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Revision as of 05:14, 29 March 2012
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- "So we got another no returner mission. How is it we're on the list for all the tough jobs?"
"Cause we never miss, Warthog. I'll bet you drinks for ten rotations we come out of this without a scratch." - ―Warthog to Tracer
"Warthog" was the nickname of a clone trooper pilot from Hunter Squadron. He participated in the Battle of Gwori, the First Battle of Felucia, and the Battle of Kadavo, where he served as Plo Koon's wingman.
Biography
Battle of Gwori
The Repubic led an attack against the Shipyards of Gwori commanded by the Muun overseer, Juhm. Under the command of Plo Koon and Saesee Tiin, Warthog along with his gunner Tracer and the rest of Hunter Squadron made a risky precision hyperspace jump to get behind the blockade enabling the fighters to make a bombing run on the shipyards. The initial wave of Proton bombs was successful in destroying some frigates, but Master Plo Koon realized that there were many more vessels and that they would not have enough bombs to destroy them all. He reordered the squadron to change their targets to bring the shipyard down on itself, which was successful.
First Battle of Felucia
Jedi Master Plo Koon led several LAAT/i gunships and their escorting squadron of V-19 Torrent starfighters to extract the Republic troops on the planet's surface. He ordering his wingman, Warthog, to protect the gunships, while General Koon initiated an attack run on the approaching Vulture droid starfighters, clearing the way for the rest of the Republic ships. Though the fighters made it past the blockade, they were pursued by a pair of droid starfighters into the atmosphere of Felucia. Warthog came under attack by the two pursuing Vulture droids, and General Koon turned around to assist the clone pilot saving his life by shooting down the Vulture droid that was on his tail.
Mission to Aleen
- "Great, it's gonna be another one of those planets."
- ―Warthog
Around 21 BBY, during the Clone Wars, The planet Aleen was subject to intense earthquakes. CC-3636 lead Wolfpack in a rescue mission to the sytem where they flew down relief supplies for the Aleena and helped set up a temporary hospital and kitchen. Warthog flew a LAAT/i to transport supplies and troops down to the surface, and remarked about the type of planet he was on after an Aleena flying a Can-cell kept pace with his gunship.
Battle of Kadavo
Shortly after the Battle of Kiros, Warthog once again flew with master Plo Koon in a attempt to rescue the people of Kiros, who were being held as slaves in a labor processing plant on Kadavo. Plo Koon lead a squadron of Clone Z-95 Headhunters and LAAT/i gunships while they assualted the Zygerrian base, with Warthog flying a Headhunter. HH-87 Starhoppers, combined with the gun turrets of the base soon proved difficult to take out. A pair HH-87 Starhoppers flanked the Headhunters and opened fire on them, and Warthog took a hit. Realizing his wingman was in danger, Master Koon cut his engines to let both Warthog and the enemy starfighters pass. Once behind the Starhoppers, the Jedi Master disposed of them with quick bursts of cannon fire, saving Warthog's life once again. After the gun turrets were taken out by Jedi Anakin Skywalker, Admiral Coburn and the Wolfpack aboard a Arquitens-class light cruiser rescued the people of Kiros.
Behind the scenes
Warthog first appeared in the graphic novel Shipyards of Doom. He later appeared in Holocron Heist, a Star Wars: The Clone Wars episode from the Season Two and has reapeared in The Clone Wars: Season Four.
Appearances
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars: Shipyards of Doom (First appearance)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Holocron Heist"
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Mercy Mission"
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars — "Escape from Kadavo"
Sources
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars Comic UK 5.6
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars Comic UK 5.7
- The Clone Wars Episode Guide: Holocron Heist on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Star Wars: The Clone Wars (Pack: Y-Wing Scout Bomber with Clone Trooper Pilot)
- Mercy Mission on StarWars.com (backup link (explore/the-clone-wars/ep405/#!/about) not verified!)
- "Launch Pad" — Star Wars Insider 130 (Picture only)
- Escape from Kadavo on StarWars.com (backup link (explore/the-clone-wars/ep413/#!/about) not verified!)
- Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures — "Shop" (Set: Warthog)
- Admiral Coburn in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link)
- HH-87 Starhopper in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Warthog in the Encyclopedia (content now obsolete; backup link)
Notes and references
External links
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