Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 2.Star Wars Adventures: The Clone Wars – Battle Tales 1.You can help Wookieepedia by expanding it. This article is a stub about a military subject. Īround 9 ABY, New Republic pilot Trapper Wolf wore the insignia of the Wolfpack on his flight helmet while pursuing the gunship Razor Crest in the atmosphere of Maldo Kreis for its involvement in freeing the Twi'lek Qin, a former prisoner aboard the New Republic Correctional Transport Bothan-5. When Gregor witnessed the wolves attack, he stated that it reminded him of the clone troopers of the Wolfpack, and Wolffe agreed, saying that the wolves fought just like his former unit had. When it appeared that the Empire had the Rebels cornered, Ezra Bridger called upon a group of Loth-wolves to help against the stormtroopers. During the liberation, the Clone Wars veteran fought alongside fellow clone troopers Clone Captain Rex and clone commando Gregor. In preparation for the Liberation of Lothal, the Spectres called among many of their old allies to assist in the planet's liberation from the Empire, and among these allies was Wolffe. Wolffe and his troopers were later sent on a mercy mission to the world of Aleen. The Wolfpack served in battles like the Mission to Quarmendy, the siege of Hisseen, and the Battle of Abregado, the latter of which saw heavy casualties for the 104th. Grand Master Yoda agreed, telling their fellow Jedi the clones deserved to be treated like people. At a gathering in the Jedi Temple, Koon told his fellow Jedi and Republic senators about his squad's tactics and how, despite what the Kaminoans had claimed, the clones worked better the more they were able to act like individuals. The Wolfpack was a squad of clone troopers in the 104th Battalion under Jedi General Plo Koon and Clone Commander CC-3636 "Wolffe." The squad was active since the early weeks of the war, during which time its members already started to show signs of individuality. Please bear in mind that the Gateway has had nearly seven million people pass through the gates.Wolffe led the Wolfpack during the Clone Wars. Do we have a list of everyone who has come However, in the case of those books from Lackland, typically only one flight was featured in each book. On the bright side, many people have been donating their fligh t books to the collection. The only ones out there are what you and your flight mates purchased. Along the same lines as the flight photos, independent contractors have put those together and like the photos, the contractors have not kept copies. I am looking for a copy of my flight book from when I graduated. I have an oversized photograph - what do I do?Īnswer: Please see the "How To Submit A Photo."Ħ.
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