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OOM command battle droid
Production information
Manufacturer	Baktoid Combat Automata[1]
Product line	OOM-series battle droid[1]
Model	OOM command battle droid[1]
Class	Battle droid[1]
Technical specifications
Height	1.91 meters[1]
Gender	Masculine programming[1]
Sensor color	Black[2]
Plating color	Tan[2] with yellow markings[1]
Chronological and political information
Era(s)	Rise of the Empire era[2]
Affiliation	Trade Federation[2] Confederacy of Independent Systems[3] Separatist holdouts

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OOM command battle droids were any OOM-series battle droids used by the Trade Federation and Confederacy of Independent Systems for the purposes of transmitting orders from the Central Control Computer to squads of infantry or security battle droids. Until the Clone Wars, the commanders were the only OOM units to possess intelligence and independence apart from the Central Control Computer. A notable command battle droid was OOM-9, who commanded the droid forces in the Invasion of Naboo.

CharacteristicsEdit

The OOM command battle droid were constructed by Baktoid Combat Automata and had a set of black sensors along with tan plating. The droids also had masculine programming^[2] and was 1.91 meters in height. Yellow markings on their torsos and heads marked the status as a command battle droid.^[1] They contained programming which allowed them to adapt to circumstances, which sometimes malfunctioned.^[4] They received long-distance signals allowing them to be far from base with their squads, and reported directly to the Central Control Computer.^[5] If a command droid lost contact with a CCC, it would remain active for three minutes, upon which time it would enter standby mode for a further ten minutes, after which it shut down completely.^[source?]

HistoryEdit

The OOM command battle droids were deployed as part of the Trade Federation Droid Army in 32 BBY.^[6] During the Invasion of Naboo, OOM commanders, along with organic officers, took charge of regular infantry droids.^[5] OOM command battle droids were in charge of the droids sent to hunt the Jedi Obi-Wan Kenobi and Qui-Gon Jinn.^[7] OOM-9 reported directly to Viceroy Nute Gunray. After the Droid Control Ship was destroyed, all the droid units on Naboo shut down.^[2]

Trade Federation OOM command droids joined the Separatist Droid Army.^[3] During the Clone Wars, they served as liaisons between infantry droids and their Separatist masters, making them the CIS equivalent of the clone trooper commanders. Although most had antennae, some assigned to Armored Assault Tanks lacked them. Later in the Clone Wars, the OOM series command droid was upgraded and was given a larger back pack, but was later dropped for an unknown reason.^[source?] Battle droid officers led company-level formations^[6] and were assigned as captains of Separatist starships. Certain battle droids were granted additional programming and assigned as officers.^[8] Following the demise of the Separatist Council, all units of the Separatist Droid Army were deactivated,^[9] barring those used by Separatist holdouts.^[6]

Behind the scenesEdit

OOM command battle droids first appeared with the release of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace and its tie-ins.

AppearancesEdit

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Non-canon appearancesEdit

• LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game
• LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga
• Kowakian Monkey-Lizard
• Always count your clones before take-off
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Lightsaber Duels (Appears in flashback(s))
• LEGO Star Wars: The Quest for R2-D2 game
• LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars

SourcesEdit

• Arms & Equipment Guide
• Star Wars: Episode I toy line
• Star Wars: Power of the Jedi
• Star Wars Episode I: The Visual Dictionary
• Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
• Obi-Wan: Prima's Official Strategy Guide
• Secrets of Naboo
• Star Wars: The Clone Wars: The Visual Guide
• The Clone Wars Campaign Guide
• The New Essential Guide to Droids
• Galaxy at War
•  Battle droid in the Databank (content now obsolete; backup link on Archive.org)
• The Phantom Menace: The Expanded Visual Dictionary
• The Essential Guide to Warfare

Notes and referencesEdit