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Abel

Abel is a third generation miner whom grooms as his assistant following the reclamation of Cygnus from the .
Abel met Baltar while both studied at the University of Picon, and both strike up a friendship. 
Following the reclamation of Cygnus from the Cylons, Abel is tasked with finding new sources of tylium to sell during the Thousand-Yahren War in order to build up Baltar's tylium operations over the Cyrannus galaxy. Over the next ten yahren, Abel does so while Baltar amasses his political power to mirror his financial acumen. 
A half-yahren after Baltar secures a survey contract from Sire Damaris, Abel later discovers the planet , summoning Baltar to arrive at Carillon in secret. It is this mistake that leads to Abel's death by Baltar's hands, as Abel proves that Carillon has the largest deposits in the known galaxy. Despite Baltar's proselytizing and his revelation of selling tylium to the Cylons, Abel's ethics prevent him from going along with hiding the discovery from the , and Baltar pushes him over a cliff to his death (). 
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Abel Thornton

Ensign Abel Thornton is an officer assigned to CIC aboard . He serves as the tactical officer during the search for the missing Raptor party and the following battle.
His duties aboard Pegasus appear to mirror those of Lt. Felix Gaeta on .
== Notes ==
* Despite his duties mirroring those of Lt. Geata on Galactica, Thornton does not wear junior flight wings and it can therefore be assumed he does not hold any kind of flight status. 
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Abraham Valerii

Abraham Valerii was claimed by Sharon Valerii as her father on the mining colony of Troy, apparently killed during a disaster on the colony . He was married to Katherine Valerii (TRS: "Kobol's Last Gleaming, Part II"). Sharon was in fact a copy of Number Eight with no biological parents, so the Valeriis were either nonexistent or a couple unrelated to her.
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* According to series co-creator Ron D. Moore in a 10/24/05 interview on "The Chase Show" on the SF webcast news site TheFandom.com, there was never a human named Sharon Valerii. This information eliminates the possibility that Abraham was Sharon's actual father, although it does not eliminate the possibility of Abraham's existence on Troy.
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Abraxus

Abraxus is a moon that orbited the planet Sagittaron. Prior to the Cylon War, Sagittaron and Caprica were at war with one another leading to the Capricans dispatching an armada to a battle zone near Abraxus. (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 1) 
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Academy

The Academy is a training center for Colonial Warriors and Protectors. 
Colonials students are trained in the roles for each profession. Captain studied law codes at the Academy, despite graduating as a Warrior, a point that Apollo is reminded of when he asks to defend Lieutenant 's innocence in the termination of Flight Sergeant Ortega .
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The academy consists of two administrative bodies, the Core Faculty and Cadet Council.As inferred by the terms used in the book, the Core Faculty is the body of teachers and administrators at the Academy, while the Cadet Counil may more than likely act as a student council.
As part of the training at the academy, students (who are called cadets) who aspire to be Warriors are given a various aptitude tests, including a test to find a hidden picture within a picture. 
Both and Baltar went through the Academy, although Baltar is expelled for attempting to reprogram a testing computer to improve his scores. Although officially, the reason for Baltar's leave was noted as being medical in nature.Ibid., 8-9.
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Academy (alternate)

The Academy is a training institution on Galactica that trains Colonial Warriors.
Majors and Sheba are instructors at the Academy, and have graduated such warriors as Troy, Dalton, and Zimmer.
Dalton and Troy are the youngest Warriors to have graduated from this institution, with Dalton holding the record of youngest Warrior to graduate (TOS: Armageddon).
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Acmarans

Acmarans are a race of bi-pedaled, humanoid creatures with dark blue skin. 
A patrol from encounters these aliens on a planetoid, inhabiting a city called Salis on their native world (TOS: The Law of Volahd, Part 1).
The Acmarans were, according to Averna, once a passionate, freedom loving, yet conflicted race before Taron came into power. With him, he brought talk of obtainable peace and protection through their "true god," an IL-series called Volahd. After this, many Acmarans began disappearing, only to be experimented upon by the Cylons for the "new life" promised by Volahd. Around this time, the force field, powered by cyranite, is installed to protect the Acmarans, and likely installed to prevent any to escape out to space, as well as to prevent any transmissions from being sent or received (TOS: The Law of Volahd, Part 2). 
This "perfect peace" is enforced by the fact that anyone being judged by Volahd as "evil" is sentenced to death (TOS: The Law of Volahd, Part 1).
However, many Acmarans managed to escape Taron's and the Cylons' forces, fleeing to nearby hills. An Acmaran, Averna, manages to escape undergoing the "new life" process, and is able to deceive Taron and his followers, installing herself in a position to seek out other Acmarans who may have escaped as well.
The Acmarans are later freed from the Cylon tyranny when an angered and betrayed Taron disrupts the energy field, causing the destruction of both the city and Volahd's (TOS: The Law of Volahd, Part 2).
== See also ==
* Averna
* Taron
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Acropolis

Acropolis was one of five sent to the peace conference near the old moon Cimtar, which then turned out to be an ambush by the . 
While was able to survive, as it had left the battle early to rescue the , the attack destroyed and three other battlestars, including Acropolis .
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* Though not specifically seen on screen, the Acropolis is mentioned when the Cylons attack the fleet at Cimtar .
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Action stations

Ship alerts on Colonial warships are known as action stations and are given to prepare the crews for battle. The alerts are typically by voice as well as by a klaxon in the following format:
:"Action stations, action stations. Set condition one throughout the ship. This is not a drill."
The three states of readiness are:
:Condition One: Attack is present, or imminent. This alert places the ship at its highest state of readiness. All crews go to their combat posts. Bulkhead doors are closed in case of decompression. Additional Viper pilots are scrambled to supplement the Combat Air Patrol and the Alert Fighters, and flight support crews man their stations. The CIC is locked down and the ship's commander is on station.
:Condition Two: Threat probable, but not present. Crew readiness is somewhat more relaxed than full readiness. This is usually ordered directly after the end of a Condition One alert.
:Condition Three: This is the "all clear" alert, returning crews to their normal, day-to-day non-combat duties after Conditions One or Two. This is normal cruising during wartime. Weapons are partially manned, but the ship is at less than full readiness. 
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*The three known conditions seem to follow the same condition template that the US Navy (USN) does for Conditions One to Three. Ron D. Moore has been known to base much of the terminology in the Colonial Fleet on real-world terminology from the USN. If the Action Station system is the same in both, "Condition Four" would be normal peacetime cruising and "Condition Five" would be normal peacetime condition while in port. 
*The term "action stations," a term from the Royal Navy, is equivalent to "general quarters" in the USN. Both replace the outdated "battle stations".
*In various scenes (specifically during "Exodus, Part II"), text referring to each of the known conditions can be observed on the tactical station's displays in the CIC.
* The term "condition escalation" is used in the various comic books based on the series to signify a possible change in alert status, particularly when entering a situation that may be hostile ("Battlestar Galactica: Pegasus," "Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 0").
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Actual

"Actual" is the wireless callsign for the commanding officer, borrowed from the real-world communications term for the officer-in-charge (e.g. the commander of a military vessel, task force or unit). 
It is used to distinguish the commanding officer from other personnel who may use the communications channel, without resorting to a code name or other identification. It is frequently used when sensitive information needs to be communicated directly to the officer-in-charge or when a direct and urgent order must be rendered.
Example: A pilot from battlestar Pacifica, callsign "Joker," is ordered to engage a target.
: Pacifica: Joker, Pacifica. Engage the unidentified craft, weapons free.
: Pilot: Pacifica, Joker. Confirm.
: Pacifica: Joker, Pacifica Actual. Execute the order.
When communicating over wireless aboard , William Adama is "Galactica actual". 
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Ada

Ada is a character in Clarice Willow's simulated holoband scenario. In the scenario, Ada and other Soldiers of the One members attend a Pyramid match at Atlas Arena to plant explosive detonators and destroy the stadium .
Her father worked in an office.
== Notes ==
*According to Kacey Rohl's Twitter, Ada will reappear in another episode.
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Adam

Adam is one of the original members of the Thirteenth Tribe that made its exodus from . 
Adam convinced his father to leave Kobol after the other tribes had already left. Having successfully convinced his father to do so, he and his consort, Eve, left on one of the many pyramid arks. As with these other arks, his ark—later dubbed "Adam's Ark"—encountered an entity resembling Anubis who, without provocation, attacked—thus resulting in the decision to scatter the remaining members of the Thirteenth Tribe to increase their chances of getting to Earth. In suspended animation for many millennia, the ship successfully landed on Earth.
In the Colonial yahren 7362, Commander Adama opens the pyramid ark and awakens Adam and his consort, who are distressed to find that they had become cherished memories amongst the Colonials as well as the threat. This threat, thanks to Count Iblis, makes it to Earth and Adama stays behind to protect Adam and Eve. When Iblis teleports Baltar and two s to the ark itself, Adama puts himself in front of a laser blast meant for Adam. Adam retaliates with his staff weapon, which destroys Baltar's Centurions, but fails to kill Baltar who escapes (TOS: War of Eden 3-4).
After the discovery of a being purporting to be Ares, another member of the Thirteenth Tribe, Adam voices his suspicions regarding Ares, which prove to be true (TOS: The Enemy Within 1-3).
== Notes ==
* Adama reveals that he is named after Adam.
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Adam "Mojo" Lebowitz

Adam "Mojo" Lebowitz currently acts as a Visual Effects Artist & Sequence Designer for the re-imagined Battlestar Galactica. He has been with the show since "33," making him the longest-running FX artist on the series (second only to Visual Effects Supervisor Gary Hutzel). Highlights of Mojo's work have been designing the chase in "Scar" and the climactic moments of "Exodus, Part II," when the Pegasus sacrifices herself to save .
 
Along with his fellow artists at Zoic Studios, he was nominated for an Emmy Award in 2003 for the episode "33" and in 2007, Mojo and the current in-house Visual Effects team won the Emmy for "Exodus, Part II" (yes, it's true that he attended the awards ceremony in his Original Series Colonial Warrior uniform)BSG nerd wins Emmy, cops open fire (almost). No one would argue that he is the biggest fan of the Original Series currently working on the show, and when the series is over he plans to pursue a career in vagrancy because he can't imagine any job is better than this oneAnatomy of a Cylon.
 
Prior to Battlestar Galactica, Mojo served as a CG Supervisor for Star Trek: Voyager and as Visual Effects Supervisor for the Las Vegas attraction "Borg Invasion." His career began in 1992 with Foundation Imaging, the very first company to use computer graphics as a visual effects tool on the series Babylon 5. His other credits on genre shows and movies include Serenity and the re-mastered version of Star Trek: The Motion Picture. He won an Emmy Award for his work on the Voyager episode "Dark Frontier". He was previously nominated for the episode "Year of Hell, Part II".
On his blog, he talks about his FX work on Battlestar Galactica, as well as his previous work on Babylon 5 and Star Trek.
==External links==
* Darth Mojo's blog
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Adam Swiderski

Adam Swiderski is a journalist for the daily periodical The Caprican. His sympathetic opinion on monotheism differs from Ralston Sinclair's. (The Caprican: "Monotheists Are Not Your Enemy")
== Journalist credits for The Caprican ==
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Adama's Journals

Adama's Journals are entries made by Commander and his counterpart in the Re-imagined Series during their command of . 
In both the and Galactica 1980, Adama typically dictates his entries into a computer via a microphone, itself using voice recognition technology in real-time to convert the spoken dialogue into text format. 
In the Re-imagined Series, Wiliam Adama handwrites his entries into an official logbook, which Admiral Cain later reviews after Pegasus joins the Fleet . 
== In the television series ==
Forthcoming... 
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Adama's quarters

Adama's quarters are aboard , located near the hull due to the presence of view ports, as well as near core command.
The quarters consist of at least two different rooms, an office area and a bedroom. The office area has a desk, as well as some shelves . The bedroom has a bed with a viewport over it, some recessed lockers, and a table with chairs . Both areas have a telephone on the wall near the entrance.
Adama is put to bed rest in his quarters under the observation of Cassiopeia, after contracting an unspecified ailment .
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File:Adamabed.jpg|Adama's bedroom .
File:Adamatable.jpg|The entrance to Adama's bedroom area.
File:BaltarsBargain.jpg|Baltar makes a bargain .
File:Adamacivies.jpg|Adama and Doctor Zee (The Return of Starbuck).
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Adama (1880)

: For the canonical character from whom this depiction is based, see: Adama (TOS).
: For other separate continuities from other comics and novelization sources, see: Adama (TOS alternate).
Archduke Adama is one of the members of the Quorum of Twelve of the Colonial Empire, commanding officer of the aethership Galactica, and ruler of Caprica.
Adama's children are Crown Prince Apollo and Lady Athena.
A veteran of the Ovion Wars, Adama thwarts Professor Baltar's plans to obtain power following the Cylonics victory in decimating Carillion. Baltar enters exile with his machines and creations (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1).
Adama later achieves victory over the Cylonics, both at following the destruction of Caprica (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 3), and later decimates the Cylonic forces at (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4).
== Personal Relationships ==
Adama takes an active dislike into Athena's associations, including her romance with (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1) and dissuades from engaging in a relationship with Athena, giving Starbuck the ultimatum of either giving her up or leaving the Colonial military. Starbuck opted for the latter (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 4). 
With regard to Apollo, Adama is quick to write off his son and vows for vengeance against the Cylonics and Baltar, while at the same token forbidding Athena to pursue Apollo (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
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Adama (Majestic Studios)

The Commander Limited Edition Collectible Figure is an 1/6-scale mixed-media figure, and is part of the Series Two release from Majestic Studios circa 2005.
As is typical of 1/6-scale mixed-media figurines, this piece features multiple points of articulation (rotating head, arms, legs), is clothed using materials that replicate the look of the costume worn by the character, and includes certain accouterments. 
To aid in the display of the figurine, the piece comes with a two-piece display stand consisting of a display base with the show's logo and the support arm that cradles the figure around its torso. 
== Accessories ==
The figure includes one accessory in the form of a hand-held computer, which is also included in the Apollo and Starbuck figures. 
== Outfit ==
The ensemble worn by Adama are his command blue uniform (tunic and pant) including cape, black waist belt with buckle worn at the waist, and black knee-high boots. As to be expected, Adama features his collar pins and medallion.
== Prototype ==
A prototype for this figure was shown at San Diego Comic Con in 2004, featuring early levels of costume detail. Of note, the prototype figure did not have the proper "checkered" trim on either the cape or tunic. 
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Adama (TOS-RH)

Adama is the first leader of the Colonials following the , commanding from the last known battlestar, Galactica in .
As part of the pure Kobollian bloodline, a direct descendant to the House of Kobol, Adama possessed highly advanced mental skills that made him a formidable commander and leader, with such skills including empathy and great wisdom .
== Commanding Galactica ==
Many yahrens prior to the Colonial exodus, Adama assumes command of the 500 s-old . Aboard her is a sanctuary, built into the commander's quarters during the construction of the battlestar, and known to only himself and, later, his eldest son, , upon his thirtieth novayahren.
Adama tutors his son using the advanced machinery that, while steeped in antiquity, outpaces technology available to the Colonials at that time . 
== Fleeing the Cylon Tyranny ==
In the wake of the Cylon tyranny, Adama became a man known for few possessions, having only retrieved an antique clock from their ruined homestead on following the Cylon's final attack. It was not the only item of antiquity in his possession, as his sanctuary featured an antique wooden chair.
During his leadership of the Fleet, Adama lead them beyond the Cyrannus galaxy and into deep space, attempting to track down the path of the that fled , the second birthplace of human kind. 
Adama would not know the sights and sounds of for, into their journey, Adama experiences a massive cardiac arrest, lapsing into a three-week coma before succumbing to the ravages of life. His body is jettisoned into the void of space, and his death lead to a power vacuum exacerbated by .
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Adama (TOS alternate)

This article covers the various depictions of from the tie-in novelizations, comic books, and other media.
== Various Continuities ==
=== Dynamite Entertainment comics ===
There are at least four variations of this character within the Dynamite Entertainment comics sagas, including:
* , the standard depiction;
* , the President of the in an alternate reality;
* , from the series;
* Troykus Adama, from the series.
=== Marvel Comics ===
Adama is commander during the , and the n representative to the . Upon his return from the last meeting of President 's Quorum, he learns of an engagement of his sons' craft by a then-unknown force and fails to successfully advocate for a defensive posture to Adar. Adama, buoyed by 's suggestion, engages Galactica in battlestations drills that allow the battlestar the dubious honor of being the only surviving battlestar from the .
Upon realizing that no support exists at , Adama orders a return to Caprica to defend the Colonies from attack, but is too late. His surviving son, , ferries Adama to their family home on Caprica: it is a burnt-out carcass, and Adama believes his wife, , to be deceased. 
From the foothills of Caprica, the sorrowful Adama advocates for the survivors to , and gives them a destination for their exodus from the : the thirteenth colony, ().
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