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Hades

Hades is the name of a basestar that Baltar commands after returning to the Cylons.
With the help of Count Iblis, the ship and its two sister ships are outfitted with a variant of the temporal overdrive that allows Baltar and the Cylons to reach Earth (TOS: War of Eden 1-4).
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Hades (disambiguation)

Please choose a specific reference for the term Hades:
* Original Series
** For the name of a Cylon basestar commanded by Baltar in War of Eden, see: Hades.
** For the Original Series term, see: Hades hole.
** For the comic book with "Hades" in its title, see: Hades Hath No Fury.
* Re-imagined Series
** For the capital of Canceron, see: Hades (capital).
** For the team, see: Hades Vice.
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Hadrian

Sergeant Hadrian is the Master-at-Arms on Galactica. She is responsible for the internal security on the ship.
She is first mentioned, albeit not by name, when Sharon Valerii notices that G-4 explosives are missing from a small arms locker and Chief Tyrol tells her that she must tell the Master-at-Arms .
Hadrian leads the investigation of an accident on the hangar deck that results in the death of thirteen pilots and injures seven more, concluding that it was caused by material fatigue .
After a suicide attack by Aaron Doral, Commander Adama places her in command of investigating how it was possible for him to get past the security guards. She acts as the main prosecutor in an independent tribunal to attempt to locate Cylon saboteurs and collaborators aboard Galactica. However, her efforts turn into a witch hunt and, although Specialist Socinus is used as scapegoat, the tribunal is disbanded by Adama, after he himself is accused of facilitating the attack. Hadrian is confined to her quarters after losing a standoff with him .
When a Cylon boarding party invades Galactica, Colonel Tigh mentions that Sergeant Hadrian is leading one of the squads of Marines defending the ship .
There are no further mentions, thus her fate remains unknown.
==Notes==
* Hadrian was the name of a Roman Emperor who was characterized by his efforts to stabilize and strengthen the Roman frontier, building suitable defenses and abandoning provinces that were too costly to guard. Sergeant Hadrian plays a similar role: she tirelessly works to defend Galactica against its enemies (although she focuses on internal enemies, whereas the emperor focused on external ones). In keeping with the show's basis in Greek mythology, Hadrian was a noted Hellenophile, and did much to enrich Greek culture in the Empire during his reign. (See Wikipedia - Emperor Hadrian for more information.)
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Hal Frederick

Hal Frederick is an American actor who portrayed Al in . His performance in that episode was uncredited, but he was identified through computer-aided facial recognition.
Born in New York City, Frederick's other roles include the television series Wonder Woman and CHiPs, in addition to the Glen A. Larson series The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries, B.J. and the Bear, and The Misadventures of Sheriff Lobo. 
Frederick later shifted from acting to becoming a restaurateur in the 1980s, first opening Roberts in Venice, California. Later, he and two other co-owners would open Hal's Bar & Grill in Venice at 1349 Abbott Kinney, closing that location on 26 April 2015 after a near 30 year run. Hal's would later open a similar venue in 2017 in Playa Vista, California, before opening a second location in a different location in Venice, CA. Both locations closed in December 2018 for reasons unspecified. 
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Hal Fredricks

Hal Fredricks is a UBC studios cameraman assigned to Jamie Hamilton by Mr. Brooks. Assigned to cover the baseball camp run by Billy Eheres, Hamilton has a difficult time disguising the extraordinary nature of the Super Scouts from Fredricks .
== Notes ==
* This character's last name comes from the script for "Spaceball".
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Hamilton

Please select a specific reference for the name Hamilton:
*From Galactica 1980:
**Jamie Hamilton, the reporter who guides Troy and Dillon around Earth.
*** Ms. Hamilton, a reporter who interviews Troy Adama in Galactica 1980 4.
* From the Re-imagined Series:
**Sekou Hamilton, a reporter and co-host of "The Colonial Gang."
**Susan Hamilton, a n officer from .
Hamilton (alternate)

Miss Hamilton is a reporter on Earth who apparently has high-level security clearance. 
She interviews Troy Adama prior to being shown the Earth's newest means of defending itself against the Cylon threat: the battlestar Adama (Galactica 1980 #4).
==Notes==
* Hamilton was not given a first name in the issue. Given the changes to various names of characters in the comic series, it is unwise to assume that her first name is the same as her canonical counterpart's. 
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Hammer

Hammer is a callsign for a Viper pilot serving aboard the battlestar after the end of the Cylon War. 
When Galactica is boarded by the Annihilators, Hammer informs Cerberus and Ulysses fighter groups that Galactica been boarded, before Galactica weapons are used against one of the battlestars (Battlestar Galactica: Origins 6).
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Hand

Please choose a specific reference for the term hand:
== Episodes ==
* "Dirty Hands," a Season 3 episode of the Re-imagined Series.
* "The Captain's Hand," a Season 2 episode of the Re-imagined Series.
* "The Hand of God," the series finale to the Original Series.
* "The Hand of God," a Season 1 episode of the Re-imagined Series.
== Other ==
* Hand gun, a term for a projectile weapon, primarily used in the Re-imagined Series.
* Hand mine, an explosive device used in the Original Series.
* Hands-on approach, a manual landing on a battlestar without the aid of any computers in the Re-imagined Series.
Hand mine

A hand mine is a type of explosive device used for demolition work. It can be detonated manually or placed on a timer. 
When captured by a Cylon patrol in the Theta's city on Arcta, Thane pawnes off a hand mine as a tape coder with information pertaining to the rag-tag fleet. When a Centurion goes to use it, the Cylon kills Thane and destroys the Centurion detachment .
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Hands-on approach

A hands-on approach refers to landing aboard a battlestar under the pilot's full manual control, i.e. all flight control inputs come from the pilot, not from any automated system. This is a very difficult skill, requiring much practice to master.
There are two kinds of hands-on approaches: the condition three-mode landing, as performed by Lee Adama when first arriving on Galactica ; and the high-speed combat landing.
At the time of the surprise Cylon Attack, complacency allows battlestars to routinely use computerized auto-landing systems to network with a ship's controls and guide it into the flightpods. On , William Adama's orders make hands-on approach the only accepted landing procedure. The uniqueness of this policy is evident from 's confusion when he is instructed to land his Viper Mk VII manually .
 
Commander Adama has banned the use of auto-landing systems aboard Galactica because it would expose the computers to vulnerabilities exploited by the Cylons in the first war (such as viruses), part of his no-networked-computers policy to protect against future Cylon attacks.
A typical wireless exchange for a hands-on approach between Landing Signal Officer and pilot might go like this:
:LSO: "Viper seven niner one / Galactica, you are cleared for approach ... Speed one seven five, port bay, hands-on approach, checkers green, call the ballThe "ball" refers to the arrangement of crossed navigational lights at the lip of the landing bay, and/or the visual cue on a cockpit display (as seen in Kat's Viper in "Act of Contrition"). The pilot would use this to adjust his/her glideslope for a proper approach into the flight pod. The phrase "I have the ball" informs the LSO that the pilot has acquired this visual cue and is beginning the final approach.."
:Pilot: "Copy. I have the ball."
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Harassment Fires to Vipers by Vipers

and are being pursued by unidentified objects from behind them in 	Krillian Star System. The objects are none other then two other Colonial s flown by Lieutenant Sheba, and Lieutenant Bojay. Just as Sheba and Bojay are about to finish off Apollo and Starbuck, Sheba's scanner shows that the occupant of the Viper she is pursuing is human and orders a cease fire. In the ensuing dialogue, Apollo and Starbuck are informed that Sheba is strike leader of Silver Spar Squadron. They are re-united with Bojay, who once served with 's Blue Squadron before he was transferred to the Fifth Fleet that perished at the Battle of Molecay, two yahrens before. 
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Harker Wade

Harker Wade is the Unit Production Manager for the .
According to the Internet Movie Database, Wade first worked as an Unit Production Manager for the 1972 Western film The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid.
Wade has worked as a production manager on the 1974 film Newman's Law and several television series as Buck Rogers in the 25th Century, The Burning Zone, The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries, McCloud, Owen Marshall: Counselor at Law, Quincy, M.E., seaQuest 2032, Tenafly, and The Visitor.
Wade has also worked as a producer for the television series Automan, The Burning Zone, The Fall Guy, Knight Rider, L.A. Firefighters, Masquerade, Quantum Leap, seaQuest 2032, Sleepwalkers, Tequila and Bonetti, and The Visitor.
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Harry

Harry is a security guard at United California Bank. 
When Kellie Love calls out for him, believing Dillon to be a thief, he tries intervene but is subsequently stunned .
== Notes ==
The background actor has not been identified, but has appeared in an episode of The Golden Girls entitled "Letter to Gorbachev," airing 31 October 1987. He can be seen in Russian military dress behind Rose Nylund (Betty White) when she reads her letter at a press conference.
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Harvester

The Harvester is the primary class of spacecraft built by the Okaati during the seventh-millennium. Harvesters of varying size are constructed to house the remnants of the Okaati civilization during their millennia-long exile within their own fugitive fleet. While christened as a nod to their agricultural roots, Harvesters serve as manufacturing, resource processing, and housing crafts for the Okaati people. 
An exemplification of Okaati engineering acumen, Harvester crafts feature the ability to carry any cargo and convert it over to whatever they need, including the creation of new Harvesters. New Harvesters are built in space as their fleet travels the Empyrean Expanse (). 
Harvesters are built for both hauling and speed, given the Okaati's parasitical nature and their need to avoid the Comitat's pursuit crafts. While armed with fixed forward-facing weapons, Harvesters use their adroit nature to avoid combat, and are able to both board via airlocks capable of connecting a wide variety of different space crafts and installations, as well as towing ships of great bulk at rapid speed via magnetic grapnels in concert with superior engine systems (-). 
== Notes ==
* While Galactica detected over 100 Harvesters upon their initial meeting, the number likely totaled over 200 as each was attached to one of the Fleet's civilian ships during their Okaati's heist. 
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Harvester 217

Harvester 217 is a Harvester within the Okaati fleet circa 7358. It is assigned to retrieve tylium from the Cylon fuel tanker furnished by Baltar, following the Okaati's successful deliverance of the Fleet's civilian ships to Gehenna Prime. 
Deciding that he can have everything without sparing the tylium, Baltar orchestrates a double cross that results in 217's destruction at the hands of a Cylon Raider phalanx near the tanker ().
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Harvey Frand

Harvey Frand was a producer for the Re-imagined Series.
According to Bradley Thompson, Frand was an administrative producer, who makes sure that the episodes can be shot with the available time and budget. To that end, he often weighs in on scripts and decides if they can be realized the way the writers envision them, or tries to find ways to make them work.
Frand was initially credited as a producer when he began working on Season 1. He became a supervising producer for Season 3 and thereafter.
Frand died suddenly of multiple health complications on July 23, 2009, before his last Re-imagined Series production, "The Plan," would air later that year.
== Biographical Notes ==
* Frand appears in at least two of David Eick's video blogs, including "Episode 205 - Day 2" and another episode on the set of the episode "Sacrifice".
== Source ==
* Blog information on Frand's passing.
== External Links ==
* Memorial website at Legacy.com, with reminiscences by cast & crew (Available until August 10, 2010).
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Harvey Jensen

Major HarveyWhile Colonel Jack Sydell refers to Jensen as "Harv" in the dialogue, "Harv" is mostly likely short for "Harvey," which is the "proper" version of the name. Jensen is an aide to Colonel Sydell and, later, Colonel Briggs, in the project to investigate extraterrestrial phenomenon. 
Jensen calls Sydell to notify him of an incident regarding Flight 427, which had a near-miss with Galactican's Shuttle Alpha . 
Later, Jensen keeps Colonel Briggs appraised of the projected landfall of an unknown craft, later to be revealed as Andromus' and Centuri's A-B Raider. In reply to Jensen's comments about the Skylab incident, Briggs sarcastically comments that he likes Jensen for his optimism .
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Hasari

The Hasari were either a race of people or a political organization that ruled over a "nation." According to Commander , this "nation" was seized by the Cylons, an event which prompted the Colonies to liberate the Hasari "nation," thus marking the beginning of the Thousand-Yahren War . 
== Video game ==
The Hasari appear as an energy-based, whale- or seal-like creature. A young William Adama comes across a transmission leading him to a destroyed Hasari craft, near which Shaden, who claims to be the last of the Hasari, appears. Shaden informs Adama, who appears to be previously unaware of the Hasari, that the Cylons enslaved them and stole their spacecraft, before finally exterminating them (2003 Video Game).
== Notes ==
* It is unclear what relationship the Colonies and Hasari shared, or even if the Hasari were still in existence at the time of the Battle of Cimtar.
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Hatari sector

Hatari sector is an area of space in the where Equellus lies, in addition to at least two other planetoids and various asteroids. 
It is known to the Colonials, as has battle charts of the system, but is later apparently cut off from the Twelve Colonies before the end of the Thousand Yahren War .
== Notes ==
* The picture of the planetary bodies on Recon Probe 3's screen, which is not pictured in this article, is reused footage from "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I" that depicts the Otarsis Quadrant. 
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Hawryliw

Hawryliw is the brand name for a beer of the Twelve Colonies, existing as early as and into the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. Its production and distribution originate from Vislovka, Leonis.
Francis and various Ha'la'tha enforcers partake in this refreshment during a gambling session in the restaurant that Sam Adama works from. After discovering that Willie Adama was hiding out at the restaurant, Sam admonishes Willie for the improper manner in which he exercised truancy from school, then gave him a Hawyrliw .
In , Leon Grimes uses a Hawyrliw bottle to attack aboard Cloud 9, after Adama asks for Tom Zarek's speech to be turned off from the bar's wireless. To end the fight, Kara Thrace kicks this bottle over to Adama while pursing Valance, and Adama uses this bottle to great effect in a similar manner to a flashlight, but without the deadly result . 
== Notes ==
* This is named after Ken Hawryliw, property master for both the Re-imagined Series and Caprica.
* The beer's first appearance is in the . 
* The use of flamma on the front label is a nod to the Latin word, from which the word flame descended from. 
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Hawryliw Robotics Inc.

Hawryliw Robotics Inc. is a company on Caprica prior to 31YR, with a mailing address of 125 Terreo AvenueOriginates from a brief glimpse of her dossier..
Lillian Teller served as Hawryliw's vice president before becoming a director at Graystone Industries in 31YR, and is included in the Ha'la'tha blackmail dossier created at the behest of Daniel Graystone .
== Notes ==
* As with Hawryliw beer, the company is named for Caprica's property master, Ken Hawryliw.
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Headcase

Headcase is the callsign of a pilot who is part of the rescue mission. During the pre-jump check-in, he is the first to report in. His Raptor later lands safely on Caprica .
==Notes==
* 'Headcase" is a term used informally to refer to a mentally unstable person who acts irrationally or foolishly.
 
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Heather Doerksen

Heather Doerksen is the actress who portrays Sergeant Brandy Harder in the Re-imagined Series. Her character appears as early as Season 2 was unnamed until "Revelations" in Season 4.
Doerksen's other forays into genre television include the unaired pilot for the re-imagined Bionic Woman (with Aaron Douglas, Mark Sheppard, et al.), Stargate Atlantis (with Kimani Ray Smith, P.J. Prinsloo, Kavan Smith), Smallville, Supernatural, Kyle X-Y (with Kurt Max Runte, Malcolm Stewart) and Blade: The Series (with Don Thompson).
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Heavy Raider (Deadlock)

== Background ==
Heavy Raiders are used to transport and deploy Centurion boarding parties on enemy capital ships.
Additional armor plating ensures the security of the boarding party during the boarding and assault process.
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== General stats ===
* Squadron size: 2 Craft
* Hull points: 32 (16 Hull per craft)
* Speed: 300 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. As an additional note, Heavy Raiders will be restocked with it's Centurion complement upon docking with it's parent ship. This is done immediately, and can be sent back out the following turn.
Board - The Heavy Raider can be ordered to board a hostile vessel in order to allow the Centurions on board to wreak havoc on the enemy ship. Each Heavy Raider has a boarding strength of 50 (100 strength per squad) which will fight the marines on board the target vessel. Subsystems will begin taking damage relative to Marine strength on the target, the less marines left the more subsystems will take damage. If the Centurions kill all marines on the target vessel then they will continue to deal constant subsystem damage until the Centurions are pulled off or the ship is destroyed. Multiple Heavy Raiders will stack on the target, and will be required to take down larger ships such as Battlestars. Boarding strength of Heavy Raiders is influenced by the Armoury subsystem power of the ship it belongs to. If it's parent ship is lost, or the subsystem is reduced to 0, Heavy Raider boarding will do little to it's target.
Missile interception - Heavy Raiders can attempt to intercept incoming ordnance by giving orders to defend the target of incoming ordnance. This really is not recommended with Heavy Raiders, but you can stop some of the slower munitions such as guided missiles if you're desperate.
== External Links ==
* "Complete Ship Statistics" by Sir Wagglepuss III via StreamCommunity.com
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Heavy Tanker

The Cylon Heavy Tanker is a larger variant of the Cylon freighter with greater armor and a larger cargo capacity. Heavy Tankers carry volatile tylium for use in the Cylon war effort and is typically encountered in convoys with a fighter screen of Cylon Raiders (2003 Video Game).
==Notes==
*This vessel is part of a separate continuity that mixes elements from the Re-imagined Series and as well as unique material. It is not a canonical item in either series.
== Related Imagery ==
Image:HeavyTanker2.jpg|Heavy Tanker front angled view, closeup of Crimson Elite Raider escort.
Image:Tankerattack.jpg|Heavy Tanker under attack by a Cobra.
Image:Tankerattack2.jpg|Heavy Tanker under attack by Cobra, continued.
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Hecate

Hecate is the goddess of the Underworld.
In the V-Club, Hecate appears as a woman whose appearance changes between a human woman and a humanoid with various animal heads. In a simulation where Zoe-A is being tested by Zoe Graystone, a virgin is being sacrificed to the digital representation of this Colonial deity before Zoe-A "derezzed" .
Such events are common occurrence in the V-Club, and it is unknown if Hecate is merely a digital construct or an avatar for a player.
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