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Obal Ferras

Obal Ferras was a member of the conclave of the Monotheist Church on Gemenon. Having previously worked with the Soldiers of the One at their Gemenon training camps, Ferras came to know a young Clarice Willow. 58 years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Ferras declared Clarice's notion of Apotheosis tacky and blasphemous and sought permission from "Mother" to have her eliminated. Having rallied other members of the conclave as well as the STO to her side, Clarice instead had Ferras murdered by stabbing .
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Obolus Inc.

Obolus Inc. is a Leonis corporation with holdings across the Twelve Colonies. The company had been investigated by the Caprican Securities Service dealing with allegations of insider trading. 
A shell company for the Ha'la'tha in the year 42, Obolus had merged with and acquired several companies including NexTelecom, Edincords, Tecustar, Serveti and Tampony. Following the Ha'la'tha involvement with Graystone Industries, newly restored CEO Daniel Graystone discovers that all the CEOs of companies acquired by Obolus are recently deceased, thrusting his alliance with the Guatrau into question .
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Observation deck

The observation deck is a recreational room located on the bow of , and is one of the few locations featuring windows to view the surrounding space outside the ship. Large doors protect the bay window from being damaged when not in use, or during emergency situations. 
Following the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, the room is largely used by civilians and couples for courtship, although astronomers make use of telescopes placed within the room as well. Due to high demand by the Fleet's denizens, Galactica's leadership imposes time limits on each group using the deck to maximize use by all persons.
Occasionally, Viper pilots on CAP duty like to dazzle spectators, and perform maneuvers in front of the large bay window . 
The observation deck was ultimately destroyed during the Battle of the Colony, after Galactica was used to ram the Colony, resulting in the collapse of many of the forward compartments in the bow section . 
== Notes ==
In the "Tigh Me Up, Tigh Me Down" podcast, executive producer Ron Moore explains how the observation deck highlights one of the naturalistic science fiction style of the Re-imagined Series:
:"There really aren't any windows aboard Galactica, it's not really a traditional sort of sci-fi spaceship where you get to look outside and see space all the time. It's not like the bridge of the Enterprise where there's a giant viewscreen where you're always looking at stars and looking at space. And aboard Galactica, which is really a warship, the idea that there would be big places of windows was sort of ridiculous. But it did feel right that perhaps there was one place, that perhaps there was one area of the ship which accepted a window, a port, to look out, and that it would be a fairly confined space for the crew on these very deep space missions that probably last months, if not years, and that there might be a place where they could go and just stargaze for a little bit. And in this situation, it seemed like there would be a lot of people lining up to try to look at the stars and— y'know, a break from the monotony of staring at metal walls and the claustrophobia of being onboard a spaceship out in the vacuum of space."
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Oceania

Oceania is a military vessel in action during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict.
Oceania is one of three ships remaining after the fierce Battle of Abraxus. As they offer their surrender, Lieutenant Benjamin Tanner and the crew of Zephyrus destroy these ships, knowing they would be repaired and sent out to fight the ns another day ().
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Ochoa

Ochoa is the outermost planet in the Binary 13 system capable of supporting human life. 
It shares an extraordinary helix orbit with the two stars; it first orbits one star, then another in a single rotation. A complete rotation is believed to last between forty and fifty yahren.
The planet itself is inhabited and is replete in mineral deposits, overrun with vegetation (although its edibility is unknown) and contains veins of tylium of high purity, more so than anything the Colonials themselves used since their exodus.
The Cylons, which the Fleet has not encountered in six yahren, have a presence on this planet. During a recon patrol, Captain and Lieutenant Commander encounter Cylon forces near the planet and engage in battle with them.
Due to the gravitational pull from its two stars, it is in the process of being torn apart, although this is not detected during the Colonial's recon mission. Lucifer later informs that the planet is in the process of being evacuated .
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Odin Maxwell

Odin Maxwell is a professor at Caprica University. 
Twelve years prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Maxwell works in Caprica University's Department of Advanced Science and becomes Gaius Baltar's mentor. Under Maxwell's tutelage, Baltar ascends into a professor at the university, advocating a lift of the ban against artificial intelligence.
Maxwell, who also sits on the Magnate Prize board, nominates Baltar, resulting in his first win of that award.
Later, Baltar and Maxwell part ways after Baltar gives up his position at Caprica Univeristy, which leads him to work on the Command Navigation Program project for the Ministry of Defense. Sometime later, Maxwell leaves the university himself, and along the way somehow learns of the Cylons evolution, attempting to warn Baltar that he's a pawn to the Cylons' plans. 
Maxwell and Baltar meet for one last time, when Baltar visits his apartment in Caprica City's Red Light District and uncovers the squalid conditions his professor lives in. After discovering various scriblings on the wall and an unhealthy fascination with Cylons, Baltar runs off, leaving Maxwell to chase him into the night. Caprica-Six, who apparently followed Baltar to the rendezvous, pursues Maxwell, who manages to mortally wound Six after shooting at her. Six kills him before dying herself (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 2), and having her consciousness transfer to a resurrection facility (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 3).
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Odin Sinclair

Odin Sinclair was a young recruit of the Soldiers of the One terror group. 
A nonbeliever himself, Sinclair's parents were staunch monotheists, hiring men to render their son unconscious and transport him to Gemenon. On Gemenon, Sinclair met Lacy Rand and the two traveled aboard a jump ship to the monotheist retreat where the STO trained its members. Enroute to the retreat, though, a group of polytheist rebels boarded the jump ship and held the recruits hostage, giving them the option to renounce their "One True God" or face execution. Sinclair and Rand planned to take action, but when the situation came to a head, it was Rand who acted, attacking the lead hijacker, Kevin Reikle, and forcing STO leader Diego to step in and reveal the situation to be a test.
At the Monotheist retreat, Sinclair and Rand were welcomed by Reikle and Diego at a reception and dinner for the new recruits. However, Sinclair and Rand were shocked to see the recruits that had failed the test put to death by firing squad - a sign to Sinclair of exactly what the STO was capable of .
As an unwilling participant in the STO training, Sinclair was not afraid of the consequences of possessing contraband such as illicit drugs and a holoband in the dormitory. He used the band in his spare time to have simulated sex with Rand . During a training session, he witnessed Rand exert control over one of the STO's U-87 soldier robots. Sinclair was just as surprised by this as everyone else, and tried to question Rand about her ability. Rand began kissing Sinclair in order to avoid questions that she was unwilling or unable to answer, and Sinclair relented .
Sinclair later approached Riekle and Diego, telling the STO trainers that he did not want to be involved in whatever conflict arose from Rand's influence over the U-87s. Intrigued by Sinclair's position, Reikle and Diego enlisted Sinclair to kill Rand. When the time came to execute her, Sinclair turned his gun on Reikle and Diego and attempted to shoot them, but the gun was not loaded. Reikle and Diego threatened him at gunpoint, but were caught off guard when several other recruits appeared and killed the two men. Sinclair and the other rebellious recruits prepared to escape Gemenon, but stayed when Rand offered another idea - activating the squad of U-87s and commanding them to follow her (CAP: "Here Be Dragons). Rand subsequently staged a coup over the leadership of the monotheist church and took on the position of Blessed Mother of the monotheist church, with Sinclair serving as her lieutenant. (CAP: "Apotheosis".)
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Odin Sinclair/ru:Один Синклер

Один Синклер - некогда рекрут Солдатов Одного. Ныне правая рука Матери.
==Биография==
Сам Один не верил в Бога, но его родители были ярыми монотеистами, поэтому они наняли людей, чтобы те во сне оглушили Одина и отправили на Геминон. В Космопорте Геминона Один встретил Лэйси Рэнд, которая тоже направлялась в тренировочный лагерь на Геминоне. По пути в лагерь на шаттл, перевозивший рекрутов, напали политеисты, поставившие рекрутов перед выбором: отказавться от "Единого Истинного Бога" или же умереть. Один и Лэйси решили попытаться что-то сделать, но когда ситуация вышла из под контроля, именно Лэйси напала на лидера политеистов и чуть не забила его насмерть прикладом винтовки. Из-за этого один из лидеров лагеря, Диего, был вынужден остановить ее, сказав, что все это "нападение" было тестом.
В лагере Одина и Лэйси поприветствовали Диего и Кевин Рейкл, которого Лэйси избила. Оставшись вдвоем, Один и Лэйси были шокированы, когда увидели, как тех, кто провалил тест расстрелял робот. Это еще раз послужило доказательством Одину того, на что способны Солдаты Одного.
Хотя он и был членом СО, его не пугали последствия приема контрабандных наркотиков и использования голобэнда в келье для занятий виртуальным сексом с Лэйси Рэнд.
Когда Один увидел, как Лэйси необъяснимым образом контролировала купленных на черном рвнке роботов, он попытался распросить ее об этом, но Лэйси начала его целовать, и успешно "перевела тему".
Поняв, что Лэйси Рэнд необъяснимым образом контролирует роботов, власти Монотеистической Церкви решили, что она угроза и что от нее необходимо избавиться. Убить Лэйси было поручено Одину. Он привел ее в заброшеный храм, где приказал лечь на пол и приставил к голове пистолет. Но он начал сомневаться, и не смог ее убить, но в этот же момент появились Кевин и Диего. Один притворился, что застрелит Лэйси, но в последнюю секунду попытался выстрелить в одного из них, однако пистолет оказался незаряженным.
Диего начал издеваться над Одином за его нерешительность и решил сам убить Лэйси, но в эту секунду ворвались другие рекруты и убили обоих: и Кевина и Диего. Один предложил всем бежать с Геминона, но Лэйси отказалась и отвела всех в место, где хранились роботы и активировала их со словами "У нас есть работенка".
Лэйси успешно совершила переворот, и с помощью роботов и своих новых друзей, свергла Мать и заняла ее место, а Один стал ее лейтенантом.
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Oein Parker

Lieutenant Oein "Deadbolt" ParkerName and rank from Official Battlestar Galactica Props & Costumes Auction Archive listing for Lt. Oein "Deadbolt" Parker's nameplate. is a Viper pilot in Strike Force One during the Battle for the Tylium Asteroid .
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Officer's Club

The Officer's Club is a lounge on where pilots and other officers can meet to relax and have a drink. 
Each table has a bell in its proximity, so that officers can get the attention of their fellow patrons. Sometimes this means notifying the patrons that a drink is "on them" . 
Cain and Cassiopeia meet in the Officer's Club, where Sheba leaves in disgust after seeing them there. Sheba and Bojay later find Cain there, sharing their support of him even to the point of mutiny .
Civilians are known to frequent the club as an officer's guest. When Chameleon boards Galactica, Boomer and Apollo sit with him at a table, conversing about the Borellian Nomen who seem to pursue him . 
During the release of Eastern Alliance prisoners, Tigh finds Apollo and Starbuck here, and informs them about the Council's orders, which prompt them to take a visit to the landing bay .
== Notes ==
* In "Baltar's Escape," the bell is missing from the the table where and are seated when Colonel mentions that they've lost all contact with the Prison Barge. 
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Officer's quarters

Command officers on Galactica have private quarters, as opposed to most pilots and crewmembers who use duty lockers.
Quarters for command officers such as Saul Tigh and appear to be duty lockers with only a single bunk, leaving the rest of the space available as a living or meeting area.
Ships such the Mercury class battlestar Pegasus are larger than the older Galactica, and as such have officer's quarters that are far from the spartan appearance on Galactica. Admiral Helena Cain's quarters included a large office area with a work table, command terminals and recessed shelves for display of personal effects like weapons and pictures, and a shelve with operation manuals.
Galactica also possesses at least several rooms that may have been previously unoccupied officer's quarters, or empty VIP staterooms, which have been relegated for use by officers and NCO's with spouses or families. Galen and Cally Tyrol, and their son Nicholas occupy one such room .
== Admiral Adama's quarters ==
William Adama's quarters are the largest aboard, complete with a living area, office area, private head and bunk. Adama also gave his quarters a very distinct look by decorating them with old wooden furniture and artwork such as paintings, sculptures and a sailing ship model built by himself. He also has a large number of books and collects swords, one of them being an original Cylon Centurion sword This is an homage to the Original Series, in which the Centurions are actually armed with such swords..
Image:GalacticaInterior AdamasQuarters1.jpg|Sitting and dining area with Monclair painting in the background.
Image:Adama's couch.jpg|Another view of the sitting and dining area.
Image:GalacticaInterior AdamasQuarters2.jpg|Adama's desk and a book case.
Image:GalacticaInterior AdamasQuarters3.jpg|Adama's desk with model ship in the background.
Image:Adama's desk.jpg|A clearer, better lit picture of the desk area.
Image:Adama's desk top.jpg|The top of Adama's desk, with the family picture.
Image:Cylonsword Mini.jpg|Closeup of desk with Centurion sword to the left.
Image:GalacticaInterior AdamasQuarters4.jpg|Center of the room, seen from the sitting area. Entrance to the right.
Image:GalacticaInterior AdamasQuarters5.jpg|Another angle, showing more of the quarters.
Image:Adama's head.jpg|The private bathroom (head) of the quarters.
Image:Adama's desk and bunk.jpg|Adama's bunk to the left of the desk.
Image:Adamasquarters.jpg|Floor plan. Sitting area on top right. Desk on the bottom right, with head next to it.
== See Also ==
*Pegasus (RDM)#Related Imagery, for pictures of Admiral Cain's office.
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Officer candidate school

The Colonial Forces maintained an Officer Candidate School.
The school has been in service since the Cylon War, when Saul Tigh attended it."Cylon Intelligence Report: Personnel File: Saul Tigh." Battlestar Galactica: The Official Magazine. Feb./Mar. 2006: 62.
 also attended the school, but his literal usage of a basic command instructional tool from the school to plan an attack on a Cylon position on attests to his inexperience, according to Galen Tyrol .
==Notes==
*Real-life Officer Candidate Schools train civilians or enlisted personnel to become commissioned officers.
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Officer of the Deck

The OOD, or Officer of the Deck monitors the CIC's operation in the absence of the ship's commanding officer. The OOD generally carries out or relays the command officer's standing orders.
In the absence of a command officer, the OOD has the conn, but typically calls the commanding officer before taking any action if time allows.
Another term for the OOD is the watch officer. Aboard Galactica, this function is usually carried out on screen by Lieutenant Gaeta, the Senior Officer of the Watch.
==See Also==
*List of terms in the Re-imagined Series
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Okaati

The Okaati are a sentient, bi-pedaled race of creatures who, during the sixth-millennium, depart their native homeworld following an ecological holocaust of their own making. They are encountered by the Fleet in the seventh-millenium after entering the Empyrean Expanse, appearing to share a similar predicament for they have an always on-the-run fugitive fleet of their own. 
== Origins and Exodus ==
Initially pacifistic and humble, the Okaati became parasitic in their wayward exile due to resource scarcity and other socio-political factors, with adeptness at stripping resources from the worlds within the Empyrean Expanse. Their aggressive ways affect the numerous species who formally attempt to aid them peacably, resulting in the creation of the Comitat, an assemblage of victimized species seeking both justice and containment of the Okaati (). 
In the intervening millennia, the Okaati became a scourge that outpace and outwit the Comitat, striving to find sources outside of the Expanse. This search, lead by their leader Parrin sometime in or about 7349, results in contact with the Cylon Empire's emissaries Baltar and Lucifer. Upon their return into the Expanse, Parrin and her Cylon escort are detected by Blue Squadron following its fracas with the Kiernu. Believing the Raider escort to be attackers to the then-unidentified vessel, Captain Apollo and fellow Warriors dispatch the escort, handle an enemy with presumed similarities to the Cylons, and are introduced to another fugitive fleet ( & ). 
== Turning Point with Humanity ==
After dispatching the Cylon Raiders and the Comitat's bladeships, Captain Apollo's squadron is led to the Okaati fleet and lead to believe that the Okaati share the same perilous journey through the cosmos as a "fugitive fleet." Buoyed by the possibilities of an alliance with fellow victims of oppression, Apollo leads the Okaati to the human's Fleet ().
Believing that Parrin's plan to use the Fleet in order to barter for tylium from the Cylons would work, the Okaati engineers engage in deception to hijack the Fleet's various ships (sans Galactica) by conjoining each Fleet vessel with a Okaati Harvester, allowing the Harvester to disable and stage its Colonial partner on Gehenna Prime to this end (—).
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Okaati fleet

The Okaati fleet is a migrant fleet whose excursion through the cosmos began during the sixth-millennium, after departing their native homeworld following an ecological holocaust of their own making. They are encountered by the Fleet in the seventh-millenium after entering the Empyrean Expanse. 
== Fleet ==
Initially pacifistic and humble, the Okaati became parasitic in their wayward exile due to resource scarcity and other socio-political factors, with adeptness at stripping resources from the worlds within the Empyrean Expanse using their Harvesters. These Harvesters demonstrate the Okaati's engineering acumen, for their speed and scanning ability allow them to quickly strip ships and planets for resources, as they became increasing aggressive and create an enemy of their own making: the Comitat, an assemblage of victimized species seeking both justice and containment of the Okaati (). The Okaati do not have fighter craft of their own, thus finding themselves at the mercy of Bladeships and heavily reliant on their speed (). 
In the intervening millennia, the Okaati became a scourge that outpace and outwit the Comitat, striving to find sources outside of the Expanse. This search, lead by their leader Parrin sometime in or about 7349, results in contact with the Cylon Empire's emissaries Baltar and Lucifer. Upon their return into the Expanse, Parrin and her Cylon escort are detected by Blue Squadron following its fracas with the Kiernu. Believing the Raider escort to be attackers to the then-unidentified vessel, Captain Apollo and fellow Warriors dispatch the escort, handle an enemy with presumed similarities to the Cylons, and are introduced to this fugitive fleet numbering at least 220 ships (, & ). 
== Turning Point with Humanity ==
After dispatching the Cylon Raiders and the Comitat's bladeships, Captain Apollo's squadron is led to the Okaati fleet and lead to believe that the Okaati share the same perilous journey through the cosmos as a "fugitive fleet." Buoyed by the possibilities of an alliance with fellow victims of oppression, Apollo leads the Okaati to the human's Fleet ().
Believing that Parrin's plan to use the Fleet in order to barter for tylium from the Cylons would work, the Okaati engineers engage in deception to hijack the Fleet's various ships (sans Galactica) by conjoining each Fleet vessel with a Okaati Harvester, allowing the Harvester to disable and stage its Colonial partner on Gehenna Prime to this end (—).
Following the Battle at Gehenna Prime, the Okaati's fleet is disbanded and the Okaati are resettled on the former Kiernu homeworld ().
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Okaati homeworld

The Okaati homeworld is located somewhere outside of the Empyrean Expanse and is home to the Okaati, a species who lost their homeworld due to an ecological. Sometime during the sixth-millennium, the Okaati fled their uninhabitable homeworld with their own rag-tag fleet and made entrance into the Expanse to resettle ( & ). 
== New Homeworld ==
Assuming the mantle of leader of the Comitat circa 7348 (a millennia later), Commander Adama gives the surviving Okaati the Kiernu homeworld for them to settle upon before the Fleet's departure on its search for their own future homeworld, Earth ().
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