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Darja Purat

Darja Purat is a Tauron arms dealer captured by the Colonial Fleet. 
As a result, he is serving a life term at Luna Three. Despite his imprisonment, he is apparently very well connected, and claims responsibility for two raids against Colonial targets, including a Gemenon cargo ship and a Tauron refueling station, where FTL spools and other equipment necessary to supply and repair a single FTL-capable attack craft.
Agent Christa Nolan, an officer from Colonial Intelligence, claims to want to dangle Purat like a carrot by escorting him through Colonial space, so that his compatriots can attempt to rescue him in transit, should he be involved with the recent terrorist activity. Unbeknownst to the 's pilots hand-picked to stop such a rescue attempt, Nolan is romantically involved with Purat and her plan is to make it easier for Purat to escape, which both manage to pull off (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
Purat and Nolan are pursued to one of Sagittaron's outermost moons by Kara Thrace and of Galactica. On this moon, Purat meets his mysterious benefactor, with whom they begin discussing their common goals (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 4). This benefactor, former Colonial Fleet Admiral Julian DiMarco turned rebel, establishes a deal with Purat and Nolan for weapons supplies. However, things turn sour when Nolan kills DiMarco's wife, Sil, who conspires with against her husband whom she believes insane. In his grief, DiMarco attacks Nolan, and later kills both her and Purat after they express their desire to leave (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 5, 6).
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Darrin Dualla

Darrin Dualla was the brother of Anastasia Dualla.
He died in an airline accident seven years prior the Cylon attack, but he mysteriously reappears onboard Medivac 12 (Battlestar Galactica 0, Battlestar Galactica 1).
Dualla is aboard and visits his sister, ill with the Returner virus, to Kara Thrace's consternation (Battlestar Galactica 5).
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Daru Mozu

Daru Mozu, also known as Refinery 322Nameplate on the Daru Mozu's hull. is a tylium refinery ship that part of the surviving Colonial Fleet, following the exodus of the Twelve Colonies. It was found by Laura Roslin aboard Colonial One shortly after the onset of the Fall of the Twelve Colonies at the hands of the Cylons. It assists in replenishing Roslin's fleet before being forced to make an FTL jump to Ragnar Anchorage. From there, it is guarded by the battlestar as the fleet makes an escape towards the Prolmar Sector .
The ship received Tylium mined by Monarch and Majahual following the successful capture of a Tylium asteroid from the Cylons. .
Fleet ships were refueled by pulling along side, and connecting to the ship .
Around six months after the exodus, a member of Demand Peace blew a hole in the forward section of the ship, killing herself and several members of the crew. The damage was eventually repaired . 
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* In "Home, Part I" a refinery ship is referred to as "refueling tanker," but the configuration of the ship is identical to Daru Mozu and Hitei Kan.
* According to a deleted scene from"Epiphanies," four members of the crew were killed by the female suicide bomber.
* In "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II," the ship is noted on the master tally board on Galactica, but absent from the whiteboard voting tracker on Colonial One.
* In "Dirty Hands" and "A Disquiet Follows My Soul", the Hitei Kan was noted as the only refinery ship in the Fleet following events on New Caprica in "Exodus, Part II". As the Daru Mozu (and at least two additional sister ships of the same design) were still part of the fleet post-Second Exodus, and seen intact in "Hero" and "Guess What's Coming to Dinner?", it is speculated by some fans that its Tylium refinery facilities were destroyed, dismantled or lost.The episode "Dirty Hands" strongly implies that the Hitei Kan is the only existing refinery ship and thus Daru Mozu has either been destroyed or abandoned. At least one refinery ship was present on the surface of New Caprica , suggesting the Colonials used the ship for materials, or the Cylons sabotaged the Colonial's Tylium supply as part of their occupation. However, this remains pure speculation. Daru Mozu, never the less, remains part of the fleet, and can be seen with Hitei Kan here.
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Image:Daru_mozu_213_1080i.jpg|Damaged by a bomb .    
Image:Rebel_Baseship_Jumps_Away_From_Fleet.png|Daru Mozu and Hitei Kan flying formation with the Fleet.
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Dash (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the term dash:
* "Dash to the Elevator," an orchestral track from the Stu Phillips soundtracks based on the , including: Soundtrack (Original TV Soundtrack), Soundtrack (1978 Film), and Soundtrack (The Stu Phillips Anthology - Battlestar Galactica)
* Dashiell Unger, callsign "Dash," a Viper pilot in Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3.
* Theo Oberon, callsign "Dash," a Viper pilot in the Re-imagined Series.
Dashiell Unger

Dashiell "Dash" Unger is a Viper pilot from .
Six months after William Adama assumes command of Galactica, Unger is one of Kara Thrace's wingmen on a testing mission of an expensive prototype craft. During a mock exercise, he is taken out.
Later, Dash partakes in a mission to escort Darja Purat in Agent Nolan's fake mission to draw out Purat's terrorist associates. As they pass the Virgon moon cluster, the escort ship is attacked and he readies himself to launch when an unidentified Raptor-like craft jumps in front of the launch bay and launches missiles, which compromises the atmosphere of the launch area and, apparently, destroys Unger's Viper in the process (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
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Dasilva

Dasilva is a Marine who is part of the strike team that boards the Guardian basestar. After rescuing the captured Raptor crew from a lab, he is injured in firefight with Centurions and about to be taken prisoner. Kendra Shaw thinks that he will be experimented on like the Raptor crew and shoots him when he is dragged away, wanting to spare him the suffering .
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Data

Please choose a specific reference for the term data:
* Cylon data port, an access point to the Cylons' network in the Re-imagined Series.
* Datacord, a form of networking cable in the Re-imagined Series.
* Data disc, a storage medium for computers, similar to a compact or digital versatile disc.
* Datastream, the name for the Cylon computer network in the Re-imagined Series.
* Gemenon Data Processing Complex, the Colonial Fleet high-security node containing sensitive information in Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 4.
Data-font

A data-font is a form of optical computer interface used by Cylons to access information in their datastream, as well as control various other Cylon technologies. Humanoid Cylons need only to place their palm on the illuminated port to instantly access the data stream .
Caprica-Valerii performs a rough version of this technique with Colonial technology by inserting a fiber optic cable (which uses light as a data carrier) into an incision in her left arm to connect to Galactica's computer mainframe . Another Eight interfaces with a Raptor's computer in the same manner . These abilities, including other observed interactions or reactions such as glowing spinesCaprica-Six in the Miniseries, Night 1 and in "Six Degrees of Separation" show the glowing spines. Readers should note that this cinematic effect was discontinued by the writers after season 1. and photo-sensitive eyesThis occurs with Samuel Anders in "He That Believeth in Me." shows that many cells in their bodies are photo-sensitive and/or bio-luminescent. 
Data-fonts are found on basestars in the ship's command and control center for data access and other ship functions. These data ports have a layer of water over the interface, which may have an aesthetic or functional purpose. These data-fonts (and the database circuitry used throughout the ship) are at least partially organicAs uses non-organic datacord salvaged from a Raptor to make repairs to a stricken baseship's FTL in "Faith," the full extent of organic technology throughout a baseship is not clear. in design, as they are damaged after an infection kills or shuts down almost every Cylon entity and device on the basestar .
Models can only access information to which they are privy to, e.g. Eights can not learn anything meant for the Sixes only.
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* The term "data-font" comes from Ron D. Moore, who calls these devices as this in a forum post on SCIFI.com . It is also used by the Hybrid in the episode "Six of One".
* The Mirriam-Webster definition of font (aside from its modern usage as an element of a printed typeface) is a receptacle for baptismal water, such as those touched by members of the Roman Catholic church as they arrive and leave Mass.
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Data Clean

"Data Clean" is one of the many side-missions in the game Battlestar Galactica: Deadlock. In addition to the main story based missions, there are various optional side-missions that you can have your fleets attend to . Completing the side-missions in the game will provide additional benefits in the form of Tylium, Requisition Points, and Cylon FTL Cooldowns.
== Mission Breifing ==
Helena Agathon on starting the mission:
The Cylons have found a government orbital data centre someone forgot to shut down. It's got decades of data ripe for the toasters to pick through. There's no time to secure the asset. Command has given us the all clear to demolish the data centre. 
== Mission Rewards ==
* Tylium
* Requisition Points
* An officer for the fleet
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* The mission has a similar objective to the “Station Purge” side mission, in which your objective is to destroy a space station while contending with a Cylon fleet.
* Opposition is selected from one of several pre-programmed fleets of enemies. It is not possible to determine the size and strength of enemy opposition until you engage them.
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Datacord

Datacord (also called generically as data cabling) is a form of networking cableIn the real-world Earth, networking cable is also used in avionics, which usually consists of twisted-pair Ethernet cabling or other advanced and military-hardened technology. presumably used in modern Colonial military ships.
Datacord is used in Raptors as part of its avionics, particularly its fly-by-wire flight controls.It is probable that the datacord in a Raptor also has a fiber-optic element to aid in its radiation-hardening, as established in the episode "The Passage".
After Starbuck's Raptor crashes from Cylon fire during a reconnaissance run on the algae planet, Lieutenant Anastasia Dualla manages to use datacord from the ship's communication system to repair the flight control console .
 directs Kara Thrace to remove some "slow mode, 1310" datacord from their Raptor as part of a repair to mate their Colonial jump systems to the stricken baseship to restore its FTL abilityAgathon's warning to Thrace that faster datacord could blow their systems suggests that the Colonials use rated variations of data cable based on speed, similar to the cabling specifications and speeds in contemporary computer networking. .
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Dave

Dave is a top cameramanIn "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part I," Mr. Brooks instructs his assistant, Anne, to get together the best camera team. The assumption is that she was able to do so, given that he has no displeasure over the presence of Dave or Al. for United Broadcasting Company. 
With Al and Mr. Brooks, they follow Jamie Hamilton as she meets Dr. Donald Mortinson out in front of the police station. They attempt to get him on film in an interview with Hamilton, who is secretly miked-up.
Later, when Mortinson, Troy and Dillon (with Hamilton in tow, much to their chagrin) attempt to get away from the UBC people, Dave is responsible for capturing the subsequent car chase—which later involves the police after Dillon manages to get the car on two wheels.
Dave later films Brooks in front of the restaurant Dillon crashes the car into as Brooks reports on Dr. Mortinson's "attempted kidnapping" .
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Dave Hospes

Dave Hospes is the actor who portrayed Lee Stunt Double in the Re-imagined Series.
Hospes has appeared in such genre television series as The 4400, Andromeda, Dark Angel, First Wave, Highlander: The Series, Jeremiah, Level 9, M.A.N.T.I.S., Mysterious Ways, Night Man, Night Visions, The Outer Limits, Poltergeist: The Legacy, The Sentinel, Seven Days, Sleepwalkers, Sliders, Smallville, So Weird, Stargate SG-1, Strange Luck, Strange World, Tru Calling, the latest incarnation of The Twilight Zone, Viper. Hospes has also worked on three Chris Carter produced television series: The Lone Gunmen, Millennium, and The X-Files.
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* Dave Hospes's profile at Stunts Canada
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David (character)

David is a leader of a Sagittaron nitrassium processing plant in Sagittaron City. 
During the labor strike, Jerome Zarek approaches David with demands for a pay increase so that he can support his family, including his ill wife, Karen Zarek. While not able to secure a pay increase, Zarek is able to secure a life insurance policy from David, which is paid out after his death to his wife and only son, Tom Zarek (Battlestar Galactica: Zarek 1).
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David Byrd

David Byrd (3 September 1932 CE―26 January 2001 CE) was an American actor who portrayed an unnamed Man on Gemini Freighter in . His appearance in the series was uncredited, and later identified by use of computer-aided facial recognition.
His career as a character actor spanned over four decades beginning in 1975 CE, including appearances on Starsky and Hutch, All in the Family, Fantasy Island, Seinfeld, ER, and Everybody Loves Raymond (his final known credit).
David Cain

David Cain is the father of Helena Cain.
Cain is a retired colonel in the Colonial Forces.
His daughter writes many letters to him but never sends them, leaving them in her safe. It is probable that Helena writes the letters for personal reasons, as the letter's content suggests that Cain is deceased (Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus).
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*There is insufficient information to determine if this separate-continuity character was derived or based on the brief appearance of Helena's unnamed father as a child during the Battle of Tauron in the extended DVD version of "Razor."
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David Kaye

David Kaye (born October 14, 1964) is a Canadian voice actor who portrayed James McManus in the Re-imagined Series.
An experienced voice actor with over 25 years in the industry, he has done various radio and television commercials for numerous companies, including Burger King, Wal-Mart, and Coca Cola. 
In the late 1980s, he began his career as a voice actor for cartoons with the role of G.I. Joe General Hawk, which branched out into various anime series, and video games, such as the Xbox and PC game Doom 3 and, more recently, Playstation 3's Resistance: Fall of Man.
In addition to voice work, he has appeared in genre series such as The X-Files, Showtime's The Outer Limits, Dead Like Me and in the forthcoming Stargate: Continuum DVD movie.
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David Morton

David Morton, also credited as David R. Morton and Dave Morton, is a computer graphics artist who has worked on the Re-imagined Series' prequels, Caprica and Blood and Chrome. 
Among his works are concepts for the Cylon SAM and the U-90 combat units for Blood and Chrome.
His other genre works include Roughnecks: The Starship Troopers Chronicles as CG director, with various roles on both Star Trek: Voyager and Star Trek: Enterprise, in addition to works on Serenity and Alias.
Following his work on Blood and Chrome, he has contributed a plethora of CG content to various genre-inspired knockoff films circa 2021 and 2022, including Planet Dune, Thor: God of Thunder (no relation to the MARVEL property), and Battle for Pandora. 
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David Moses

David Moses is an American actor born in Dayton, Ohio who portrayed Officer Dorbin in .
Moses's acting credits span from 1969 through 2015, working on a handful of Glen A. Larson's series: Buck Rogers in the 25th Century in the episode "Space Vampire" (with Original Series guest star Christopher Stone) and The Fall Guy as a cop in "The Rich Get Richer" (with Galactica 1980 guest star Judith Chapman).
Of note, Moses' 1980 character had been named "Doberman" instead of "Dorbin." While the nature of the name change was unknown—despite Moses wearing the "Doberman" name tag on his police uniform, and also referred to that in the script—Moses played the character of "Greg" in the 1973 film The Daring Dobermans. This may be entirely coincidental, but is noted for those engaging in trivial pursuits.
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David Neale

David Neale (born 11 March 1961) is a Canadian actor who portayed Nelson Page in the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Neale has worked in other genre productions including The X-Files, Millennium, Stargate Atlantis, and The Outer Limits.
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David Patrick Green

David Patrick Green is the Canadian actor who portrayed Xeno Fenner in "Dirty Hands".
Green graduated in 1989 from the University of Guelph with a degree in consumer studies, with the intention of working in the advertising field; additionally, he took his first acting class while studying at Guelph. His first job was a six-month stint selling cellphones, which at the time averaged $5,000. For a year after that, he backpacked through Europe, working as a ski instructor and ski shop employee in France in order to finance his personal expedition. Green then worked for three years in Canada as a collection agent, moving to Poland (near or in Warsaw) to work as an accounting manager for an advertising company.
In 1996, he attended University of Southern California working for a Master of Business Administration degree, so as to advance his career with the Poland-based advertising company. Instead of returning to Warsaw, he worked as a management consultant in the tech industry prior to the dot-com crash, as he was attracted to the southern California sights.
After the crash, the then-36 year old Green pursued his passion: acting. Since then, he has appeared in skits for Jimmy Kimmel Live (in 2004), as well as in Veronica Mars (having read for the series six times before being booked), CSI, Smallville and ER.
In February 2006, he began interning at Ulrich/Dawson/Kritzer Casting, having interned there for at least six months.
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David Richmond-Peck

David Richmond-Peck is the Canadian actor who portrays Naylin Stans in "Epiphanies," an episode of the Re-imagined Series.
Peck was born and raised in Oakville, Ontario and trained at Langara College's highly regarded Studio 58. Peck won the Leo Award, for Best Supporting Performance by a Male in a Feature Length Drama, in Behind the Camera: The Unauthorized Story of 'Mork & Mindy'. 
As a family tradition, Peck is also an accomplished sailor. His hobbies include kite-boarding, snowboarding, playing squash, and CAT skiing. 
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David Rubin

Dr. David Rubin is a old friend of Jamie Hamilton's from school. 
Rubin is described as having a crush on Hamilton, coincidentally, he claims that his mother also asks about Hamilton as well. Since their school days, he has built up "quite a big practice" for himself.
Rubin is surprised when Hamilton calls him and immediately asks her to dinner. However, the phone call concerns getting medical attention for a poisoned Xaviar. He offers to help and, with the help of a fellow doctor and Troy, they manage to save Xaviar's life (The Day They Kidnapped Cleopatra, unproduced script).
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David Schleinkofer

David Schleinkofer is the cover artist for a variety of Original Series tie-in novelizations.
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BSG Paperback Novel - Experiment In Terra - David Schleinkofer.jpg|Experment in Terra
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BSG Paperback Novel - Greetings From Earth - David Schleinkofer.jpg|Greetings From Earth
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Davies

ColonelDavies' rank is also visible on his uniform's epaulettes. Davies is the United States Air Force officer who reports to General Cushing about Troy's and Dillon's Vipers entering American airspace .
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is given the full name of Henry Becksworth Davies in a news clipping. Also a colonel, he is the aide of General Tucker Wilson (General Cushing's analogue), and he denies every report of the sighted UFOs, which are known to the reader as Troy and Dillon's Vipers.
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* The name for this character comes from the name plate on the character's uniform, which can be seen briefly as Davies approaches Cushing's desk. It is also confirmed by the shooting script for the episode. 
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Davis

Ensign Davis is an officer on .
Sharon "Boomer" Valerii notices that Davis has a crush on Alex "Crashdown" Quartararo and uses this observation to tease him during a mission to search for tylium fuel.
Davis apparently always manages to find herself sitting next to Quartararo in the mess hall. She greets him in a highly enthusiastic fashion after the successful attack on the Cylon tylium refinery .
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Davis (comic)

: For other articles on subjects with the name Davis, see: Davis (disambiguation).
Davis is a crew member who, along with Llewellyn, is assigned to 's engineering section (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 2).
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