The T-65C-A3 served the Republic during the bitter days of Grand Admiral Thrawn’s lightning offensive that nearly brought down the fledgling New Republic.
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X-Wing T-65C-A2
The T-65C-A2 X-wing starfighter was a starfighter used by the Alliance to Restore the Republic during the Galactic Civil War. It was a variant of the T-65 X-wing starfighter.
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The T-65BR X-wing reconnaissance starfighter, commonly called the Recon-X or Snoopscoot, was a variant of the Incom T-65 X-wing starfighter modified for reconnaissance missions.
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The T-65B was the workhorse of the Rebel Alliance X-wing fleet. A substantial improvement over the A model led to the T-65B’s dominance of the space arena. Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles both flew T-65Bs into combat against the first Death Star.
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The T-65A3 served the Republic even as it was being replaced by the XJ-Class X-wing. The starfighter made a name for itself among pirate crews that flew against it before the Yuuzhan Vong invasion demanded the full-scale production of the XJ-class.
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The T-65AC4 X-wing boasted many improvements over earlier models. It was much faster than the older T-65, with a sublight speed comparable to that of the RZ-1 A-wing interceptor.
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The Alpha-3 Nimbus-class V-wing starfighter, often simply known as the V-wing starfighter or Nimbus fighter, was a short-ranged starfighter deployed late in the Clone Wars by the Galactic Republic.
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The TIE whisper starfighter was a TIE line starfighter similar to that of the TIE/wi modified interceptor that was also used by the First Order.
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The TIE/wi modified interceptor, also known as the TIE whisper or simply the whisper, was a First Order TIE line interceptor used during the war against the Resistance by Kylo Ren. During the war, Ren used his TIE whisper to confront Rey on Pasaana.
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The prime Imperial starfighter at the height of its power, TIEs are designed to be fast, but they are also light and very fragile.
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