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There were many uses of the number 327.

• 327, a fleet of Imperial CR90 corvettes
• Boba Fett, who was called by this clone trooper serial number when using the alias "Lucky."
• DFS-327, a vulture droid of the DFS Starfighter Squadron assigned to the Saak'ak.
• Rian-327 airspeeder, a type of personal airspeeder found on Coruscant.
• Docking Bay 327, the location that the Millennium Falcon docked with the Death Star I, and its control room.
• Vulptereen 327, a podracer model created by the Vulptereen.
• J-type 327 Nubian royal starship, a royal starship model fitted with a 327 hyperdrive core.
• 327th Star Corps, a legion of Clone troopers
• Outpost 327, a station from where Tydirium was captured
• The Millennium Falcon landed on Cloud City's Platform 327.
• KRONOS-327, an IG-86 sentinel droid belonging to Ziro the Hutt.
• CT-327, a clone trooper stationed at the Republic listening post on Rishi moon.
• 327-T, a WED-15 Treadwell serving aboard the Venator-class Star Destroyer Tranquility.
• Bay 327 on Port Tower Tarkin-12.

Behind the scenesEdit

Much like 1138, 327 is a recurring number in the Star Wars films and Expanded Universe media, often related to flying craft and landing zones. It also appears in other films by George Lucas, first appearing stamped on a car engine in American Graffiti^[1]. 327 is a perfect totient number.

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