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Wally

Please select a specific reference for the name Wally:
* Wallace Gray, the first person to be selected by Laura Roslin to be entered as a nomination for Vice President in "Colonial Day"; nicknamed "Wally" by Roslin.
* Wally, a Galactica pilot involved in a training accident during "Occupation."
* Wally Wingert, voice actor who portrayed Paulus Magus in the 2003 video game.
Wally (pilot)

Wally is the callsign of a male Viper pilot that collides with Bingo during a training exercise.
As a result of the collision, Wally is in an uncontrollable spin who has lost his hydraulics and his top wing .
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Wally Wingert

Wally Wingert is the voice actor who plays Paulus Magus in the 2003 Battlestar Galactica video game.
He has been unable to see either the Re-imagined or Original Series of Battlestar Galactica.
==External links==
*Official site
== References ==
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Walt Davis

Walt Davis is the actor who played Vickers in the Original Series episodes, "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I" and "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I".
He also had three appearances on Star Trek as a therapist ("Dagger of the Mind"), a Romulan ("Balance of Terror"), and a Klingon ("Errand of Mercy") alongside John Colicos who played Kor.
==External links==
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Walt Griffin

Walt Griffin is the father of Willie Griffin, the young boy who discovers Dillon and Troy's Vipers in a field, after their invisibility field loses power.
Griffin is skeptical of his son's claims made over dinner, however he later investigates the field where his son claims to have seen them. After a while searching in the field during nightfall with flashlights, Griffin threatens to discipline Willie for making up stories, until he sees the ships himself and subsequently notifies the local authorities. After bringing the sheriff out to the field at night, he apologizes for not believing Willie, despite the fact that the Vipers left the meadow just as they arrived with a police officer .
When the Vipers later reappear in the meadow, Walt instead calls the United States Air Force, which removes the ships from the field to the Van Nuys A.N.G. Base. Both are told by an Air Force Colonel to keep the existence of the craft secret .
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War

Please choose a specific reference for the term war or those relating to it. 
For pages that start with this word, but are unrelated to the concept of war, click here.
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== Books ==
* War of the Gods, the Berkley novelization based on the Original Series episode of the same name. 
* Apollo's War, the thirteenth Berkley paperback novel based on the Original Series. 
== Comics ==
* War of Eden, the four-issue series produced by Maximum Press based on the Original Series.
== Episodes ==
* "War of the Gods", an Original Series two-parter that introduces Count Iblis and the Ship of Lights.
== Conflicts ==
* Cylon Civil War, an internal conflict between two warring factions of the humanoid Cylons in Season 4 of the Re-imagined Series.
* Cylon War, the twelve-and-a-half year conflict between the Colonials and the Cylons in the Re-imagined Series. Otherwise referred to as the "First Cylon War".
* Thousand-Yahren War, the conflict between the Colonials and the Cylons in the Original Series.
== Other ==
* Cylon War-era Uniforms, the uniforms worn by the Colonial Fleet during the First Cylon War. 
* Warbird, a Sagittaron craft used during the the Third Colonial Conflict, from the comics based on the Re-imagined Series.
* Warbook, the electronic reference guide in s from the Original Series.
* War College, a training center in the Colonial Fleet from the Re-imagined Series. 
* Warrior, the military officers in the Colonial Fleet from the Original Series.
War Band

"War Band" 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:
We've been tracking this Cylon strike force for a while now. No civilians are present, so maximum force is encouraged.
== Mission Objectives ==
The mission's only objective is to wipe out the enemy Cylon fleet. 
== Mission Rewards ==
* Tylium
* Requisition Points
== Notes ==
* 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 the player engages them.
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War College

The War College was a Colonial Fleet military educational institute that likely taught its officers many tactics and other subjects pertaining to military logistics in battle.
Lee Adama knows of a technique from War College using electric pulse generators to create an EMP burst as a means of fending off the Cylons and incapacitating any warheads. Using generators on Colonial One that were offloaded from (presumably as part of her decommissioning), Lee Adama successfully uses this method to disable two nuclear missiles that the Cylons fire at Colonial One.
The pulse mimics a nuclear detonation and blinds the Cylon DRADIS, making the attack appear successful. According to Adama after the ruse, in computer simulations in War College, the Cylons never fell for the trick .
Kara Thrace did not attend War College, according to Saul Tigh's comments .
== Notes ==
* In real life, most "War Colleges" teach experienced, high-ranking military officers. For example, the U.S. Army War College's average age of students is 45 years and the typical rank is lieutenant colonel.
== See Also ==
*Officer candidate school
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War of Eden 3

>Back to Comics
==Plot Synopsis==
A dying Commander asks to see the Earth temple, which the Colonials believe to be from . He discovers a hidden room where two humans lay in stasis: Adam and Eve. Meanwhile, Count Iblis appears to Sheba and teleports her to the original red planet where they first met. She looks inside the crashed ship and discovers the preserved body of her father, Commander Cain.
== Gallery ==
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War of Eden 4

>Back to Comics
==Plot Synopsis==
Adam and Eve awaken and tell and Apollo of how they came to Earth. Suddenly, Count Iblis, and three basestars arrived, powered by new technology that Iblis has given them. Iblis uses his powers to make Sheba enraged at Apollo. She confronts Apollo and winds up shooting him dead. Apollo wakes up on the Ship of Lights where he again meets John of the Seraphs. He tells John that what he saw inside the crashed ship was "the body of a demonic creature - one who had the torso of a man and the hooves of a beast." Apollo convinces John to bring him back to life. Iblis teleports Baltar to Earth. Baltar shoots and kills , but is chased off by Adam. In space, the battle looks grim until suddenly the odds are made even by the unexpected arrival of Commander Cain and the , who have been sent by the Seraphs. Due to a supercannon mounted on the front of the Pegasus as well as a superweapon built into the Ark on earth, the Cylons are routed, but Iblis and Baltar escape aboard their basestar.
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Image:Adam and Eve - Maximum Press.jpg|Adam and Eve awaken
Image:Sheba shoots Apollo 1.jpg|Sheba confronts Apollo
Image:Sheba Shoots Apollo 2.jpg|2
Image:Sheba Shoots Apollo 3.jpg|3
Image:19 - War of the Gods.jpg|What Starbuck and Apollo actually saw inside the crashed ship!
Image:Pegasus - Maximum Press.jpg|The Pegasus arrives to save the day...
Image:Cain - Maximum Press.jpg|...along with Commander Cain!
Image:Pegasus Fires.jpg|The Cylons are defeated!
Image:Galactica and Pegasus - Maximum Press.jpg|Galactica and Pegasus
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Warbird

Warbirds were military ships used by Sagittaron during the Third Colonial Conflict. There were at least two generations of warbirds (Battlestar Galactica 0).
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Warbook

The warbook is a database of known friendly and enemy ships in the Colonial fleet database. The warbook is accessed through the scanner equipped on most Colonial ships.
Apollo scans the warbook from his cockpit to confirm the configuration of two mysterious Cylon tanker craft found hidden within a gas cloud not from from the anticipated battlestar rendezvous point with the Cylons for the expected peace treaty signing.
Apollo soon discovers the tankers were used to refuel a massive group of Cylon s large enough to destroy all the battlestars massed near Cimtar .
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Ward

Please choose a specific reference for the name Ward:
* Cade Ward, the executive officer of Pegasus in the comic book Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus.
* Jessica Ward, the Sagittaron who is a key member of Tom Zarek's Sagittaron Freedom Movement in Battlestar Galactica: Zarek.
* Lyman Ward, the actor who portrayed Karibdis in the Original Series episode, "Murder on the Rising Star".
Wardriver

The Wardriver is a Cylon fighter in use during the , typically in squadrons as large as two ships.
It is the analog of the Colonial Raptor in terms of electronic countermeasures against munitions, with the additional ability to hack into the systems of larger ships (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock). 
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== General stats ===
* Squadron size: 2 Craft
* Hull points: 24 (12 Hull per craft)
* Speed: 380 m/s
* Damage output: 0.3
* Weapon range: 2500m (2000m effective range)
* DRADIS range: 2000m
=== Special Abilities ===
Squad repair - All squadrons can be ordered to return to their parent ship and undergo repairs during battle, this can even replace lost craft in the squadron and can be done regardless of how much damage and losses the squadron has taken so long as it is still intact.
Disarm - An ability introduced with the reinforcement pack, the Wardriver can be given the order to disarm any hostile deployed mines nearby. The ability range to target mines is a little over 4000m range, and the Wardriver will fly to the target.
Missile interception - Wardrivers can attempt to intercept incoming ordnance by giving orders to defend the target of incoming ordnance. Again like Heavy Raiders this is really not recommended, but you can stop some of the slower munitions such as guided missiles if you're desperate.
Hack - Wardrivers, like the Nemesis and Phobos, can hack a target. The ability range is just over 4000m, and once the target firewall has been breached you will start doing direct subsystem damage to a system of your choosing. Note that Wardrivers do not quite pack the same hacking punch that Nemesis and Phobos do, but they are still a legitimate threat if not dealt with quickly.
Jamming mode - Wardrivers can reconfigure themselves to put out a jamming field around the squadron. When activated, the Wardriver projects a sphere of just over 1500m radius around itself. Any hostile squadrons which enter the jamming field have their speed reduced by 120m/s and lose 15 evasion. Furthermore, any hostile guided munitions passing through the jamming field have a 60% chance to be redirected to their point of origin. Any munition which relies on a guidance system, including nukes, are vulnerable to being turned on the ship which fired them. Munitions which are unguided, such as torpedoes, are immune to this effect as they have no guidance system to spoof. The Wardriver retains it's ability to move and fire but it cannot hack whilst the jamming field is active.
== Related Imagery ==
== External Links ==
* "Complete Ship Statistics" by Sir Wagglepuss III via StreamCommunity.com
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Warren Christie

Warren Christie (born November 4, 1975) is the actor who portrayed Tarn in the Re-imagined Series.
Born in Belfast, North Ireland, Christie has guest starred in such genre series as Andromeda, Jake 2.0 (with Keegan Connor Tracy, Grace Park, and Brad Dryborough), and Supernatural.
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Warren Stroka

Warren Stroka is the actor who portrayed Man on Street in the Caprica episode "Reins of a Waterfall".
Stroka has also appeared in such television series as American Dreams, Arliss, Picket Fences, Roseanne, and Step by Step; and provided voice work for animated series as Lloyd in Space, Recess, Spider-Man, and The Wild Thornberrys. His film work includes Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls and Howl's Moving Castle.
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Was Love

"Was Love" was the song that Philomon plays while running a diagnostic on U-87's motor control . During the diagnostic, Philomon dances to the song with Zoe-R.
== Lyrics ==
The sun is rising, 
it's the end of the last night. 
The dawn is breaking us 
into pieces of you and me. 
If this is what you truly desire, 
I'll do what I can to help you. 
But as you gather your records, 
your books, and your clothes; 
I'll try to remind you: 
That all this time, 
the only thing I've wanted to teach you ... 
Was Love 
You carried me on your shoulders, 
never let me fall. 
You screamed in my face with a passion 
that humbled me. 
I thought I was singing a song of peace, 
but I started a war. 
And now as I suffer before your anger, 
please try to realize 
that all my life, 
the only thing I wanted to teach you ... 
Was Love 
Was love the reason that everything fell apart? 
Or were you and I the ones to blame? 
No matter the cause, 
the only thing I wanted to teach you ... 
Was Love 
We stand together at the edge of time. 
Blame is meaningless. 
Life was meaningless. 
The only thing that ever existed ... 
(was love)
== Notes ==
*"Was Love" was composed by the electropop band Captain Ahab and released as part of their album "The End of Irony" on February 19, 2010.
== Official Statements ==
*Bear McCreary describes his decision to choose Captain Ahab for the dance scene:
:I wanted this song to have a high-tech feel to it, after all, its about a dancing robot! So I turned to my friend Jonathan Snipes, whose band Captain Ahab has contributed many source pieces to Caprica, Eureka and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. Snipes is also an expert sound designer and synthesizer programmer, and has crafted custom sounds for me on Terminator, Eureka, Trauma, Human Target, Dark Void and Dark Void Zero.
*Jonathan Snipes explains the challenge of writing a Colonial pop song:
:I watched the scene a lot before and while writing. I wanted to create something that felt both new and nostalgic, and wasn’t *quite* a love song, since this relationship has some pretty ridiculous barriers to overcome. If it was too sweet, it wouldn’t land since this isn’t a real relationship – a song about being in love would feel empty, but conversely if it was too on the nose (say, a song about being unable to say “I love you”) it would feel silly. So, I wrote a song half about a failed relationship, and half about the end of the world that’s still beautiful and tender.
== References ==
== External links ==
*Was Love | Captain Ahab on Bandcamp
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Water tank

The water tank is a storage area aboard a Galactica type battlestar for water in fluid form, and is part of a greater water system that is capable of processing and reclaiming water for use with negligible loss. At maximum efficiency, the ship can go years without outside replenishment.
Water tanks aboard a Galactica type battlestar are located close to the hull, with at least six tanks on the port side at the head of the ship, just above and ahead of the forward port landing bay. At least two large flexible tubes booming from the underside connect to a system that allows underway replenishment of spacecraft from these tanks.
The internal structure of the water tank features a walkway for use during maintenance, after the tank is sufficiently emptied. Otherwise, the pressures inside the tank would kill a human, even if suited .
== Galactica ==
Aboard Galactica, Sharon "Boomer" Valerii plants five G-4 explosives within the tank, detonating them to rupture both the inner and outer hulls, evacuating Galactica's water into space. After an investigation uncovers residue upon a honeycomb piece from the tank, it is determined by the Fleet's uppermost leadership that a Humanoid Cylon would have been responsible and that one such Cylon is aboard Galactica .
Later, Chief Galen Tyrol and Valerii make the mostly empty and repaired water tanks a location for their illicit romantic rendezvous .
== Notes ==
* According to Commander William Adama, Galactica type battlestars have near unlimited capacity for water reclamation. While some of its capacity may be purified drinking water, it may also have greywater facilities for cleaning and other usages not inclusive of human consumption.
* A chart at Felix Gaeta's briefing shows tanks 3, 5, 7, 9, and 11 on the port side of the "alligator head," different than the digital readouts from earlier in the episode .
* The water tank's location near the hull may also help with buffering against radiation, as water is used as effective radiation shielding due to both its density and inexpensive nature.
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Watkins

Sgt. Watkins was one of the two Shore Patrol soldiers who came to Saul Tigh's run-down hotel room to inform him that he had been reinstated in the Colonial Fleet, thanks to his friend, Major William Adama.
This event occurred 20 years before the Cylon attack .
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Watkins (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the name Watkins:
* Carlene Watkins, the actress who portrayed Nurse Valerie in the Galactica 1980 two-parter "The Super Scouts."
* Michael Watkins, a director on Caprica.
* Sergeant Watkins, a member of the Shore Patrol that informs Saul Tigh of his reactivation in the Colonial Fleet in the Re-imagined Series episode "Scattered."
Wavelon

A wavelon is the Colonial equivalent wavelength, the distance between repeating units in energy waves. indicates that he is changing the wavelon in some of the door circuitry when he is trying to unlock a jammed door to escape the smoke in the rejuvenation center .
==See also==
*List of terms (TOS)
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Wayne Heffley

Arnold Wayne Heffley Jr. (15 July 1927―19 November 2008), credited as Wayne Heffley, is an American actor who portrayed Packer, the Stanford Chemical Plant guard, in . His performance in that episode was uncredited, but he was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
Born in Bakersfield, California, U.S.A., Heffley is best known as Vern Scofield from the daytime soap opera Days of Our Lives, a recurring role he held between 1988 through 2006. 
Heffley's other credits, numbering in the hundreds, include numerous productions spanning from the 1950s through the 2000s, notably guest starring roles in The Twilight Zone, Bonanza (with Lorne Greene), The Streets of San Francisco, Kojak, Hill Street Blues, and Airwolf.
He passed away from kidney failure on 19 November 2008.
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Wayne Rose

Wayne Rose was the production manager and director for the Re-imagined Series.
Aside from directing, Rose has been often seen as the Aerilon soldier depicted in the unknown soldier photo introduced in Season 1's "33".
He continued working on prequel series Caprica as a producer ("End of Line") and director.
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
*"Battlestar Galactica: The Resistance" (Episodes 1—10)
*Season 3
**"Dirty Hands"
*Season 4
**"Razor Flashbacks" (Episode 1-2)
**"Guess What's Coming to Dinner?"
**"Face of the Enemy" webisdoes
**"Blood on the Scales"
== Director credits for Caprica ==
* Season 1
** "The Imperfections of Memory"
** "Ghosts in the Machine"
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Weapon

Please choose a specific reference or type of weapon:
== The Original Series ==
* For a general article on Colonial and Cylon weapons technology, see Weapons in the Original Series.
* For a disambiguation page leading to various uses of lasers as weapons, see Laser.
* Ravashol pulsar, a large planet-based beam weapon.
* Anti-assault battery, a Cylon planetary defense system
* Hand mine, a type of explosive.
* Pluton bomb, a type of nuclear weapon.
* Metron bomb, a Cylon weapon.
* Numo, a weapon similar to an air gun.
== The Re-imagined Series ==
* For a general article on Colonial and Cylon weapons technology, see Weapons in the Re-imagined Series.
* For an article about real-world weapons used as props for Colonial firearms, see Small arms.
* Stallion, a Colonial pistol.
* Battery, a battlestar's main weapon.
* Class-D nuclear warhead, a type of nuclear weapon used by the Colonials.
* G-4, a type of plastic explosive.
* Missile tubes, the launch tubes from which nuclear missiles are fired on battlestars.
* Weapons free, the authorization give to pilots to use their weapons.