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Ghost Squadron

Ghost Squadron is a black-ops Viper team, introduced in Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts, who are stationed on various battlestars before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. Ghost Squadron also includes a contingent of Colonial Marines lead by Sergeant Glenn. Overall command if this unit is in the hands of Captain Alexander Chen.
Prior to the Fall, they are stationed aboard battlestar Therion, and their ship strength includes six Stealth Vipers, two Viper Gunships, and a Raptor Ultra. 
During the Battle of Aquaria, they lose 17 persons (7 pilots and 10 Marines) in addition to three ships: 1 Viper, 1 Viper Gunship, and the Raptor Ultra. After Therion's destruction, Captain Chen makes the civilian transport Orion their home base (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 1—4). 
== Team Members ==
Rank 	Name 	Description
Captain 	Alexander Chen 	Leader of the Ghosts who is more than 40 years old. According to Brandon Jerwa, "He’s that stoic kind of guy that inspires complete and total loyalty from his pilots, and he’s also the first to jump in the thick of things during combat." This stems from his experiences on Tauron.
Lieutenant 	Jorianne Landry	Wife of Lt. Myer Castall. Mother of their two children who don't survive the Fall. Runs a Viper Gunship.
Lieutenant 	Myer Castall 	Husband of Lt. Jorianne Landry. Father of their two children who don't survive the Fall. Runs a Viper Gunship.
MajorIn the public relations material relating to this comic series, including Brandon Jerwa's own interview, Dozil Pennit is referred to as a Captain. However, during Arvin Tyler's conversation with Pennit in Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 3, Tyler refers to Pennit as "Major".	Dozil Pennit 	A Number Two sleeper agent who is activated in the days following the Fall.
Major 	Falk 	Member of Ghost Squadron who survives the Battle of Aquaria.
 	Ryden† 	Impulsive Viper pilot killed during the Battle of Aquaria.
 	Goedken† 	Viper Gunship operator killed with his co-pilot, Modeen, during the Battle of Aquaria.
 	Modeen† 	Viper Gunship operator killed with his co-pilot, Goedken, during the Battle of Aquaria.
 	Arkat† 	Officer killed while attempting to use the Medusa nuke ship against the Cylons.
 	Yvon† 	Officer killed while attempting to use the Medusa nuke ship against the Cylons.
Sergeant 	Glenn† 	Marine killed while attempting to use the Medusa nuke ship against the Cylons.
 	Brasco† 	Pilot of the Raptor Ultra drop ship who is killed when a Number Three destroys the Medusa nuke ship in Aquaria's atmosphere.
== External Links ==
* Jerwa: The Ghosts of Battlestar Galactica, interview by Matt Brady
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Giana O'Neill

Giana O'Neill is an aeronautical engineer employed by Sun Airways who, after winning a lottery drawing, is rescued from by Sharon "Boomer" Valerii and Karl "Helo" Agathon during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies. She enlists in the Colonial Fleet, becoming a mechanic aboard Galactica, replacing deckhands lost during the Fall.
== Joining the Fleet ==
She is brought to Colonial One via Raptor 312, asking for her husband, and later appearing in the crowd at the service for the dead where Commander William Adama announces their destination, Earth .
Her husband Simon served as a medic in the Colonial Fleet near Gemenon and was presumed dead . She has a daughter, Jemmy, from a previous marriage.
O'Neill enlists in the Colonial Fleet and becomes a mechanic on , putting her civilian experience as an aeronautical engineer to use. She bonds with Chief Galen Tyrol, and immediately picks up on his relationship with Valerii, stating she knows an "office romance" when she sees one. She is reunited with her husband and daughter, who managed to get off Gemenon aboard the container ship Cybele. 
Unbeknownst to her, Simon is actually a Number Four Cylon. He later commits suicide when he is ordered to blow up Cybele by Brother John Cavil, choosing to die rather than hurt the ones he loved with the belief that his love for his wife would outlast his death. O'Neill is questioned regarding the incident by Colonel Tigh. During the questioning she brings up and then denies the possibility that Simon was a Cylon. Tigh assures her that no one thought he was and conveys his sympathies for her loss. After later learning from Kara Thrace that Simon was indeed a Cylon, O'Neill discusses the matter with Tyrol. She claims Simon's suicide was heroic, and she'd also kill herself if she suspected she were a Cylon too . This later prompts Tyrol to ponder and attempt suicide himself following his discussions with Brother Cavil and Valerii's earlier death . 
O'Neill appears one last time as she stands in an intersection while the Cavils are being escorted to the hangar deck for their execution via a launch tube . 
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Gianne

Gianne was 's estranged fiancée on Caprica.
Soon before the Cylon attack, Gianne informed Adama that she was pregnant with his child. Adama's own issues with his family made the idea of fatherhood apparently frightening, so he "pushed her away and ran." She stormed off because he wouldn't commit, and Adama failed to contact her again before he left on his assignment to the decommissioning ceremony on .
Before Adama could change his mind, the Twelve Colonies were attacked by the Cylons. Gianne, and Adama's unborn child, are presumed dead.
Months later, Adama's loneliness and depression since the loss of the Blackbird leads him to a relationship with Shevon. She later realizes that Adama is trying to somehow replace the memory of Gianne with Shevon and her daughter, and rebukes him .
==Notes==
* According to Jamie Bamber in an interview with the UK publication Dreamwatch magazine on January 30th, 2006, Gianne was Apollo's fiancée, not just his girlfriend. She does appear to be wearing an engagement ring in flashbacks.
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Gideon

Gideon is a heavy hauler transport vessel within the Fleet, captained by Elias Meeker . 
Circa Day 53, it is the site of an internal struggle following the forced removal of President Laura Roslin by Commander William Adama. The crew refuses to resupply in protest, and is boarded by a marine team as a result, taking the needed supplies by whatever means necessary. The situation degrades, and as the crowd becomes more harassing, the marines open fire, killing four civilians. The incident, named the "Gideon Massacre" by reporter D'Anna Biers, would have severe repercussions on the fleet in the coming days, as the civilians fight to have Roslin reinstated . 
The commanding officer of Gideon would later be selected as a juror in the trial of Dr. Gaius Baltar after he is jailed after rejoining the fleet following the escape from New Caprica . Following the trial, it loses power after jumping to the Ionian Nebula, where it survives a Cylon attack against the struck fleet . It is presumed that Meeker joins the newly formed Quorum of Ships' Captains, following the assassinations of the previous delegates during Gaeta's Mutiny . 
== Gallery ==
File:TRS - Resistance - Gideon Docking Bay.jpg|Galactica's boarding party led by Lt. Joe Palladino enters Gideon's docking bay .
File:Gideon Mass.jpg|Galactica Marines mishandle Gideon's civilians during a food riot, leading to the infamous massacre 
== Notes ==
* "Gideon" is the name of one of the biblical characters in the Book of Judges. 
* It is unknown whether or not Meeker was in command during the "Gideon Massacre".
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Gideon Enterprises

Gideon Enterprises is a construction company on Caprica.
In 42YR, the company's employees deconstruct the Maglev 23 memorial for relocation to Apollo Park, so as to make way for another building. Upon seeing this, Amanda Graystone accosts an employee and forces them to temporarily leave the job site .
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Gilbert Tanner

Gilbert "Gil" Tanner is part of the Tanner family, and is Benjamin Tanner's uncle.
Tanner grieves with his family following the death of Tim Tanner during the Caprica-Sagittaron Conflict.
Tanner is later killed by s and is interred with other family members, such as Amanda Tanner ().
== Notes ==
It is inferred that Tanner worked at Tanner Robogenics, and that Tanner had specialized knowledge relating to the creation of the militarized robots.
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Giles

Giles is a friendly, short, but easy to anger pilot on .
While attending a bachelor party for Captain , he is one of the many pilots infected with the mysterious virus brought back by Lieutenant . He is fond of alcoholic beverages and gambling, like Lieutenant . 
When Cadet Cree is deemed MIA, Giles is sent to pack Cree's personal effects, however Starbuck forcibly convinces Giles to abandon this task .
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Giles (TOS-RH)

Giles is a on in .
He is a part of , and is later killed in the battle against 's forces when they spring their first full-fledged attack against , after a six pause .
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Gillian Greene

Gillian Greene (born January 6, 1968) is an American actress who portrayed Melanie in "Greetings From Earth," an episode of the Original Series.
Born in Santa Monica, California, Greene is the only daughter of Lorne Greene and Nancy Deale. 
Greene has only appeared in brief appearances in Battlestar Galactica and the revival movie for Bonanza.
Greene married Sam Raimi in 1993, with whom she has 5 children; a few of them would later appear in Spider-Man 3.
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Glen

Please choose a specific reference for the name, Glen:
* Glen A. Larson, Battlestar Galactica's creator who is credited as a Consulting Producer in the Re-imagined Series.
* List of Former Glen Larson Productions Cast and Crew, a list of those who have worked on various Glen Larson shows and any of the Battlestar series.
* Glenn, a marine in the Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts comic book series.
Glenne Campbell

Glenne Campbell is Costume Designer on the Re-imagined Series.
Campbell speaks in length on the inspiration, design and usage of the costumes for both Cylons and Colonials in the video blog, "Out of the Closet: Costumes on 'Galactica'."
Campbell was nominated for a 2006 Emmy Award for Oustanding Costumes for a Series for her work in the season 2 finale episode "Lay Down Your Burdens, Part II". 
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Gloria Alonzo

Gloria Alonzo is the teenage daughter of Louise and Hector Alonzo.
She lives on her family's troubled farm along with her younger brother, Chris. This farm is saved by Troy and Dillon, the latter of whom she has a crush on. 
After Dillon wins the black horse Satan from their former owner John Steadman as a result of a wager, Dillon gifts the horse to Alonzo . 
== Notes ==
In an earlier draft of this episode, entitled "Harvest Home," Gloria was named Kate Markham. In that draft, she is noted as being only sixteen, yet her father Ray Markham made it a point to note to Dillon that she was an able cook and that she would make a good wife. This point was later revised in the filmed version, likely owing to the limitations of the child-friendly time slot.
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God

In the context of Battlestar Galactica, God is a deity worshiped by the Colonials of the Original Series and by the Cylons of the Re-imagined Series.
*For information on God in the Original Series, see God (TOS).
*For information on God as the deity of the Cylons in the Re-imagined Series, see God (RDM).
*For general information on the Colonial deities in the Re-imagined Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies (RDM)#The Lords of Kobol.
*For general information on the Colonial Lords of Kobol in the Original Series, see Religion in the Twelve Colonies (TOS).
== Episodes ==
* The Hand of God (TOS), the final episode of the Original Series
* The Hand of God (RDM), an episode of the Re-imagined Series
God (TOS)

:For information on God as defined by the Cylons in the Re-imagined Series, see God (RDM).
God is addressed directly by Commander Adama shortly after the Battle of Cimtar, asking God to take the burden of saving humanity from him if possible.A similar plea is made by Jesus of Nazareth, according to Christian scripture, before his trial and crucifixion.
God, as well as the Lords of Kobol, are called upon by Adama to bless the sealing of and Serina .
Given that the Ninth Lord of Kobol was mortal (entombed in Eden on ), the Lords of Kobol may be more akin to saints, whom the Colonials worship as Roman Catholics venerate saints, whom Catholics believe intercede in prayer for their benefit.
In the episode "War of the Gods," the nature of God becomes confused in the series as the Beings of Light and Iblis appear. The episode dialogue infers more that the Lords of Kobol were deities, and that there is some connection between the Beings of Light, Iblis and the Lords of Kobol.
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Goedken

Goedken is a member of Ghost Squadron and operator of a Viper Gunship with co-pilot Modeen. During the Battle of Aquaria, Ryden, Modeen and he disobey Commander Burkett's (and Alexander Chen's) orders and engage the Cylon forces above Aquaria. This rash action results in their deaths (Battlestar Galactica: Ghosts 2).
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Gold Classic Galactica (Eaglemoss)

The Gold Classic Galactica is an unreleased special edition from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
The Gold Classic Galactica holds the distinction of being the second unreleased Battlestar Galactica model from Eaglemoss to make its debut at Master Replicas. This model will be released to the public with a limited quantity of 500 models.
== Description ==
== Promotional Material ==
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* It is not known if the gold variant was slated for public release by Eaglemoss.
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Gold Cluster

The Gold Cluster, sometimes referred to as the "Star Cluster," is the Colonials' highest battle award.
Sire Uri and the Quorum organize a gathering to give this decoration to , , and for their roles in clearing the Straits of Madagon for the Fleet, allowing them to make it to Carillon in time to resupply. The award is, in part, a political move on Uri's part to attempt to mollify . Uri plans on asking for the disarmament of the Fleet at the award ceremony, hoping that doing so would pacify the aggression of the Cylons .
== Separate Continuity ==
After Major 's assault force slays Major 's assailant, Chief Paris, aboard , Sheba jokes that he wouldn't be awarded "the Golden Cluster if you don't get shot at least once" .
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Gold Viper Mark I (Eaglemoss)

The Gold Viper Mark IIn 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 an unreleased special edition from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
The Gold Viper Mark I holds the distinction of being the first unreleased Battlestar Galactica model from Eaglemoss to make its debut at Master Replicas. This model was released to the public with a limited quantity of 500 models.
== Description ==
From the Master Replicas' product page:
"The prestigious Viper Mark One (also referred to as the Starhound Class Viper) is the first model of the illustrious Colonial Viper space superiority fighter line. The Mark One first entered military service shortly before the First Cylon warThe "First Cylon War" is a term used in the Re-imagined Series. The term should be "Thousand Yahren War." as a pre-emptive counter-action against the now independent Cylon Fleet"
== Promotional Material ==
File:(MR) Gold Viper Mark I (Promo Material).jpg|Master Replicas' online advertisement for the exclusive availability of the model
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* Although the "gold" variant is identicial to the Viper Mark I offering, this model is included with a completely different stand.
* It is not known if the gold variant was slated for public release by Eaglemoss.
* The gold viper packaging comes with a distinct golden exclusivity sticker on the box with the lettering "Gold Variant Limited Edition". 
* The edition does not include any magazine. 
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Goldie's Off Track Betting

Goldie's Off Track Betting was a betting parlor located in the Little Tauron section of Caprica City in the years before the Fall. It was also a hub of activity for the Tauron crime syndicate the Ha'la'tha and its confederate Samuel Adama.
Composed of the main establishment and a large back room where Ha'la'tha members including Frankie and even occasionally the Guatrau himself would meet. Television screens displaying footage of horse races as well as shows like Backtalk with Baxter Sarno were located in the backroom along with tables for games of Triad.
A young Willie Adama was briefly employed at Goldie's, influenced by his uncle Sam Adama to skip school and learn the ways of Tauron men. Willie was later killed by a stray bullet at Goldie's after the Guatrau called for the killing of Sam and Willie's father, Joseph Adama .
Joseph Adama created a virtual version of Goldie's as a place to meet the Guatrau who communicated with Adama from the real location and was soon murdered there, retribution for the death of Willie Adama .
:Goldie's was a real location in Vancouver, British Columbia, filmed at the corner Gore Avenue and Powell Street, a few blocks south of the Little Tauron street exteriors seen in "Rebirth". 
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Golem Five

Golem Five is a gas giant planet.
Imperius Leader Erebus is killed by Lt. Adama in the upper atmosphere of this planet during the events of the Battlestar Galactica 2003 Video Game.
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*This planet 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.
*In Jewish folklore, a golem is an animated being created entirely from inanimate matter.
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Gordon Haight

Gordon Haight is the actor who portrayed Deacon in the Galactica 1980 episode "Space Croppers".
Haight has starred in the television series Eight Is Enough, Quincy, M.E. (produced by Glen A. Larson), and Roswell; as well as the films of American Gigolo, The Beach Girls, Can't Stop the Music, Honky Tonk Freeway, Lovely But Deadly, and Near Dark.
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Gorgon

Gorgons are creatures within the mythology that surrounds the Colonials' polytheistic religion.
In his blaspheming rant in a temple aboard , Gaius Baltar points out the fact that Asclepius demise was brought about by the blood of a Gorgon .
== Notes ==
*In Greek mythology, Gorgons were dangerous female monsters whose gaze turns a person to stone. Medusa was one of them.
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Gorkon

Gorkon is a planet known to Troy.
When watching the 1955 theatrical film This Island Earth on 1980's Earth with fellow Warrior Dillon and the Super Scouts, Troy recalls that he "hasn't seen anything like [the mutant alien on the screen] since the planet Gorkon". This view is echoed by Wellington, who mentions that the bug-eyed alien in the Earth movie looks like the Gorkons .
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* Gorkon is the name of the Klingon Chancellor played by David Warner in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
* Presumably, since Troy was a young child during the Fall of the Twelve Colonies and presumably never set foot off the Colonies before then, it can be assumed that Gorkon was a planet visited by the Galactican Fleet en route to Earth. This is fully supported by Wellington's quip while watching the movie.
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