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Viper Mark I (Eaglemoss)

The Viper Mark I is issue #4 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
It holds the distinction of being the first release of an Original Series craft in the aforementioned product line.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: This In reality, variants of the Viper existed in the Original Series, such as the craft identified by C.O.R.A. as a "sixth-millennium starfighter" in "The Long Patrol." Calling this a "Mark I" is more in line with the Re-imagined Series nomenclature for the superiority craft. is the first model of the Colonial Viper space fighter line and was also known as the Starhound Class Viper. These small, nimble, single-pilot ships were designed for both atmospheric and space flight and were stationed on Colonial s, each of which held a squadron of 75. It was introduced to the military service not so long before the First Cylon WarThe "First Cylon War" is a term used in the Re-imagined Series. The term should be "Thousand Yahren War." (sic) as a defensive counterattack against the .
: The ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, and original design sketches.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "Visualizing the Viper" featuring Ralph McQuarrie's concept art
* Page 14: Ralph McQuarrie - "Alien Artwork"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 5 - 
=== Errata ===
Erroneously interspersed within the magazine are insignia and emblems from the Re-imagined Series exclusively:
# Colonial seal on the back cover, in the background of page 2, and across the page spread of 8 and 9;
# Galactica seal on the front cover next to the ship's name;
# Emblems for each of the Twelve Colonies of KobolThe Twelve Colonies of Man did not have noticeable symbology. in the bottom margin of pages 8 and 14, and the upper margin of page 9;
# Primus' squadron emblem on the top of page 3, and the left margin of page 8.
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== Notes ==
* In the television series "For All Mankind" season 4 epiosde 3, The model box for the Viper Mark I can be seen stacked in a doorway ontop of some Amazon Prime boxes, in Bills house. This implies the The Original Series exists in the alternate timeline of the show. The season is based in the year 2003, when the miniseries was aired. 
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Viper Mark VII (Eaglemoss)

The Viper Mark VII is issue #6 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: The Viper Mk VII is the updated model of the Viper Mk II originally used as the first line of defense against the . The first years of conflict between the Twelve Colonies of Kobol and their Cylon creations, which came to be known as the First Cylon war, took a massive toll on the Colonials. But after 12 years of fighting, without warning, the Cylons sued for peace. Following this unexpected armistice, an uneasy military put all its efforts into upgrading its massively depleted force. Now fitted with a fully networked software and CNP (Command Navigation Program) system, the Viper Mk VII was considered the most sophisticated craft in the Colonies.
: The ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. collector’s magazine providing an in-depth profile of the ship, exclusive behind the scenes articles, original design sketches, and an interview with the series developer, Ronald D. Moore.
== Collector's Magazine ==
The collector's magazine for this item features:
* Page 1: Front Cover
* Page 2: Stand Assembly Instructions
* Page 3: Design Spec
* Page 4: Ship Profile
* Pages 8 - 9: Orthographic Views and Callouts
* Pages 10 - 13: Behind the Scenes - "Marking the Changes" with Eric Chu
* Page 14: Interview: Ronald D. Moore - "Unearthly Flights"
* Page 15: Advertisement for Issue 7 - 
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Viper pilot helmet (TOS)

The pilot helmet is a unique piece of head-wear for Colonial Warriors who pilot Viper craft. 
The features of said helmet are never specified in the series, however it is known to have communications and illumination abilities. While Warriors use the helmet when flying Vipers, it is not necessary as the Viper cockpit itself has life support, and does not require it when flying Starchaser .
== Ornamentation ==
The helmet itself is adorned with a forehead ornament, and two are known: for , a symbolic version of an unspecified avion adorns the forehead of the pilot's helmet , while features a winged horse known to symbolize the creature for which the battlestar appears to be named .
The garish Commander is seen with an ornate rectangular ornament on his chin, likely denoting his rank and stature as commander of the Fifth Fleet .
== Notes ==
According to Jean-Pierre Dorleac, the helmets were stylized after Egyptian pharaoh's head coverings.
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Vireem

Vireem is a specialist serving on the battlestar Pegasus circa and, later, Galactica.
Much to Galen Tyrol's and Karl "Helo" Agathon's discomfort, Vireem and and handful of other Pegasus crew members describe the gang rapes by Pegasus's crew of a captured copy of Number Six that called herself Gina Inviere. These rapes were apparently led and tacitly encouraged by the battlestar's "Cylon interrogator," Lieutenant Alastair Thorne.
Vireem indicates that Thorne is likely on his way to the cell where the copy of Sharon Valerii is held to sexually assault her as well. "Your little robot girl is in for quite a ride. Yee-haa!" says Vireem, drunk on moonshine created by Tyrol's still, located on the hangar deck.
Agathon appears ready to attack Vireem in anger when Tyrol stops him and persuades Agathon to join him to stop Thorne .
In retaliation for Thorne's death, Specialists Vireem and Gage bind and begin beating the incarcerated Agathon and Tyrol in Pegasus's brig until Colonel Fisk catches them in the act and dresses them down .
After the destruction of Pegasus during the Second Exodus, Vireem joins the crew of Galactica. 
In , following the discovery of the devastated Earth, he joins Felix Gaeta's mutiny against Admiral Adama as he helps Tom Zarek escape the brig .
His fate post-mutiny is unspecified. 
== Notes ==
*Vireem and Gage are described collectively as the "Sunshine Boys" by , and as the "Yee-Haw Boys" by Ron Moore in the podcast.
*Vireem's tattoo of a dragon on his left bicep is the actor's own, featuring a dragon and the 吉 gylph (Chinese for "good"). 
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Virgil

Virgil is the tech chief aboard in .
Following 's demise and Puck's decision to vie for command of , Virgil leads a labor strike aboard Galactica in support of Puck's ascension, necessitating Major 's action to enlist to fill the workers' spots, including Lieutenant 's assumption of Virgil's role. Despite Virgil's objections that Sheba did not have that unilateral authority, she forces the issue and orders the striking workers to leave the bay. 
Before Virgil leaves, Sheba reminds him that Lieutenant Commander saved his life several prior, leaving Virgil stricken in shame and his exclamation that he couldn't help his actions.
Upon his return with and , Apollo orders to drag Virgil to his duty station, so that Jolly is able to join in their defense of the Fleet from 's imminent attack .
== Notes ==
* The name "Virgil" is from the Latin, namely attributed to poet Publius Vergilius Maro, whose works are responsible for a trinity of poems: the Eclogues, the Georgics, and the Aenid. The name of this character is likely derived from this source, in keeping with the Original Series' tradition of utilizing names from various mythologies.
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Virgon Brew

Virgon Brew is the brand name of a type of beer available on . A bottle of it can be seen in Socrata Thrace's apartment .
==Notes==
* The bottle's shape and label style is reminiscent of a microbrewery.
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Virgon Express

Virgon Express is a ship in the Fleet that relies on for water resources. She is alongside Galactica during water transfer and recycling operations when explosions occur within Galactica port-side water storage tanks as a result of sabotage carried out by a then unknown Cylon infiltrator on Galactica crew .
This ship is a version of the flattop design. Virgon Express is inverted when she docks with Galactica, suggesting that her water receptacles are on the underside of the hull. 
== Related Imagery ==
Image:Virgonexpressdock 102 1080i.jpg|Virgon Express docking with Galactica for unrep .
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Virgon moon cluster

The Virgon moon cluster is a grouping of moons in Colonial space, likely near Virgon. 
A Colonial security ship ferrying Darja Purat flies through this cluster before being waylaid by Purat's associates (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
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Virus

A virus is a non-living pathogen with biological processes that can interrupt cellular activity.
In computer terms, a virus can also be a set of programming instructions, surreptitiously inserted into another computer or network, that can interrupt, alter or stop the functionality of other computer programs.
Please select a specific reference that is related to "virus":
====Computer viruses====
*For information on Cylon computer attack history in the Re-imagined Series, see Cylon computer virus.
*For information on the Colonial flight operating system software which is compromised by Caprica-Six in the Miniseries, see Command Navigation Program.
*For information on the Colonial computer defenses used in the Cylon War, see Galactica type battlestar#Computer Systems.
====Biological viruses====
*For information on a Colonial illness that affects the Fleet in the episode, "The Woman King", see Mellorak infection.
*For information on a ancient Colonial illness that kills an entire Cylon baseship and its denizens, see Lymphocytic encephalitis.
*For information on an ailment that incapacitates almost all of Colonial Warriors in the Original Series episode, "Lost Planet of the Gods, Part I", see Otarsis virus.
*For information on a virus that affects Galactica crew in the separate continuity comic, Battlestar Galactica 2, see Returner virus.
====Other====
*For information on the compound that destroys viruses in the Galactica Discovers Earth novelization, see viruscide.
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Voight

Voight is a Colonial Warrior laser technician and chief of weapons repair section aboard Galactica. He is assigned to Apollo's Arcta expedition.
Voight is incapacitated during the crash of shuttle UIY 1138, and Wolfe appropriates his laser pistol while the other members focus their efforts on Vickers, who is also incapacitated. As with other members of the team, Voight is later rescued from Deathpoint Plateau by the Thetas, who shelter and treat him . 
Wolfe uses Voight's weapon in an attempt to kill Apollo before Croft appropriates it by force . 
== Notes ==
*In a deleted scene, Voight and his role are introduced in the briefing by Adama.
*Voight is a later addition as the list of people selected for the Arcta expedition does not include his name.
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Volahd

Volahd is the alleged deity of Acmarans (The Law of Volahd, Part 1), but is actually an IL-series Cylon (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
According to Taron and his female aide, Volahd protects them from outside interference and is responsible for Salis being the "city of perfect peace".
Taron claims that the Colonials were permitted to land because Volahd wished this, yet later judges the Warriors evil, which is an automatic death sentence for anyone who is "evil".
Taron is the only Acmaran capable communicating with Volahd, who appears as a column of light-yellow energy (The Law of Volahd, Part 1).
Volahd is on the basestar that approaches the planet; this Cylon and those under its command are summarily destroyed when the cyranite-fueled force field is disrupted by Taron, causing the force field to malfunction and draw in Volahd's orbiting basestar. The basestar collides with Salis, destroying both (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
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Volton

A volton is a Colonial unit of potential difference.
A volton is used to measure the voltage across an electrical device.
==See also==
* List of terms (TOS)
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Voyager spacecraft

The Voyager spacecraft is an unmanned probe whose mission is to seek out life in the universe and "announce" the presence of Earth to the universe at large. 
In 1980 C.E., Galactica Warriors Troy and Dillon encounter a Voyager scientific probe while on patrol. After delivering it to Doctor Zee on Rising Star, Zee deciphers the golden audio disc in the craft, learning about the primitive state of Earth's social and scientific development and Earth's location (Galactica 1980 1).
It remains unknown which of the Voyager spacecraft the Colonials encounter.
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Vulpa

Vulpa is a Cylon Command Centurion commanding the Ravashol pulsar, a large energy-based weapon on the ice planet Arcta which becomes a lethal danger to the Fleet.
Detecting the rag-tag fugitive fleet, Vulpa tasks his pilots with the abduction of a Colonial Warrior from . Forcing the cadet to crash land on the surface of Arcta, these pilots manage to return with Cadet Cree, whom he interrogates.
As he suspects that Cree has provided misinformation during his interrogation, Vulpa subjects him to a brain probe, and has Cree thrown into a cold cell .
During the assault on the pulsar and the Cylons' garrison, Vulpa enters the pulsar firing station and kills Leda. After this act, Vulpa is subsequently destroyed by Starbuck .
== Notes ==
*Evidently, Vulpa was present at the Battle of Cimtar, due to his comments about Columbia being destroyed at that battle. 
*He was intended to be a recurring character, but was killed off in order for Baltar to be a larger threat to the Fleet in the series' development.
*The actor that portrays Vulpa is uncredited in this episode.
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Vulpa Seven

Vulpa Seven is the name of a Cylon Command Centurion.
The Imperious Leader brings up the fact that should Vulpa Six fail in his task to destroy the Fleet, he will be planning the humans' destruction with Vulpa Seven, Vulpa Six's successor (Prison of Souls, Part 1).
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Vulpa Six

Vulpa Six is a Cylon Command Centurion.
He is ordered by the Imperious Leader to command a basestar in the pursuit of the rag-tag, fugitive fleet, after the destruction of Volahd's baseship and the city of Salis. He also reports to the Imperious Leader that probes detect possible signals from the Sertis Quadrant, a possible starting point for his search of the renegade Colonials (The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
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* Vulpa is the name of a Command Centurion introduced in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I"; Vupla Six is presumably a successor to this Centurion, who died at Arcta in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II".
* Vulpa Six is a different variant of the Command Centurions seen in the Original Series, noticeably with silver plating and blue eye.
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W. K. Stratton

W. K. Stratton (born August 2, 1950) is an American actor who portrayed Barton in "Murder on the Rising Star", an episode of the Original Series.
A frequent guest star in various Don Bellisario productions, his credits include recurring roles in Baa Baa, Black Sheep Squadron, JAG, Magnum, P.I. and Quantum Leap (with Dean Stockwell).
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WGA strike

The Writers Guild of America strike resulted in the suspended production of the Re-imagined Series fourth season, along with the majority of scripted US TV and film. The strike began on 5 November 2007, by which time the scripts of 11 episodes of Season 4 had been completed. Production finished shooting episode 11 in early December, and post production went on hiatus 28 February 2008.
There was widespread support for the strike among cast, crew and fans. Show-runner Ron D. Moore's personal blog kept a track on various strike-related activities including the "Pencils2MediaMoguls" campaign.
According to comments made by Ronald Moore to the 2008 San Diego Comic Con and included on the Season 4.0 DVD release, the episode "Revelations" may have served as the final episode of the series had the strike been prolonged enough to prevent a resumption of production. However Katee Sackhoff started that it would have been "Sometimes a Great Notion" that would have ended the series had the strike continued.
On February 13th, the writers voted to end the strike after 100 days. 92.5% of the votes cast were in favor of accepting the settlement with the studios . 
Production resumed in late March, with the second half of Season 4 (dubbed Season 4.5) commencing broadcast in the United States in early 2009.
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WQSL

WQSL are the call letters of radio station in New York City that Norman Blore manages.
Wolfman Jack is an on-air personality at the station, managed by a director named Arnie.
The music that the station plays includes Linda Ronstadt's version of "That'll Be The Day" and Billy Joel's "My Life", in addition to other music of the era.
The radio station, located on the 70th floor of the International Trade Center, is targeted by Andromus and Centuri, two surviving Cylons that discover Earth but are forced to crash land after impacting with Recon Delta. They hope to use the powerful 150,000 watt transmitter to communicate the location of Earth to the Cylon Empire, and thus destroy the last remaining outpost of humanity; they are subsequently thwarted by Troy and Dillon .
== Notes ==
* The call letters to the station are revealed in "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part II".
* The fact that they have a 150,000 watt transmitter is boasted about in promotional materials for the station. Wolfman Jack's radio buffers refer to the station as "150,000 watts of pure magic". 
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Wakefield

In the novelization of the miniseries, the Armistice Officer is given a name: Colonel Wakefield.
The novelization suggests that his son, Boxey, also has the same last name.
The novelization, however, takes liberties with the names of several characters, which conflicts with aired or sourced information, so the novelization's content is a separate continuity from the Re-imagined Series canon.
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Walker

Walker, also known as "Baby Walker", is the youngest of Sarah Fowler's children who are unable to live on Terra due to its atmospheric pressures. He has to remain on Paradeen or similar planets for the rest of his life.
The baby is in the house when Commandant Leiter of the Eastern Alliance and his men demand to know where the two advanced craft and its pilots are. The child is used as leverage against Sarah .
== Notes ==
* As with all of Sarah's onscreen children in "Greetings From Earth", Walker was a child of Glen A. Larson. 
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Wallace

Lieutenant Wallace is a crew member on Galactica who participates in defending the ship from a Cylon boarding party .
Lieutenant Felix Gaeta reports that Wallace's team eliminates two Cylon Centurions and corners a third in the ship's laundry, near Auxiliary Fire Control. Gaeta states that, despite the third Centurion's inability to move, it was still firing at Wallace's team .
== Notes ==
* It is possible, but not completely confirmed, that this character is the same as Corporal D. Wallace from "Someone to Watch Over Me."
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Wallace Gray

Wallace Gray is one of President Roslin's senior advisors during , and the man credited with regulating the internal economy within the Fleet, making sure vital food and medical supplies were fairly distributed throughout the fleet . Gray may also be responsible for drafting the means to re-introduce currency-based commerce within the fleet . 
Despite this work, he is still seen by some as either a "prince of darkness" wielding the power behind Roslin, or as a "fatuous gasbag."
When Tom Zarek is nominated as a candidate for the position of Vice President, Roslin persuades Gray to stand against him. While Wallace has a set of policies - his Mission Statement - which is strong enough to win Roslin some support, Gray's style of presentation and approach to the role of candidate for Vice President is hardly dynamic, and he is unable to secure the nomination against Zarek as Roslin had hoped.
As a result of this, and after hearing a wireless interview by Dr. Gaius Baltar, Roslin asks Gray to step down as a candidate, to be replaced by Baltar.
While he does withdraw his candidacy, Gray is far from happy about doing so, and his long-term friendship with Roslin suffers severely as a result . 
== Notes ==
* Gray's fate, particularly in the wake of the Second Exodus and subsequent events, is unknown.
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