Palamedes
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===Name variations=== | ===Name variations=== | ||
*'''Palamedes''' (<abbr title="LaserDisc">LD</abbr><span class="lr-1px">/</span><abbr title="Digital Versatile Disc">DVD</abbr> subtitles) | *'''Palamedes''' (<abbr title="LaserDisc">LD</abbr><span class="lr-1px">/</span><abbr title="Digital Versatile Disc">DVD</abbr> subtitles) | ||
| - | *'''パラミデュース''' (<abbr title="LaserDisc">LD</abbr><span class="lr-1px">/</span><abbr title="Digital Versatile Disc">DVD</abbr> | + | *'''パラミデュース''' (<abbr title="LaserDisc">LD</abbr><span class="lr-1px">/</span><abbr title="Digital Versatile Disc">DVD</abbr> subtitles — Japanese) |
===Background information=== | ===Background information=== | ||
Revision as of 05:25, 30 June 2011
 The flagship Palamedes (796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE)) | |
| Affiliation: | Free Planets Alliance |
| Flag officer: | Vice Admiral al-Salem |
| Purpose: | Flagship (9th Fleet) |
| Status: | unknown |
Palamedes (Japanese: パラミデュース) was the Alliance flagship of the 9th Fleet under Vice Admiral al-Salem.
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Service history
The Palamedes led the 9th Fleet in the Alliance invasion of Imperial territory in 796 UC (487 IC / 3596 CE). With Alliance forces suffering from a supply shortage due to Imperial attacks on their supply lines, the 9th Fleet was ambushed at extreme close range by the Mittermeyer Fleet in the Alviss System. The Palamedes was damaged in the opening moments of the battle, causing a cable to fly loose on the ship's bridge, which struck and severely wounded Vice Admirl al-Salem. The Palamedes' final fate is unknown. (LOGH: 'The Battle of Amritsar Starzone')
Appendices
Appearances
- LOGH:
(1)
- 'The Battle of Amritsar Starzone' (first appearance)
Name variations
- Palamedes (LD/DVD subtitles)
- パラミデュース (LD/DVD subtitles — Japanese)
Background information
Palamedes may be a reference to either a Greek mythological figure, or a Saracen knight of Arthurian legend.
