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Aerilon Crystal

Aerilon Crystal is a brand of table salt used in the Colonies, purporting to tie or originate from Aerilon prior to the Fall of the Twelve Colonies.
A box of this salt, featuring the claim of "All Natural No Additives," is used by Margaret Edmondson to pour a dividing line down the middle of the hangar deck of to ceremonially separate, and then reunite, and Galactica crews during a prayer service prior to the New Caprica rescue attempt .
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Aft damage control

The Aft Damage Control room presumably controls shipboard bulkheads, vents, and other life-sustaining aspects on . In the event of fire or other hazards, the room can be used to adjust controls that manage fires or prevent smoke and other toxins from permeating the remainder of the ship. It is likely that this room is used only if the command crew in CIC are dead or incapacitated, or unable to perform the D.C. task from CIC's Damage Control station.
It is unclear if 06-B9 AFT DAMAGE CONTROL is a computer, or if it just refers to the closet where manual controls for life-support are located.
Colonel Saul Tigh knew from experience that the use of such damage control rooms was a Cylon Centurion boarding tactic. By gaining control of these rooms, a Cylon could vent the atmosphere of a battlestar into space, suffocating the crew, or open bulkheads and airlocks to eject the crew into space. The Cylons would also attempt to control Auxiliary Fire Control to use the battlestar's own batteries against other Colonial ships--in this case, to fire on the civilian Fleet.
Captain and others are able to stop two Centurions from accessing Aft Damage Control while other crew elsewhere are able to stop the assault on Auxiliary Fire Control .
==Notes==
* In a deleted flashback scene from "Valley of Darkness," Saul Tigh trades stories from the Cylon War with William Adama, and reveals where he got his knowledge about the Cylons' tactics. When Tigh served on the Brenik Centurions boarded the ship and a vicious battle for its control ensued.
*In Razor, Admiral Cain also shows knowledge about the exploitation of these backup Damage Control systems as a Cylon tactic when she recognizes Secondary Damage Control as being the likely target of a Centurion boarding party on Pegasus during the original attack on the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards and orders Fisk to immediately dispatch the Emergency Response Team directly to their version of backup damage control system similar to Aft Damage Control on - it isn't mentioned how much of Pegasus this damage control station has access to or if it is an improvement on the much older Galactica system, but it seems be a necessary Battlestar design feature and is capable of shipwide atmospheric venting, making Human control of Pegasus nearly impossible and killing any of her crew not in pressurized suits and helmets if the system was compromised.
* It is rumored that AFT DAMAGE CONTROL was later used as a joke among Galactica crew in that every time something bad happened anywhere on the ship, they would say how angry the AFT DAMAGE CONTROL closet was going to be when it found out.
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Aggie Moreland

Aggie Moreland is a survivor of the Eastern Alliance's devastating attack on Paradeen. She lost her children in the attack and lives with her husband Josh on the outskirts of the large city. She is among the three people that discover the Lunar shuttle and . 
Moreland is horrified and frightened at the fact that there are actually children on Paradeen, presumably as Sarah's and Michael's children reminded her of her own, thus fearing for them.
 initially blames Ms. Moreland and the other survivors for the damage done to the Vipers. As it later turns out, she and her party are innocent of any wrongdoing, as Sarah destroyed the controls of the Vipers during the night.
Later, when the Eastern Alliance destroyer commanded by Commandant Leiter lands, Moreland tearfully refuses to turn the children away and gives them a place to stay while Apollo, , Michael and the others foul Leiter's plans. She will doubtless be a fine neighbor for the family that Michael and Sarah set up .
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Agro-3

Agro-3 is an Agro Ship in . 
As with other agro ships, Agro-3 primarily bulk is dedicated to containing a greenhouse, outside of basic ship requirements in terms of its control center, engine room, and crew quarters.
During the 18 in flight from the , Agro-3 became of social importance within the Fleet. Beyond its capacity to generate foodstuffs, including heffala berries, fallaga and mange grass, its vegetation also generates oxygen. Thus, sections of Agro-3 were open to Fleet citizens, so that they may partake in the delights of fresh air along pre-ordained garden paths. 
Following the passing of by natural causes in , a murder of a nearly unidentifiable individual occurs on this ship by the powers of a disembodied Count . The remains are discovered by civilians and recovered for examination by , and the mysterious death leads to Lieutenant and Ensign Dalton's search of Terence, the agro-worker on duty at the suspected time of the murder .
== Notes ==
* Given that Agro Ship 9 was the sole surviving Agro Ship during in , it can be assumed that Argo-3 is a new breed of Agro Ship constructed on or after .
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Agro Ship 9

Agro Ship 9 is the last remaining Agro Ship within the fleet, after her other two sister ships are destroyed by a task force.
Lead Agro Specialist Carmichael oversaw this agro ship; Carmichael later informs Colonel that the ship could produce agro supplies but was in need of new seedlings.
Apparently seedlings are not kept aboard or not in enough quantity to meet the bare-minimum needs of the Fleet's members. This ship obtains seedlings from Sectar by the efforts of , , , and Siress Belloby .
During his time with the Fleet, Count Iblis makes way to this ship many times, thanks to Lieutenant Sheba. As proof of his alleged miracles, he manages to accelerate the growth of the plants making fruits larger and the food plentiful in his bid for power. Carmichael calls this a "miracle," however Doctor Wilker disproves this belief when he discovers that a form of radiation accelerated the growth of the crops .
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File:TOS - TMW - Agro Ship 9 Crop Destroyed.jpg|Col. 's walk through of the destroyed crops with Carmichael aboard the last surviving agro ship in the aftermath of the .
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Aidan Dee

Aidan Dee is the actress who portrayed Hippolyta in Caprica.
Dee was born in Vancouver, Canada. She attended Langley Fine Arts School with a Visual Arts major. In 2005, she graduated from American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York City.
Dee has appeared in the 2010 action film A Dangerous Man and The Farm, a spin-off pilot of The L Word.
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*Official site
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Air Force Special Detachment One

Air Force Special Detachment One is a project of the United States Air Force that deals with unexplained phenomena. 
Colonel Jack Sydell is the leader of this unit in 1980 , but is later shot by Xaviar and is subsequently replaced by Colonel Briggs . 
It is because of this project that Troy, Dillon and other Galacticans, including the Super Scouts, are consistently interfered with, and thus make efforts to avoid being both detected and captured.
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* This detachment is inspired by the real Project Blue Book, which officially ended in January 1970, after it had been terminated in December 1969. 
* Owing to the inclusion of the United States Air Force, a disclaimer is shown on screen at the end of all episodes featuring the detachment.
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Air Force Viper

The Air Force Viper is a Caprican Air Force aircraft used for atmospheric flight on in the years prior to the Cylon War. It follows an earlier model and predates those Vipers used by the 
Colonial Fleet in the first and second Cylon engagements.
A Viper flight simulator featuring these single-pilot fighter jets is available through the virtual world interface for holoband users. Fifty-eight years before the Fall of the Twelve Colonies, Zoe Graystone and her date Philomon fly atmospheric Vipers over a simulated sea and oil rigs. Unfamiliar with the controls, Zoe accidentally collides with Philomon's fighter, sending both jets crashing into the water .
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*Like the Marine Blackhawk VTOL aircraft seen in "End of Line" and "Apotheosis," the Air Force Viper seen in "The Imperfections of Memory" is marked with the pentagonal shape seen on the of and the similar Cylon War-era Raider in the Re-imagined Series and Blood and Chrome.
*Interior shots of the Viper in "The Imperfections of Memory" feature several cuts to existing footage from episodes of Battlestar Galactica, including one from "Razor" that features the cockpit and DRADIS console of the Viper Mark II. http://www.syfy.com/_cache/assets/assets/caprica_episode107_commentary.mp3
*The Air Force Viper appears to be a marriage of components from existing military aircraft like the F-18 and F-14.
*On his personal website, VFX modeler Pierre Drolet describes this Viper as a "Caprica[n] Air Force fighter jet (not a star fighter)."http://sci-fi-museum-pierre-drolet-com.webs.com/viper-air-force
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Akins Transluminal Orbital Manufacturing Facility

The Akins Transluminal Orbital Manufacturing Facility, also known as the ATOM Facility, is a large research space station that was located near Caprica. It served as the site of a research and development complex which was used by the Caprican government in order to create warrior bots to fight in the conflict against Sagittaron in the years prior to the Cylon War. The facility was headed by Commander Ben Tanner who was charged with researching a way to get the machines to kill Human life whilst not turning against their creators.
As the project continued, the facility came under a commando raid by the Sagittarons who jumped into the region and deployed boarding parties before the ships escaped. The assault force included technicians who were tasked with spinning the FTL drives and jump the entire facility into Sagittaron space. Using combat robots of their own that suffered from the same flaw in their programming, the Sagittaron force overwhelmed the Caprican defenders. However, Tanner's personal robot Isak managed to overcome its programming and killed the invaders that threatened his masters life. This allowed Tanner to save half the facility whilst the other half was jumped away. Whilst part of the manufacturing complex was lost, the more critical research facility on the port side remained in Caprican hands. (Battlestar Galactica: Cylon War 2). 
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Al

Al is the sound operator and driver of the United Broadcasting Company camera van Brooks requests of Anne. Brooks goal is to get an exclusive interview with the reclusive Doctor Donald Mortinson, who despises the media, via Jamie Hamilton. 
When Mortinson drives off with Troy, Dillon and Jamie Hamilton, Al is tasked with pursuing the car. Brooks' zealous pursuit of the story eventually leads to a full scale car chase that involves the police .
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While uncredited for his appearance, actor Hal Frederick was identified via computer-aided face recognition. A later Galactica 1980 character is similarly named. 
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Alain Rivard

Alain Rivard is a 3D modeler active in several fan forums. He has contributed work to at least four episodes of , working with the Battlestar Galactica in-house visual effects team.
His work includes, but is not limited to:
*Black Market
**Prometheus - modeling Shown as an example of work on 3d Ghetto site
*Scar Post to lwg3d.com
**Asteroids - modeling and textures.
**Mining ship - retexture, modeled landing gear, drilling rig.
**Cylon raider - retexture (for Scar).
*Resurrection Ship, Part I
**Resurrection Ship - modeling and textures.
*Downloaded
**Cylon Birthing Chamber - co-design, modeling and painting.
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* at scifi-meshes.com
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Alan Hughes

Alan Hughes is Gaius Baltar's first lawyer, hailing from Zephyr. 
He is responsible for sneaking the pages of Baltar's manifesto, My Triumphs, My Mistakes, off and disseminating them to the Fleet's population.
Cally Tyrol describes Hughes as a "snazzy high-priced lawyer". He appears to be something of a flirt, making a pass at Margaret "Racetrack" Edmondson before boarding her Raptor. 
In addition to his flirting, many of Hughes's quirks annoy Racetrack, which include whispering in her ear while she has her helmet on and taking off his shoes during flight. 
Even Baltar did not hold his defender in high esteem, claiming that all "that bloke did apart from napping was, you know, manage to smuggle out my papers".
Hughes is killed when a bomb explodes under his seat in the Raptor meant to shuttle him back to Zephyr. His killer is later identified as Galactica Landing Signal Officer Captain Aaron Kelly.
After his death, Hughes is hastily replaced by public defender Romo Lampkin as Baltar's attorney .
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Alan J. Levi

Alan J. Levi is the director of "Saga of a Star World" (for which he never was officially credited) and "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero" two-parter.
Levi has directed other genre television, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer, 1976-77's Bionic Woman, The Incredible Hulk, and Quantum Leap.
== Director credits for Battlestar Galactica ==
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** "Saga of a Star World" (uncredited)
** "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I"
** "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part II"
See also: Episodes directed by Alan J. Levi
== External Links ==
* Alan Levi interview on GALACTICA.TV
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Alana Husband

Alana Husband is the actress who portrays Nurse Sashon in "Faith".
Husband has appeared in various other genre series either as an actress or as a stunt performer, including Jeremiah, Dark Angel, Stargate Atlantis, Stargate Universe (with Ryan Kennedy and Anna Galvin), The Dead Zone, and UPN's attempted revival of The Twilight Zone.
Her last noted acting credit is from 2011 and, as of 2013, is a portrait photographer.
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Alastair Thorne

Lieutenant Alastair Thorne is an officer aboard the battlestar Pegasus. 
Thorne's role is well known among his fellow crewmates as the "Cylon Interrogator." His method of interrogation includes torture and sexual assault, aided by Pegasus marines. Thorne and his men apparently raped the captured Number Six infiltrator known as Gina Inviere on a routine basis, with his men "lining up for turns" with her, leading to her near-catatonic mental condition .
Thorne is raping the Caprica copy of Sharon Valerii in 's special brig when Galen Tyrol and intervene to stop him. Thorne is accidentally killed when Tyrol throws him against the brig's wall, and Thorne's skull is pierced by an exposed bolt. Admiral Helena Cain, who appears to be complicit in Thorne's interrogation behavior, arrests Tyrol and Agathon .
Colonel Jack Fisk explains to the jailed Agathon and Tyrol that he, as well as many others among the Pegasus crew, owed Lt. Thorne their lives—roughly fifty in total, according to Specialist Gage. In fact, Thorne was apparently well-admired by the crew, to the extent that Gage and Specialist Vireem come to Tyrol and Agathon's cell to antagonize and abuse them .
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Ale

Ale is an alcoholic beverage, sometimes bottled, and presumably similar to ale, a form of beer. 
Both Greenbean and Giles pilfer a quantity of ale—as well as some ambrosa—from the Officer's Mess for 's sendoff party before Apollo's marriage to Serina. Security notices its absence and investigates the party, but is ultimately sent away by Colonel , who covers for them .
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Aleks Paunovic

Aleks Paunovic is a Canadian actor and an ex-Canadian super heavyweight boxing champion who portrays Sergeant Omar Fischer in the Re-imagined Series and William Adama Sr. via flashbacks in the prequel series Caprica episode "The Dirteaters".
Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Paunovic is 6'6" tall, and weighs approximately 265 pounds. His tremendous arms give him a three inch reach advantage on Lennox Lewis. Paunovic is the ex-Canadian super heavyweight boxing champion.
Paunovic is a good friend of Tahmoh Penikett. Penikett has let Paunovic punch him in the head a few times, which was purportedly a humbling experience.
Paunovic has also appeared in Stargate SG-1, Psych, Eureka, Hawkeye.
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* Official website
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Alert fighters

Alert fighters are a group of Vipers "standing by" within a battlestar's launch tubes with their pilots in or very near their cockpits in preparation for a quick launch, and are analogous to modern day "alert five" aircraft.
The purpose of alert fighters are to support a Combat Air Patrol with the intercept or elimination of any incoming enemy threat.
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Alessandra Torresani

Alessandra Olivia Torresani (credited and born as Alessandra Toreson, born May 29, 1987) is the American actress cast in the role of Zoe Graystone / Zoe-A for the Re-imagined Series prequel Caprica.
Born in Palo Alto, California, Torresani has guest starred in various series, including Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles, Bones, Arrested Development, JAG, Malcolm in the Middle, and ER.
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Alessandro Juliani

Alessandro Juliani portrays Felix Gaeta in the Re-imagined Series.
A graduate of McGill University, where he earned a Bachelor of Music in Vocal/Opera Performance, Juliani has performed both on stage and on screen, raking up an impressive list of appearances in a short time. 
== Film Appearances ==
In 2003 he appeared at the Playhouse as Mendel in Fiddler on the Roof and at Bard on the Beach as Feste in Twelfth Night and Montjoy in Henry V, where he previously played Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Malcolm in Macbeth. 
Other experiences include singing the title role in The Marriage of Figaro at the Chan Centre, Vicar Gedge in Albert Herring at the Aldeburgh Festival, England, Romeo in Romeo and Juliet at the Orlando Shakespeare Festival, Feste in Twelfth Night for Carousel Theatre, as well as principal roles in Montreal productions of Assassins, A Little Night Music, and Godspell. 
His film and television credits include principal roles in Dark Angel, Jeremiah, Taken, Stargate SG-1, Time Tunnel, Final Destination, and the lead role in the award-winning short film Blue Skies. 
He also has a significant number of credits as an animation voice actor, including roles on Captain N: The Game Master, X-Men Evolution, Beast Machines, and Death Note.
==Notes==
* He is featured on the soundtrack for Season 4, singing vocals on "Gaeta's Lament".
* Later, he provided the vocals for Capricoperatica in Caprica "End of Line."
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Alex Hyde-White

Alex Punch Hyde-White (born 30 January 1959) is a British actor of American film and television.
Born in London, England to Wilfrid Hyde-White (Sire Anton), he portrayed Cadet Bow in "The Gun on Ice Planet Zero, Part I," as well as appeared as an unnamed, but different Warrior in "The Man with Nine Lives".
He later participated in Glen Larson's Buck Rogers in the 25th Century in various roles; his father had a brief recurring role in the second season of the series as Doctor Goodfellow.
== Life ==
Hyde-White relocated from England to the United States with his father, Wilfrid Hyde-White, after Wilfrid's role in Warner Brothers's successful 1963 film musical My Fair Lady. Hyde-White retained his dual citizenship.
During his teen years, Hyde-White joined his father in the theatrical run of The Jockey Club Stakes at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. At age 16, he attended Georgetown University.
In his later years, he became a father of two boys, and works with children as a baseball coach and a theater teacher. Hyde-White resides in Southern California.
== Film and Television Career ==
At 17, he returned to California to become a contract player for Universal Studios, thus leading to his work on the Original Series and other Glen Larson series, including Buck Rogers in the 25th Century and Quincy, M.E. during the 1970s.
In the 1980s, he worked on Broadway and, from there, in England. While in England, he obtained his first starring role in Biggies: Adventures in Time. Work in other countries followed, including Ishtar in Morocco, Phantom of the Opera in Budapest, The First Olympics: Athens 1896 in Greece. He worked on a few additional UK television productions before returning to California in 1989 to work on the last season of Newhart (featuring Bob Newhart) as Scooter Drake. 
Additional Hollywood film work followed, including Pretty Woman, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, the Civil War film Gods and Generals, Catch Me if You Can, and the first film adaptation of Fantastic Four.
In 2001, his production company TMG produced the romantic comedy Pursuit of Happiness (unrelated to the Will Smith film of a similar name) which went to DVD after limited theater screenings. 
As of 2011, Hyde-White will screen his Hamlet-based documentary Three Days (of Hamlet)] at film festivals prior to a DVD release.
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* Alex Hyde-White's Official Website
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Alex Zahara

Alex Zahara is a Canadian actor who played the character of Valance in the Re-imagined Series episode "Colonial Day".
Zahara has appeared in several sci-fi TV series including Stargate SG-1, Babylon 5, Jeremiah and Dark Angel.
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