal near the Armistice Line, but did not return. Unbeknownst to the Fleet, Chronos was attacked by the Cylons, which resulted in the deaths of over 1500 of her crew. A handful of survivors, including Tong, managed to escape. 
Admiral Rohner sends Admiral Helena Cain and her ship, Pegasus to find Chronos.
When they find Chronos, the battlestar is a wreck, all but destroyed, used by the Cylons to lure more Colonial ships in for attack. Four Raiders emerge from the wreckage and attack Pegasus with nuclear missiles, severely damaging her.
As an out-gunned Pegasus manages to determine the location of a second distress signal at a distant fuel depot, the Raiders use their nuclear missiles to obliterate the remains of Chronos (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
== Notes ==
*Admiral Cains call Chronos a "sister ship," but the comic does not depict a Mercury class battlestar. While its class can not be determined with certainty, the ship bears a resemblance to Valkyrie.
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Chuck Willis

Chuck WillisThe last name originates from the script. is a stage hand at a local theater house in or around New York City, New York.
On 31 October 1980, in pursuit of "disguised" Cylons Andromus and Centuri, Troy and Dillon make their way to a theater where a variety show after evading a police chase. Finding white tuxedos on wardrobe racks, Troy and Dillon make their way onto the stage as part of a Good Ship Lollipop dance number, and Willis notices this happenstance. 
He directs the members of law enforcement backstage, identifying the befuddled Galactican duo who, after lifting up an unidentified actress, utilize their invisibility fields to effect their escape to the astonishment of spectators .
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Cimtar (RDM)

Cimtar is a place mentioned in the Cimtar Peace Accord, as seen in a document held by the Armistice Officer on the Armistice Station. The peace accord ended the Cylon War, and the human's automaton creations, the Cylons, left for a world to call their own. The accord was later broken by the Cylons some 40 years later .
==Notes==
*The name of Cimtar is one of a handful of direct cross-references between the Original Series and the Re-imagined Series. In the Re-imagined Series, Cimtar is noted only in the Armistice Officer's copy of the Peace Accord, suggesting that, in the Re-imagined universe, Cimtar was, indeed, used for an actual peace treaty signing. No further information was given about Cimtar itself in this continuity, however.
*A curious continuity gap exists on the Re-imagined peace accord documents. Visible in the same scene is a technical specifications document on the original Cylon models used by the Colonies. The document contains the Original Series-specific term "yahrens". Given that the Re-imagined Series uses the standard real-world measurement terminology of "years," this is likely a goof of the props department or a homage to the Original Series than an attempt to suggest a more direct connection between the two series.
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Cimtar (TOS)

Cimtar is a small moon in a location considered neutral territory by both the Cylon Empire and the Colonials during the Thousand-Yahren War. It is referred to as an "old moon" by some in the Colonial military.
It is known for its fog-laden surface, which the Cylons use to great effect in hiding s and the fuel tankers for their attack on the nearby s. A patrol consisting of Captain and Lieutenant Zac spring this trap unsuspectingly, leading into the final decisive conflict of the war and an already prepared ability to escape, thus enabling that last battlestar to assemble a great . 
== In the separate continuity ==
Cimtar is an "old moon" designated as a neutral meeting site to finalize the .
During a recon patrol, Capt. and Lt. happen across an empty in orbit of Cimtar. Interference shields a large assembly of s, with only two dispatched to intercept and destroy the patrol.
While Apollo returns to his battlestar, Zac is killed short of newly-arrived battlestar fleet, beginning the ().
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Citizens Use Marshmallows to Protest Caprica Government

Citizens Use Marshmallows to Protest Caprica Government is a The Caprican Politics article written by Ann Royall. It was printed in Martius 7, YR42.
== Story ==
Well, the citizen protest of the Caprican Government has just gotten a little weirder...and a little more delicious. As we reported last week, citizens have been outraged that the government has not done more to bring the MAGLEV bomber to justice. The citizen group Mothers Against Terrorist Tactics (MATT) and others were accusing the of being "soft" on terrorism. 
Well now, get this, in order to pretest their "soft" investigative techniques, Capricans have begun showing their anger by mailing marshmallows to the government! We can't wait to see how this ends!
We sure do hope Agent Durham likes s'mores!
== Notes ==
*The story misspells Jordan Duram's name as "Durham".
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Citizens for Sagittaron Labor Reform

The Citizens for Sagittaron Labor Reform is an independent labor union and activist group Karen Zarek creates in response to the various plights of the workers on Sagittaron. 
The goal of this group is to improve economical and health benefits to workers, as workers both prior to and well into the First Cylon War were marginalized and exploited by the Sagittaron Labor Ministry. 
Spurred by Jerome Zarek's death at the hands of Colonial Marines after his burglary attempt in Sagittaron City's pharmacy, and doubtless partially financed by her husbands life insurance payout, she organized the effort. Beginning life as a grassroots effort, the union blossomed into a planet-wide within the span of a few years, backed by many of the underprivileged workers throughout the colony.
Despite swelling public support, both the Sagittaron government and the Labor Ministry fought the union on nearly every issue. 
After Karen Zarek is killed by a hitman (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1) named Nixon Kinlow, who is hired by the Labor Ministry (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 3), Zarek's son, Tom, continues in his mother's footsteps. Tom Zarek continues to encounter oppressive resistance from the local government, resulting his disbandment of the labor union, and the creation of the Sagittaron Freedom Movement, a terrorist organization bent on bringing change through violent revolution (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 2, Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 3).
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City of the Gods

The City of the Gods was the central city on the planet in ancient times, said to be the birthplace of mankind and the place where the "gods and man lived in paradise" before the exodus of the thirteen tribes. Prior to the Kobolian 'calamity', the City of the Gods was once a populous city - filled with skyscrapers, highways, recreational parks, forums, temples, and had a twin river system running through it, as depicted in visions and the Sacred Scrolls. 
===Downfall and Subsequent Rediscovery===
Ca. 2,000 years ago, Kobol was shaken by an unknown cataclysm, after which the remaining Twelve Tribes left their world for what is now know as the Twelve Colonies of Kobol. It is unknown if the city was destroyed in this cataclysm, or if it fell to ruin by abandonment, but upon it's discovery, the city and surrounding areas were all but reclaimed by nature; the roads having long been broken apart and buried, the buildings, bridges, and other city infrastructure have long since fallen to the ground, and the once flourishing rivers have given way to a swampy marsh. The only visible ruins belonged to what was once an Opera house, located at the base of a mountain range .
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Image:Ancient Kobol.png|A vision of the city before its destruction...
Image:Kobol Ruins.png|...What's left nearly 2,000 years later.
Image:City of the Gods.jpg|The city as depicted in the Sacred Scrolls.
Image:Opera House ruins.jpg|The remains of the city's Opera House.
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Civilian Cylon

Caprica series finale, "Apotheosis" and in Blood and Chrome. For the non-military seen in , see Cylon civilians.
Civilian Cylon models are a number of commercially available Cylons sold by Graystone Industries in the years before the Cylon War. They are built to make life easier on and the Twelve Worlds.
Based on Graystone Industries' prototypical robotic model, the U-87 Cyber Combat Unit, these civilian Cylons are smaller in stature and built for non-military applications. Used primarily as laborers, Cylon construction workers, garbage collectors, nannies and personal servants or butlers appear on the streets of Caprica and other colonies within four years of the initial breakthrough in Cylon technology (CAP: "Apotheosis," Blood and Chrome).
Though Colonial society accepts Cylons as a positive addition to life, some even considering the Cylons "friends," questions arise about the speed and impact of their introduction. In an interview with Cylon inventor Daniel Graystone, Baxter Sarno questions this new technology, saying, "I’m hearing talk about Cylon butlers, Cylon nurses. How long before my niece Candace comes home with her Cylon fiance to introduce to the family?" Despite these questions, Graystone dismisses concerns about Cyons, calling them tools and nothing more .
Gathering in the virtual world with their military counterparts, these civilian Cylons worship the monotheist God under the guidance of Clarice Willow. While encouraging them to develop their own culture, Willow also prophesies that the Cylons will rise against their creators .
Soon, the Cylons do rise against humanity, amassing ground forces and weapons and initiating the conflict known as the Cylon War. Despite their non-military application, these civilian Cylon models take part in the war effort, operating as ground troops .
==Notes==
*The butler/servant Cylon model was based on an early design by Richard Livingston, who also had a hand in the design of the U-87 Cylon. http://richardclivingston.wordpress.com/2010/06/26/caprica-u-87-cylon/ A sketch dating back to 2006 featured a Cylon with a smaller frame, white armor and a blue-glowing eye - "The idea originally was that the Cylons were 'slaves' (butlers, gardeners, etc) and that they should look like Cylons but should also appear weak and vulnerable enough to be kicked around and abused." http://onthesquare.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d4onmtp
*On 19 January 2013, VFX supervisor Doug Drexler posted a chart on his Facebook page depicting CG models of the various Cylon models used in Battlestar Galactica and Caprica, labeling those models seen in "Apotheosis" as "domestic," "construction" and "industrial" Cylons.http://www.facebook.com/doug.drexler.7?fref=ts
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Clarice Willow: STO Target?

Clarice Willow: STO Target? is a The Caprican News article written by Harold Sims. It was printed in November 14, YR42.
== Story ==
The recent car explosion near the Pantheon Bridge has rumors flying - and new conspiracy theories brewing. 
We know that the owner of the car was Sister Clarice Willow, a teacher at Athena Academy. Ms. Willow had exited the car before the explosion, and after a quick checkup at a nearby hospital, she was released seemingly in perfect health and without question. 
Some say it was an accident - the car's fuel injection system ignited, or some other sort of mechanical mishap. And there was no evidence of any detonation device amongst the charred wreckage of the vehicle. 
But the fact that Clarice Willow had exited the car mere seconds before the explosion has many people wondering just what's going on. Not to mention the fact that Sister Willow is such a high-profile member of Caprican society and well-known for her religious tolerance. 
So, if this was an assassination attempt, who would want Clarice Willow dead? Could the STO be involved in attempting to make an example out of such a prominent polytheist? 
"We have no evidence of the involvement of any terrorist organizations," says Special Agent Jordan Duram of the Global Defense Department. 
Our own Ralston Sinclair isn't buying it. 
"Of course it was STO," says Sinclair. "It reeks of them. Blowing stuff up, without a care for who gets caught in the crossfire. Willow was Zoe Graystone's teacher - that's no coincidence, I promise you." 
"For now, it's just an accident," says Duram, not making any mention of the Global Defense Department's recent raid at Athena Academy. 
Yes, for now. 
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Class-D nuclear warhead

Class-D nuclear warheads are a type of nuclear weapon used by battlestars and their Viper squadrons.
After news of the Cylon attack on the Twelve Colonies and the Colonial Fleet, Commander Adama orders a desperate search through Fleet database records for munitions depots to rearm Galactica as its own munitions had been destroyed as part of her scheduled decommissioning.
Little else is noted about the weapons, except that Colonel Tigh's records indicate that 50 pallets of these warheads are kept at Ragnar Anchorage along with missiles and small arms ammunition .
== Use of Colonial nuclear weapons ==
Insufficient information exists as to whether the other nuclear warheads seen through the series are also Class-D or of some other type. It is probable, but not verifiable, that Pegasus gave some of these weapons to Galactica, when the two battlestars pooled their resources.
*One warhead is given to Gaius Baltar for his Cylon detector , which he later hands over to Gina Inviere and the Demand Peace movement. In her depression, Inviere detonates the warhead, destroying Cloud 9 and several other civilian ships .
*Galactica herself readies and arms several nuclear missiles in a standoff against a Cylon expedition to the algae planet and the Temple of Five .
*A strike team from Pegasus takes a nuclear warhead to the Guardian basestar and subsequently destroys it .
==Notes==
* In the United States military, Class-D is the designation of a relatively light-weight thermonuclear weapon. The W-28 warhead in the B-28 TN bomb is an example of this type.
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Classic Battlestar Galactica (Trade Paperback)

The Classic Battlestar Galactica trade paperback is a collection of the first five issues of the regular run comics produced by Dynamite Entertainment:
* Classic Battlestar Galactica 1
* Classic Battlestar Galactica 2
* Classic Battlestar Galactica 3
* Classic Battlestar Galactica 4
* Classic Battlestar Galactica 5
In addition, the book features the various cover art from the series in a special gallery section.
== Alternate covers ==
Image:ClassicBSGV1MASSCover.jpg|Mass Edition Cover
Image:ClassicBSGV1DirectCover.jpg|Exclusive Edition Cover
== External links ==
* Classic Battlestar Galactica Trade Paperback - Mass Market Edition
* Classic Battlestar Galactica Trade Paperback - Previews Exclusive Edition
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Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 10

:To escape from the mainforce chasing them, the human survivors must run and run hard... but that will mean leaving a chunk of behind. Commander is not prepared to make that sacrifice, because of the terrible risks. He has one chance to prove his laurels as the greatest Battlestar commander . Awesome, space-shaking space-battle action and edge of the seat tension from cosmic superstar writer Dan Abnett!
==Plot==
==Notes==
=== Publication Releases ===
* A version of this issue, the Battlestar Galactica #10 Exclusive Subscription Variant, released in February 2014. Per the publisher:
*: A super-special, exclusive Chris Eliopoulos Cute cover, only available to comic shop subscribers and limited to initial orders!
=== Timeline ===
* The series, also written by Dan Abnett, establishes the events of this comic take place in , three yahrens into 's journey.
=== Nods ===
=== Miscellany ===
==Analysis==
==Questions==
==Noteworthy Dialogue==
==Related Imagery==
===Covers===
BSG10CovRamondelli.jpg|Main CoverArt: Livio Ramondelli
BSG10CovSubscription.jpg|Subscription Cover "Cute Exclusive"Art: Chris Eliopoulos
===Preview Pages===
: Please Note: These are used for promotional purposes by the publisher, and are provided here in the same vein.
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File:BSG1023spread.jpg|Spread of Pages 2 & 3 
File:BSG104.jpg|Page 4
File:BSG105.jpg|Page 5
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Classic Battlestar Galactica Vol. 2 11

:"The Adama Gambit" (Part 2 of 2). With death bearing down on from the attacking [sic], Commander is forced to take desperate action, and employ frantically risky tactics in a last ditch effort to save humankind! The climactic, concluding part of this epic story of space-battle action and edge of the seat tension.
==Plot==
==Notes==
=== Publication Releases ===
* A version of this issue, the Battlestar Galactica #11 Exclusive Subscription Variant, released in March 2014. Per the publisher:
*: A super-special, exclusive Chris Eliopoulos Cute cover, only available to comic shop subscribers and limited to initial orders!
=== Timeline ===
* The series, also written by Dan Abnett, establishes the events of this comic take place in , three yahrens into 's journey.
=== Nods ===
=== Miscellany ===
==Analysis==
==Questions==
==Noteworthy Dialogue==
==Related Imagery==
===Covers===
BSG11CovRamondelli.jpg|Main CoverArt: Livio Ramondelli
BSG11CovSubscription.jpg|Subscription Cover "Cute Exclusive"Art: Chris Eliopoulos
===Preview Pages===
: No preview pages for this issue were provided by the publisher.
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Classic Centurion Gold Command Variant (Eaglemoss)

The Classic Centurion Gold Command Variant is the third special release (Special Issue #3) from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
It is the third figurine release depicting a character instead of a ship.
==Description==
The Cylon Centurion Figurine (Classic Gold) is marching into our Battlestar Galactica Ships Collection as the next Special Edition in your collection! The classic Cylon Centurions were the cycloptic footsoldiers of a robot army, created long ago by the original, reptilian Cylons. Led by their gold-plated Command Centurions and portrayed by human actors in robotic costumes with a distinctive head-fin, the Cylons were a looming threat to humanity’s surviving colonies. Standing almost 8” tall, this gold-colored Cylon Centurion figurine captures the iconic design of these killer machines and has been brought to life using high-quality polyresin materials. The figurine comes complete with a 12-page collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of these classic cycloptic killer robots., exclusive behind the scenes articles and original design sketches.
==Collector's Magazine==
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Character profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes -"Silver Icons"
* Page 14 - 15: Cylon models
== Video ==
==Gallery==
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==Notes==
* Both renditions of the (TOS) cylon centurion come with the same issue of the collector's magazine. Only the front cover is different depenedant on which model the magazine came with.
* The model is an identical creation of the Classic Cylon Centurion (Eaglemoss) model, only painted in a golden-like colour.
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Classic Cylon Centurion (Eaglemoss)

The Classic Cylon Centurion is the second special release (Special Issue #1) from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
It is the second figurine release depicting a character instead of a ship.
==Description==
The Classic Centurion figurine is marching into our Battlestar Galactica Ships Collection as the next Special Edition to your collection! The classic Cylon Centurions were the cycloptic footsoldiers of a robot army, created long ago by the original, reptilian Cylons. Portrayed by human actors in chrome-clad costumes with a distinctive head-fin, the Centurions were a menace to the Twelve Colonies of humanity! Standing almost 8 inches tall, this figurine captures the iconic design of these killer machines! This Classic Cylon Centurion figurine is brought to life high-quality polyresin materials. The figurine comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of these classic cycloptic killer robots., exclusive behind the scenes articles and original design sketches.
==Collector's Magazine==
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Character profile
* Pages 8 - 9:Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes -"Silver Icons"
* Page 14 - 15: Cylon models
== Video ==
==Gallery==
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==Notes==
* Both renditions of the (TOS) cylon centurion come with the same issue of the collector's magazine Only the front cover is different depenedant on which model the magazine came with.
* The model is an identical creation of the Classic Centurion Gold Command Variant (Eaglemoss), only painted in a chrome-like colour.
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