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Vespid

== Background ==
The Vespid is a Cylon bomber in use during the (Battlestar Galactica Deadlock).
Its Colonial counterpart is the Taipan.
== Armament and Deployment ==
A Vespid bomber is outfitted with high-impact, close-range armaments capable of unleashing bombing runs against capital ships.
== Game Abilities & Statistics ==
=== General stats ===
* Squadron size: 4 Craft
* Hull points: 36 (9 Hull per craft)
* Speed: 340 m/s
* Damage output: N/A
* Weapon range: N/A
* DRADIS range: 2000m
* Bomb capacity: 24
* Bomb damage: 3
=== 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, Vespids will be restocked with it's 24 bombs upon docking with it's parent ship. This is done immediately, and can be sent back out the following turn.
Bomb target - Vespids can be ordered to attack a specific capital ship, where they will immediately move towards the target via the shortest route and release the squadron's entire payload of short-range bombs to devastating effect. When the order is given, the squadron will move towards and fly along either the top or the bottom of the target, depending on which side is closer when the order is given. Be mindful of the environment when giving the order to bomb a target, as the Vespid will not evade hazards such as flak and debris mines naturally.
==Related Imagery==
File:Battlestar Galactica Deadlock - Josiah Ward Vespid Concepts.jpg|Renders by Josiah Ward
== Notes ==
* The design of the Vespid is a direct nod to the A-B Raider from Galactica 1980.
* In Deadlock's v1.5.112, the ship's hit points were increased from 32 to 36; ship size decreased from -2 to -3; and velocity increased from 3.0 to 3.4.
* The craft's name is from the scientific family name Vespidae, of which wasps and hornets are a part.
== External Links ==
*"Complete Ship Statistics" by Sir Wagglepuss III via StreamCommunity.com
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Vesta

Vesta is a v-world gamer who plays primarily in New Cap City. After noticing that Tamara-A does not derez when shot, she promises to help Tamara "wake up" from v-world in return her help in stealing the avatar and in-game financial assets of Chiron, Vesta's New Cap City rival.
Tamara and Heracles do as they are asked, but by the time they come to Vesta to report their success, Vesta has realized that Tamara Adams died in the Lev bombing some time ago, and cannot "wake up" from v-world. Tamara proceeds to gun Vesta and her coterie of followers down, derezing and presumably permanently ejecting them from New Cap City .
==Notes==
Vesta shares her name with the Roman virgin goddess of the hearth, home, and family.
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Vesta (TOS alternate)

Vesta is an intern of Psych-Med Doctor Ishtara aboard Galactica.
She is one of the many women who fall for Starbuck's charms, sharing her belief to Ishtara―who seeks to ground Starbuck as she fears for his mental health―that Starbuck is honest about his fears of the Cylons after the loss of their homeworlds ().
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Vi

Vi is a saloon girl on Equellus.
Lacerta is apparently fond of Vi.
Macy confides in her that Apollo seems "different" .
==Notes==
* Vi is a common shortform of the female given name "Violet".
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Via Appia

Via Appia was an affluent area of Caprica City, . The Graystone Foundation is located there .
==Notes==
* The Via Appia is the name given to the earliest known and most important road of the old Roman republic.
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Vickers

Sergeant Vickers is a Colonial Warrior who is a member of Galactica's gunnery crews, and is noted as having held the "rear guard at the battle of Caprica." His expertise leads to his assignment to Apollo's Arcta expedition.
When making final preparations aboard shuttle UIY 1138, Thane attacks Vickers with a hand mine, temporarily paralyzing him in the process.
Vickers suffers injuries during the shuttle crash, notably a broken left arm. As with the other members of the expedition, he is later rescued by the Thetas from Deathpoint Plateau, who shelter and treat him . 
He survives the mission and speaks to Croft and a Planner before the Colonials depart . 
== Notes ==
*Vickers can be identified as the man whose hair is parted to one side, and is introduced by Adama in a deleted scene along with a highlight of his accomplishment.
*According to the list of people selected for the Arcta expedition, Vickers is the Team Leader for Gun Crew Alpha in Weapons Bay 12 on . The rank noted in this entry is taken from this paper.
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Vidal Corso

Vidal Corso is a member of the board of directors of Graystone Industries. In 42YR, he votes Daniel Graystone out of the company, appointing Tomas Vergis as its CEO.
Having made a deal with the Ha'la'tha to retake his company, Joseph Adama presents a dossier to Graystone and shares their knowledge of Corso's drunk driving convictions. Adama notes that if Corso isn't easily swayed by the resurrection of old convictions, the Ha'la'tha can set up a fake traffic stop to force his hand .
== Notes ==
* The performer depicted in the dossier photo is uncredited.
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Video Game

Please choose a more specific reference for Video Game.
* For the 2003 Playstation 2 and X-Box game, see Battlestar Galactica (2003 game)
* For the 2007 Xbox 360 and PC game, see Battlestar Galactica (2007 game)
* For the 2011 PC game, see Battlestar Galactica Online (2011 game)
* For the 2017 Xbox one, PC and Playstation 4 game, see Battlestar Galactica Deadlock (2017 game)
Vignon

Vignon is an alcoholic beverage served on Equellus.
Apollo orders this beverage prior to his encounter with Lacerta's lackey, Marco, in the nearby town bar. During his conversation with Red-Eye, the Cylon Centurion under Lacerta's control, Apollo comments that the Cylon wasn't missing out on the drink, despite the fact that he orders another at Lacerta's table . Judging from its name, it is apparently intended to be interpreted as a form of wine by the audience.
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Vinagro

Vinagro is a pharmaceutical perhaps used as an aphrodisiac or erectile aid. In the Virtual World, one does not need Vinagro for frakking 50 women in 1 night. Vinagro sponsors the instant replays in TV coverage of the Caprica Buccaneers .
== Notes ==
* In Esperanto, "vinagro" is the word for vinegar.
* In the "Caprica" context, Vinagro is a nod to sildenafil, better known as the erectile dysfunction drug sold under the trade name "Viagra." This association is further emphasized by the oval blue shape of the on-screen chyron, as Viagra was colloquially referred to as the "little blue pill" during the height of its popularity following its debut in 1998 C.E. 
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Vince Edwards

Vince Edwards (July 9, 1928—March 11, 1996) was an American television actor, best known as the star of the popular medical drama series Ben Casey from 1961 to 1966. During the show's run he recorded several albums and received some starring film work, but following the show's cancellation he was never able to duplicate that success again as an actor (which in later years he blamed on a gambling addiction). His one other regular series Matt Lincoln (1971) lasted just one season.
While acting remained his primary field, he branched out into television direction during Ben Casey's run. He directed the 1978 Season 3 opener of The Hardy Boys for Glen A. Larson which led in turn to his directing work on both Battlestar Galactica and Galactica 1980.
Edwards died of pancreatic cancer in Los Angeles, California, on March 11, 1996. He was buried at the Holy Cross Cemetery in Culver City, California.
== Director credits for "Battlestar Galactica" ==
* The Original Series
** "The Living Legend", Part I and Part II
* Galactica 1980
** "The Super Scouts", Part I and Part II
See also: Episodes directed by Vince Edwards
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Vincent Gale

Vincent Gale is the actor who portrayed Chief Petty Officer Peter Laird ("Pegasus", "Resurrection Ship, Part I", "Razor").
Gale won the Genie Award — the Canadian equivalent of the Oscar — for Best Supporting Actor, for Last Wedding (2001). In 1998, he had been nominated for the Canadian Emmy-equivalent, the Gemini, for Best Performance by an Actor in a Featured Supporting Role in a Dramatic Program or Miniseries, for the 1997 telefilm Major Crime.
Gale received his stage training at the Royal Academy of Music and Drama in Glasgow, Scotland.
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Vincent Tong

Vincent Tong, born May 2, 1980 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, is a Canadian actor, singer, voice actor and director. 
In Caprica he played Demos.
He is the voice of Gene Khan / The Mandarin in Iron Man: Armored Adventures. His other voice roles include Touta Matsuda in Death Note, Toro in Sushi Pack, Henry in Kid vs. Kat, Tetsushi Shiozaki in Slam Dunk and Daniel in Voltron Force. He also voices Kai in Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu as well as Jestro in Nexo Knights.
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Vintage Viper

The Vintage Viper was a military aircraft used for atmospheric flight on , predating the Air Force Viper used by the Caprican Military, as well as those used by the Colonial Fleet in the first and second Cylon engagements.
In operation some time prior to the introduction of a later jet engine-propelled Viper, the "vintage" Viper was a single-pilot, fixed-wing propeller aircraft. It was distinguished by twin aft propellers, a camouflage paint scheme that featured a shark face at the nose. Despite no longer being in service in the year 42, a painting of these Vipers in flight hangs in the executive boardroom of Graystone Industries in Caprica City, Caprica .
In the virtual world, these vintage Vipers are still in operation, launched from the Dreadnaught to strafe the streets of New Cap City, derezzing users at random .
==Notes==
*In materials prepared by Doug Drexler for 2010 Emmy Awards voters, the New Cap City Viper is referred to as the "Vintage Viper" and described as:
::Careering through the noir canyons of New Cap City, these wild street strafing aircraft are launched from a monster dirigible. A spin on the P-40 Tomahawk, these retro Vipers take center stage while raining chaos upon the denizens of this neon festooned urban underbelly. Like the Phoenix, this vintage Viper CG model is fully functional and rigged. A calculated economical poly count of 169109. http://drexfiles.wordpress.com/2010/09/12/caprica-2010-emmy-presentation-book/
*The Vintage Viper sported paint schemes similar to those used by the Flying Tigers fighting squadron during World War II.
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Violence in the Virtual World

Violence in the Virtual World is a The Caprican Opinion article written by Sharon Edmonson. It was printed in Februarius 24, YR42.
== Story ==
It's 10 o'clock. Do you know where your children are? They could be spending their free time killing each other in violent video games in the virtual world. You know, typical kid stuff - no big deal, right? Wrong.
Having grown bored with the same ol' sex, drugs and fighting offered at seedy Holoband hotspots like the V-Clubs, teens are now indulging in a digitized free-for-all of blood and gore that can't be found anywhere else. 
One of the more popular creations of the virtual hack is Xodus, a combat game in which players take on the personae of monster-like characters who are trained to stalk, attack and kill their opponents. Fighters can annihilate other players through electrocution, bludgeoning them with blunt objects or setting them ablaze, all within the confines of a disturbing virtual reality. The virtual crime world of New Cap City is a world free of morals in which players can do WHATEVER THEY WANT without consequences. Rumor has it that some hackers are even recreating the horrific events of the MAGLEV Train 23 bombing. This is not a game, people.
So, the problem is clear: Teens are becoming digital killers, and that is bad. The solution seems simple, too - parents, put a limit on your kids' tech time! A little discipline never hurt anybody, and it could keep your precious darlings from falling into the hack. 
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Viper (1880)

: For the craft from the Original Series, see: .
 
The Viper is an aethership in the Colonial Empire.
These one-person fighter crafts are flown by s of the Empire, including Crown Prince .
Featuring a plexi-crystal canopy, the Viper's pilot is sufficiently protected without need of a flight suit (Steampunk Battlestar Galactica 1880 1). 
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Viper (1980)

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The Colonial Viper is the primary space superiority fighter and attack craft deployed by the Colonial military. Capable of both atmospheric and long-range spacial flight, the Viper is a single-to-two-pilot craft with two-forward mounted laser-torpedo guns as standard.
The Viper is capable of rapid acceleration in the form of a rapid acceleration feature (called "turbos"), which results in greater fuel usage . 
Apparently in use as early as ten-yahren into the exodus from the Twelve Colonies (The Return of Starbuck), the Vipers have a large storage compartment in the undercarriage in which a lone turbine can be stored as well as an energizer powerful enough to render the Viper invisible for 24 Earth hours .
Also, a device capable of time warping, the time warp synthesizer, is outfitted in at least three Vipers: Dillon's, Troy's and one that Xaviar steals .
== Cockpit layout ==
While the ship can be piloted by one pilot, a second person in the back seat can run scanners and other on board computron equipment. The first seat is typically the flight seat, although the second person can assume piloting duties as well, since a second set of flight controls is also availableJamie Hamilton indicates this when she asks what the "turbo" button does, when seated behind Dillon in "Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III". ("Galactica Discovers Earth, Part III", "Spaceball", "The Night the Cylons Landed, Part I").
An on board compartment accessible through the cockpit contains space suits, which can be used when extra-vehicular activity is necessary .
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Image:Almostinvisviper.jpg|A Viper in the process of becoming invisible .
Image:Twoseatsfull.jpg|A Viper cockpit with both seats occupied .
Image:Vipereva.jpg|An external view of the Viper in space, undergoing field repairs .
Image:Viperpanel.jpg|The Viper panel being repaired .
Image:Escapepod.jpg|A Viper escape pod, complete with deployed parachute (The Return of Starbuck).
== Notes ==
* None of the single-seat variants of this craft are seen in use, although they are in many of the special effects scenes in the series—as these scenes are extensively reused from the Original Series. 
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Viper (2003 Video Game)

Within the 2003 Battlestar Galactica video game, three variants of Viper are available: the Mark I, which is designed to be an earlier version of the original series Viper; the Mark II, which is largely based on the Original Series Viper, and the Mark III, which is described as "superior to the Mark II in every respect". The Mark III is distinctive because of its two-seat cockpit and the lack of the characteristic dorsal fin common to most Viper designs. The Mark III is also known as the Strike Viper. 
==Notes==
*The 2003 "Battlestar Galactica" video game has its own continuity that uses elements from both the Original Series and the Re-imagined Series. Despite the naming, these fighters should not be considered to be predecessors or successors to the Re-imagined Series' Mark II or Mark VII models.
*The Mark III Strike Viper was originally known as the Scorpion Viper. 
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Image:ScolhViper MULTI.jpg|Composite render of the Mark I.
Image:Scorpion comp.jpg|Composite render of the Mark III.
Image:Scor render6.jpg|Wireframe model of the Mark III.
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Viper (Blood and Chrome) (Eaglemoss)

The Viper (Blood and Chrome) is issue #15 from Eaglemoss' Battlestar Galactica: The Official Ships Collection, a series of collectible models from the Battlestar Galactica multiverse.
== Description == 
From Eaglemoss' product page:
: Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome introduced fans to a stunning array of reimagined, upgraded starships from the original series that served as the inspiration for the all-new series. The upgraded Viper Mark III is the next addition to our Battlestar Galactica Collection!
: Viper Mark III ship is an updated version of the battle-proven Mark II Viper and was introduced during the last years of the First Cylon War. It has a more angular, modern, and "muscular" design compared to its predecessor. The ship design has inspired subsequent iterations of multi-role Vipers, eventually leading to the highly advanced Mark VII Viper. In Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome William Adama takes part in the virtual reality training program on Viper Mark II showcasing all the capabilities of the ship. 
: This Viper Mark III ship is brought to life in heavyweight die-cast metal and high-quality ABS materials. The model captures the larger size of the vessel, its more angular fuselage, and the stunning paint detail: gunmetal grey with red stripes bordered by white trim. We have worked closely with members of Galactica VFX team to ensure that the model is as accurate as possible. 
: The ship comes complete with a 16-pageThis page count includes the front and back magazine cover. magazine packed with in-depth information about Viper Mark III (Blood & Chrome), exclusive behind the scene articles, and an interview with vaunted visual effects artist Doug Drexler.
== Collector's Magazine ==
Information contingent on review of released item.
== Video ==
Pending release from licensor.
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Viper (TOS-DE alternate)

The Colonial Viper is the primary space superiority fighter and attack craft deployed by the Colonial military. Capable of both atmospheric and long-range spacial flight, the Viper is a single-pilot craft with two-forward mounted laser-torpedo guns as standard.
These one-man fighter craft are often launched via launch tubes built into the launch bays of battlestars, allowing for rapid deployment.
Vipers can be outfitted with a variety of different equipment depending on the mission parameters, including but not limited to:
* : an experimental drive capable of rendering ships invisible to not only scanners, but also from standard sight; when activated, Vipers are equipped with devices that can transmit their locations to other crafts with similar technologies, so as to avoid any incidents ()
* bombing equipment: Vipers can be retrofitted to mount bombs in order to perform attacks against larger targets; bombs filled with nano-cybrid material are deployed against the mainframe city of Tessida ()
Re-designed Vipers based on available equipment and resources to the Fleet lead to the creation of two prototype Temporal Vipers, which were later shelved after an incident leads to the creation of an alternate reality ().
Viper (TOS-RH)

: For the fighter specific to the Original Series, see: Viper (TOS).
The Colonial Viper is the primary space superiority fighter and attack craft deployed by the Colonial military. Capable of both atmospheric and long-range spacial flight, the Viper is a single-pilot craft with two-forward mounted laser-torpedo guns as standard.
In the 18 s since the exodus of Man from the , numbers varied. In , Galactica carried a compliment of 75 Vipers, whose numbers depleted to less than forty around . In the few yahrens that followed this decline, the Fleet discovers a planet rich in the material resources to not only repair (and retrofit) ships, but also the creation of two new Viper classes to restore Galactica depleted ranks .
== Variants ==
In both Richard Hatch's novels and the Battlestar Galactica: The Second Coming trailer, new variants of the Viper are shown. 
* Azure-class Viper: A successor to the seen in the Original Series, and built on . This version is a rebuild of the earlier model of Viper available to Galactica, featuring a new system with efficient tylium usage, thereby reducing solium leads. More than forty were constructed before resources were allocated to its successor, the Scarlet-class . 
* Scarlet-class Viper: A successor to the Azure-class, Galactica began building these class of Vipers 18 yahren after "The Hand of God", circa . The first one is given to Lieutenant Commander , with a second one slated for Captain , who stuck to his older Viper . 
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Viper 0233NC

Viper 0233NC is a Viper Mark II piloted by Kara Thrace roughly one year and six months prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
This Viper is damaged when Thrace rams it into an expensive prototype craft during a combat exercise (Battlestar Galactica: Season Zero 3).
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