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| + | {{Youmay|a Rebel pilot|the Jedi Master [[Traavis]] or the author [[Karen Traviss]]}} |
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| + | |image=[[File:Milar Travis portrait.png]] |
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| + | |species=[[Human]]<ref name="Droids 8">''[[Star Wars Droids 8: Star Wars According to the Droids, Book III]]''</ref> |
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| − | '''Travis''' was a [[Rebel pilot]] who participated in the [[Battle of Yavin]]. It is not known if she flew with [[Red Squadron]], [[Blue Squadron]], [[Green Squadron]], or [[Gold Squadron (Rebel)|Gold Squadron]], or if she survived the battle. |
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| + | |affiliation=[[Alliance to Restore the Republic|Rebel Alliance]]<ref name="Droids 8" /> |
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| + | '''Milar Travis''' was a [[Human]] [[Sexes|female]] who served as a [[Alliance to Restore the Republic|Rebel Alliance]] [[starfighter]] [[pilot]] during the [[Galactic Civil War]]. During the war against the [[Galactic Empire]], Milar was trained under her mentor, [[Puck Naeco]] on how to become a pilot. In [[0 BBY]], she participated in the [[Battle of Yavin]] alongside her mentor.<ref name="TEGW">''[[The Essential Guide to Warfare]]''</ref> |
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==Behind the scenes== |
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+ | [[File:Travis-briefing.png|left|thumb|Travis (lower right), [[Luke Skywalker]] (lower left), and other [[Rebel pilot]]s being briefed before the [[Battle of Yavin]].]] |
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+ | When the [[Marvel Comics]] young readers imprint [[Star Comics]] adapted [[Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope|''Star Wars'': Episode IV ''A New Hope'']] for the last three issues of their [[Star Wars: Droids (Marvel)|''Droids'' comic series]], the Battle of Yavin sequence in [[Star Wars Droids 8: Star Wars According to the Droids, Book III|issue 8]] did not depict any easily recognizable pilots from the film other than [[Luke Skywalker]] and [[Wedge Antilles]] (though Wedge can only be identified through his dialogue rather than his appearance.) On the other hand, characters not depicted in other media were added, including Travis, a tall male pilot with red hair, and a dark-skinned male pilot. |
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| − | [[Luke Skywalker]] and [[Wedge Antilles]]. On the other hand, characters not depicted in other media were added, including Travis, a tall male pilot with red hair, and a dark-skinned male pilot who may be [[Barlon Hightower]] from ''[[Marvel Star Wars 78: Hoth Stuff]]''. |
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| + | While only Travis' surname appears in her original appearance, her first name was given by [[Jason Fry]] in ''[[The Essential Guide to Warfare]]''. Fry added the first name "Milar", making the character's name a reference to both [[Karen Traviss]] and [[Karen Miller]]. Travis was to be identified with the callsign [[Red Twelve]] in the guide, but the callsign was given to her mentor Puck Naeco instead.<ref name="EGW endnotes 10">[http://jasonfry.tumblr.com/post/24614452839/eg-to-warfare-endnotes-pt-10 EG to Warfare: Endnotes pt. 10]</ref> |
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| + | *''[[The Essential Guide to Warfare]]'' {{1stID|Milar}} |
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Revision as of 19:46, 8 October 2015
Warning: This infobox has missing parameters: parents, pronouns, children, siblings, partners, families, feathers and unrecognized parameters: imageBG, era
Milar Travis was a Human female who served as a Rebel Alliance starfighter pilot during the Galactic Civil War. During the war against the Galactic Empire, Milar was trained under her mentor, Puck Naeco on how to become a pilot. In 0 BBY, she participated in the Battle of Yavin alongside her mentor.[2]
Behind the scenes
Travis (lower right), Luke Skywalker (lower left), and other Rebel pilots being briefed before the Battle of Yavin.
When the Marvel Comics young readers imprint Star Comics adapted Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope for the last three issues of their Droids comic series, the Battle of Yavin sequence in issue 8 did not depict any easily recognizable pilots from the film other than Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles (though Wedge can only be identified through his dialogue rather than his appearance.) On the other hand, characters not depicted in other media were added, including Travis, a tall male pilot with red hair, and a dark-skinned male pilot.
While only Travis' surname appears in her original appearance, her first name was given by Jason Fry in The Essential Guide to Warfare. Fry added the first name "Milar", making the character's name a reference to both Karen Traviss and Karen Miller. Travis was to be identified with the callsign Red Twelve in the guide, but the callsign was given to her mentor Puck Naeco instead.[3]
Appearances
- Star Wars Droids 8: Star Wars According to the Droids, Book III (First appearance)
Sources
- The Essential Guide to Warfare (First identified as Milar)