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During the Battle of the Binary Star System Yellow Squadron is the wireless callsign of a Viper squadron sortied by . It is shown on the DRADIS screen participating in the battle. Together with Blue Squadron it is presumably led by After Starbuck assigns Red and Blue Squadron, she says "the rest follow me", which could indicate that she leads both of them, although they are only identified on DRADIS. .
Yellow Squadron also appears on Galactica's DRADIS during the Battle of the Ionian Nebula .
== Similar terms ==
* In a "A Day in the Life", Lee Adama orders his pilots to do flying and landing exercises, dividing them into red, blue, yellow and green "sections".
== Notes ==
* Originally it seemed that Yellow Squadron could be a standing squadron on (similar to the naming scheme of the Original Series). However, later the terms Red and Blue Squadron are used for widely different units, which are led by different people. This suggests that it is merely a callsign to identify the squadrons on the wireless and DRADIS.
== See Also ==
* Red Squadron, Blue Squadron, and Green Squadron
* Squadrons of Galactica
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Yellow vessel

The Yellow-hulled Vessel was a transport ship in the Twelve Colonies. 
At least three such vessels survived the initial attacks, but one was left behind to be destroyed by the Cylons. The two FTL-capable ones are part of the Fleet (TRS: "Act of Contrition," "Six Degrees of Separation," "Flesh and Bone").
One of the vessels was also seen orbiting Cloud 9 when Gina Inviere's nuclear bomb destroyed the luxury liner and three surrounding vessels, including the vessel itself; the explosive force having pushed out from Cloud 9 and striking a Colonial Movers ship, and then striking both the Yellow Vessel and a Long-Necked Vessel. Both were destroyed instantly .
The second survives beyond the exodus from New Caprica and the Battle of the Ionian Nebula. It is later flown into Sol following the discovery of second Earth .
==Behind the Scenes==
*The ship resembles the Kodiak from the game Command & Conquer: Tiberian Sun.
*Until "Daybreak, Part II," the ship was seen only in the background, and can be seen up-close prior to Galactica's departure from the Fleet, en route to rescue Hera Agathon from John Cavil.
*It was suspected that the ship design had been lost following the destruction of Cloud 9, but the ship made a reappearance in "The Son Also Rises" when Brendan "Hot Dog" Costanza checks in with Galactica's LSO two weeks after Kara "Starbuck" Thrace's death.
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Yodel

General Yodel is a high ranking German soldier who arrives at the V-2 rocket base in Peenemünde to oversee its first test. 
Unimpressed with Xaviar, Yodel questions the alleged British scientist's credentials, claiming that the Nazis have been following Britain's scientific community very closely and have never heard of anyone named "Xaviar" .
He is displeased when the test fails, thanks to the efforts of Dillon who destroys the rocket with his laser pistol. After this, he orders that Xaviar be executed, accusing him of being a spy .
== Novelization depiction ==
In the novelization by Michael Resnick, this character is named Wilhelm Yodel. Yodel orders Oberleutnant Branham with a detail of 30 men to search for a detail of 9 soldiers that are incapacitated by Warriors Troy and Dillon. After finding them apparently unharmed, he recommends that the commander of the unit receive a court martial and orders the soldiers in that unit to be transferred to the Russian Front. Further, he is outspoken in his hatred for Adolf Hitler and notes that, much to Colonel Conrad Werner's displeasure, the Germans are losing the war and the resources invested in the V2 program are better spent on weapons that are proven to work.Ibid., p. 127
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Yolanda Brenn

Yolanda Brenn is an oracle who lives in Dogsville on .
After Kara Thrace is plagued by dreams about Leoben Conoy, suggests visiting her. In Brenn's tent, Thrace notices a figurine of the goddess Aurora, which Brenn offers as a gift. Brenn tells her that she will know who to give the figurine to when the time comes.
Brenn takes Thrace's hands and repeats, verbatim, the words that Conoy told Thrace about her mother during his capture and torture almost two years before . Brenn also suggests that Thrace learned the wrong lesson from her mother and that Conoy is coming for her. Thrace leaves seemingly more distraught than before .
== Notes ==
*Originally Amanda Plummer was supposed to reprise the role of Dodona Selloi, but when scheduling and budgetary restrictions prohibited this, the character of Brenn was created instead. 
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Young

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== People ==
* Graham Young, the actor who portrayed a Marine in "Bastille Day".
* Orrin Young, a worker at the Sagittaron nitrassium processing plant.
* Robert Young, director of various Re-imagined Series episodes.
* Youngblood, agent with the Global Defense Department in Caprica.
== Stories ==
* "The Young Lords", an episode of the Original Series.
* The Young Warriors, a novel adaptation of "The Young Lords".
Youngblood

Youngblood (given name unspecified) is a Global Defense Department (GDD) agent partnered with Jordan Duram during the investigation of the Maglev 23 bombing and the Soldiers of the One's activites.
A year prior to the Maglev 23 bombing, she interrogated Ben Stark when he was found violating curfew laws and carrying explosives, claiming they were for model rockets. She accidentally recorded the tape under Stark(e) and released him lacking probable cause to hold him. One month after the bombing the tape resurfaced, and GDD Director Gara Singh was upset, both that she'd let Stark go, and that she hadn't destroyed the tape.
Duram unleashed the media on the Graystone household to pressure the judiciary into giving the GDD a search warrant for the Graystone home and offices, in addition to the Athena Academy. He told Singh this was Youngblood's idea, and Singh said she was "halfway" back (CAP: "Reins of a Waterfall," "Gravedancing"). She holds a prejudiced view of Gemenese, espousing her belief that any "Gemenese scum luring good Caprican kids into a killer cult deserves to be destroyed" . However, she is skeptical of Duram's belief that Sister Clarice Willow has been recruiting Athena Academy students and orchestrating STO activities, and is unwilling to help him pursue her .
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Yvon

Yvon is a member of the Ghost Squadron. With Akrat and Marines lead by Sergeant Glenn, she is part of the mission to launch Medusa against the Cylon force. She and Arkat reach the nuke ship and launch from the sea-base successfully, only for a Number Three to thwart their plans by activating the remote self-destruct, thereby destroying the ship and its nuclear payload before it leaves Aquaria's atmosphere (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 3).
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Zac

Lieutenant Zac is an inexperienced Colonial Warrior and pilot assigned to , which is commanded by his father, Commander . He is the youngest of Adama's and Ila's children; his older siblings, Apollo and , are also assigned to Galactica. 
Despite the lack of experience, Zac has received high marks at the academy, which outstripped even his father's (deleted scene, "Saga of a Star World"). 
Zac works with Starbuck to convince his brother, Apollo, that Starbuck was too ill to go on patrol, suggesting that Zac take patrol instead. Apollo sees through the ruse and allows Zac to come anyway. 
On patrol with his brother as Blue Flight Two, Apollo discovers several Cylon tankers within a cloud body near the lunar body of Cimtar, which soon leads to a fight with Cylon Raiders. 
Zac's Viper is damaged and unable to keep up with his brother. Zac encourages Apollo to go ahead to warn the battlestar fleet of the massive Cylon fighter squadron. 
Zac's fighter falls behind as he is chased by the Cylons. While in sight of the battlestar fleet but with no Vipers scrambled to assist, despite Commander 's pleas for fleet defensive measures to President Adar, Zac's Viper is destroyed. This makes him the first known casualty of the decisive, genocidal attack on the Twelve Colonies . 
:Adar: (noting the bright explosion of Zac's fighter) What was that? 
:Adama: That was my son, Mr. President.
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== Notes ==
*Zac's rank of lieutenant, despite a lack of any real flight experience, may be explained by his high marks at the academy, which are revealed in a deleted scene. 
*After his brief appearance in the Battlestar Galactica pilot, actor Rick Springfield enjoyed stardom in the 1980s in the soap opera General Hospital as well as a recording career. His most popular songs are "Jessie's Girl" and "Don't Talk to Strangers."
 
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Zac (TOS alternate reality)

Zac is the younger son of and , and is a pilot in the merchant fleet during the . 
According to Adama, Zac is killed in the first wave of the Cylon attack (). 
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Zac (alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of the Original Series' Zac from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media. 
== Berkley Novelizations ==
=== Background ===
At the time of the Battle of Cimtar, Zac is a lieutenant 23 yearsThe novelization of the premiere does not use the term "yahren", thus it is reflected here. of age, having been assigned to Galactica as an ensign after graduating from the Academy—with the highest marks in its history. Despite his own successes, he itches to extricate himself from the shadow of his brother, Captain Apollo, himself known for various famous exploits. 
Before being killed by the Cylons at the end of the thousand year war, Zac pursued at least one romantic liaison in the form of Dr. Paye's chief nurse, earning him an assignment from Colonel Tigh on the patrol that lead to his death. 
=== Battle of Cimtar ===
Zac and his brother, Captain Apollo, discover a Cylon assault force at Cimtar that—despite returning to the Colonial Fleet to with the alarm—successfully wipes out four of the remaining five battlestars at Cimtar during a fake armistice meeting instituted by Count Baltar and the Imperious Leader (Battlestar Galactica TOS pilot novelization). 
He is survived by his siblings, Apollo and Athena, and his father, Adama. His mother, Ila, dies in their Caprica City home during the Cylon attack.
== Marvel Comics ==
Zac pulls a recon patrol with while and the fleet of s travel to the ill-fated meeting at . Upon Apollo's uncovering of a large force of s, he and Zac flee in order to escape the Cylon jamming. During this, Zac's sustains a hit in one of its engines, and Zac pleads with Apollo to leave him behind so as to sound the alarm. 
Apollo promises to return, and reluctantly leaves Zac to the mercy of the Cylons, who destroy Zac just short of the Fleet much to 's horror ().
== Realm Press comics ==
A young Zac is visited by the Beings of Light and informed that he has a destiny as a being who will fight darkness with them. This event occurs well before his enlistment in the Colonial Fleet as a Warrior, and his eventual demise during the Battle of Cimtar (Eve of Destruction - Prelude II: Daughter of Elysium).
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Zachary

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Zac.
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Zac (alternate).
Zachary is the wingman to Crown Prince Apollo.
Following Starbuck's desertion at the end of the Ovion Wars, Zachary becomes Apollo's compatriot who demonstrates a penchant for snide remarks and questioning leadership. 
Zachary participates in the ill-fated defense of Caprica against the Cylonics, and his fate remains unknown following that event (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
==Notes==
* As with many other characters in the Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 series, Zachary may be a character-in-name-only nod to an established character from the Original Series timeline, as this character shares nothing substantial with his canonical counterpart.
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Zachary Elias

Zachary Elias is a Viper pilot stationed aboard the Battlestar Osiris ten years into the First Cylon War. He volunteers to assist Jim Kirby in escorting Dr. Becca Kelly and the Wild Weasel down to the surface of Djerba to make their rendezvous with a marine spec ops team. He is killed in an atmospheric dog fight after being pursued by three Cylon Raiders launched from an orbiting baseship.
His first name comes from the ending credits .
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Zahf Paroo

Zahf Paroo (born December 30, 1975 with the birth name Zahfeer Hajee) is the actor who portrays the bribing man in the Miniseries.
Paroo grew up in British Columbia, Canada. After graduating from theatre school, Paroo moved to Vancouver to work in the film industry. 
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Zak Adama

Zak Adama was the youngest son of William and Carolanne Adama and brother of Lee Adama.
Adama endeavored to prove himself to his father by becoming a Viper pilot . During his training, Adama became romantically involved with his flight instructor, Kara Thrace.
While Zak Adama questioned how he passed basic flight, he accepted it without further question when Thrace stated that she wouldn't have passed him if he didn't deserve it. He did not want any help from his father, and certainly not from Thrace.
In reality, Adama failed three critical maneuvers during the last part of the basic flight training and (according to Thrace) had "no feel for flying" . Thrace cared for Zak Adama so deeply, however, that she felt that she couldn't be the one to crush his dreams, and passed him despite of his lack of skill.
Adama and Thrace were romantically involved when he invited his brother, Lee Adama, to dinner at Thrace's apartment in Delphi to meet her. Thrace had already painted the mandala on her wall by that time .
Thrace and Adama were engaged to be married, but Adama was killed in an accident while flying two years prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. Thrace first met Zak's father, then-Commander William Adama, in the aftermath of the accident. Zak's death became a wedge between his brother and father until Thrace confessed her responsibility in the matter prior to a mission of her own which lead the Adamas to risk much in finding the missing Thrace .
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== Notes ==
*Zak Adama is first seen in a photograph in the Miniseries, where he is played by Clarke Hudson.Clarke Hudson's interview at Galactica 2003 (via web.archive.org) His role was recast for the series.
*Unlike his Original Series counterpart, Zac, Zak Adama is deceased before the events of the Miniseries, while Zac (played by Rick Springfield) is the first human killed by the Cylons in the Original Series pilot, "Saga of a Star World"; the attack begins approximately ten minutes into that episode.
*Notably missing from the parallel existence of the Adama brothers in the Re-imagined Series and brothers Captain Apollo and Zac in the Original Series is the character of , sibling of Apollo and Zac. The series creators determined that there wasn't a clear reason to recreate a parallel of Athena for the Re-imagined Series. As of Season 3, Athena has been taken on as the new callsign for .
*Zak Adama in the Re-imagined Series is an amalgamation of the Original Series siblings Zac and Athena, both being the children of Commander Adama and siblings of Apollo who hold an inferior military rank to Apollo. From Zac, Zak gets his name and gender. From Athena, Zak gets his status as a trainee pilot ("nugget") instructed by his/her romantic interest, Starbuck.
*Zak is a common nickname for Zachary or Zachariah, an Old Testament name that reinforces other real-world Earth cultural references made in both Original Series and Re-imagined Series.
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Zak Adama/jp:ザック・アダマ

== 伝記 ==
ザック・アダマはキャロラインとウィリアム・アダマの長男です。 彼の兄さん、リーと共に、主に彼の母親によってカプリカに育てられました、彼が8歳であったときに、彼の両親の離婚に続いて。(TRS: ミニシリース)
彼は、ヴァイパーパイロットになることを、父に立証してのを努力しました。(TRS: ミニシリース)　トレーニングの間、彼はロマンチックに彼の飛行教官ケラ・スレースにかかわるようになりました。どう基本飛行訓練を通過したかに質問しましたが、彼はスレースが、いつ彼がそれに値しないなら彼女が彼を通らせていないと述べたかというさらなる質問なしでそれを受け入れました。父からのどんな助けも欲しくないで、確かにスレースからでないのからそうしませんでした。(悔悛の行為) 
アダマはほんとうに、基本的な飛行訓練の最後の部分の間、3つの操縦に失敗して、ヴァイパーを飛ばす感じを全く持っていませんでした。(TRS: ミニシリース)　スレースが深くザック・アダマを保護していたとき、彼女は、彼女が彼の夢をつぶすためにはものであるべきでないと感じて、彼を通らせました。
彼らは従事した,結婚するのを計画していました。(悔悛の行為) だけど、ザックはサイロン攻撃の2年前に殺されました。彼の死は彼の兄さんとお父さんの間の分水嶺になりました。
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Zak Santiago

Zak Santiago is the actor who plays Pann in the series "Caprica" and CAG Captain Armin "High Top" Diaz in Blood and Chrome.
Born in Vancouver, Canada, Santiago has appeared in such genre productions as:
*V
* Stargate Universe
*Eureka
*The 4400
*Flash Gordon
*Smallville
*Stargate SG-1
*The Twilight Zone
*Seven Days
*Continuum
*Fringe
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Zara

Zara is an Inter-Fleet Broadcasting employee and well-known host of several news and biographical type shows like "Warrior of the Centare, which features Lieutenant Starbuck for one of its episodes .
She is seen again talking about Starbuck, interviewing Chief Opposer Solon concerning Starbuck's charge of terminating Flight Sergeant Ortega.
Her summation of Starbuck's career being ended by a false charge enrages Starbuck, causing him to damage the visual scanner in his cell . 
== Notes ==
* Zed is another recurring Inter-Fleet Broadcasting anchor.
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Zed

Zed is an employee of the Inter-Fleet Broadcasting network.
Zed is apparently a sports commentator, covering events like Triad , and has special guest commentators like Lieutenant to add their two cubits.
Zed is present when Flight Sergeant Ortega and Lieutenant Starbuck are ejected from the Triad game .
== Notes ==
* Zara is the other IFB correspondent shown in the series.
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Zee's Centurion

Zee's Centurion is a retrofitted with both life sustaining equipment and requisite harness that conveys a decrepit aboard Baltifer's baseship ().
Both it and its human ward's fate are unknown after the Battle of Cache, particularly after the deployment of the potentially deleterious signal disruptor ().
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Zee's chamber

Zee's chamber is an area on Galactica where Doctor Zee works.
The room itself is surrounded by various monitors, with seating for roughly 30 people, thus allowing it to doubles as an auditorium for the presentations Zee makes. It also acts as a meeting area, where he often consults with Commander Adama.
Zee himself is typically seated in a high-chair in the middle of the room, surrounded by an angelic glow.
The room itself is noted for an odd, eerie ever-present hum in the background, which is most prevalent during the scenes where Zee and Adama watch television broadcasts from Earth .
Zee often occupies this room when Adama consults him regarding various situations, with one notable exception where Zee comes to Adama to discuss his dream regarding .
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File:G80 - Space Croppers - Zee and Adama in Zee's Chambers.jpg|Zee and Adama receiving a message from Troy on the status of the Alonzo Farm 
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Zee (TOS alternate reality)

Zee is a sadistic scientist in the employ of the from an alternate timeline, having betrayed humanity to extend his own existence through technology.
Denied the transformation that culminated in the cybernetic amalgamate Baltifer, Zee relies on an oversized Centurion for conveyance of not only his decrepit form, but also for the life system that keeps him alive (.
In order to prolong his life and to serve the Cylon Empire, he has surviving humans from escaping ships and lost settlements, like , raided to populate his experimentation camps ( & ).
Despite Baltifer's displeasure of Zee, the sadist is able to reverse engineer a temporal drive from 's Temporal Viper, recognizing the technology as something he may have created—which is true, had done so ( & ).
His fate after the Colonials seize Baltifer's baseship remains unknown ().
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Zee (alternate)

Zee is a protege of Doctor , and developer of the temporal weapons reluctantly deployed by a desperate Commander in the Nebula Ambush (). 
Zee's is reputed for his abrasiveness and zeal that results in the irritation of those around him. Wilker explains Zee as a "an old mind in a young body" (). 
Despite the feasibility of the temporal warper, tells Zee that its use isn't worth the risk, leaving Zee sufficiently dejected ().
== Notes == 
* Zee's origins are unexplained, particularly as Zee's original canonical origin story is compromised by 's presence.
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Zephyrus

Zephyrus is a Caprican Armed Forces military vessel in service during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict.
During the Battle of Abraxus, Zephyrus is struck, killing Captain Bourne, causing the loss of Ensign Susan Hamilton's left hand, and a scar running down Lieutenant Benjamin Tanner's face above and below his right eye.
Taking command of Abraxus, Lieutenant Tanner is able to turn the tide of the conflict in the ns favor and later hunts down the remaining three ships, ignoring their pleas for surrender (such as those from Oceania commanding officer) as he and his crew destroyed them (). 
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