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For other uses, see Phoenix Squadron (disambiguation).

Phoenix Squadron

General information

Military unit type

Organizational information

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Commanding officer(s)

Staff officer(s)

Members

  • Wedge Antilles[4]
  • Cleat[2]
  • Secon Daree[2]
  • Dicer[5]
  • Duke[2]
  • Kay Karno[3]
  • Derek Klivian[4]
  • Mart Mattin[2]
  • Phoenix Leader[6]
  • Phoenix One[1]

Vehicles

  • BTL-A4 Y-wing assault starfighter/bombers[7]
  • RZ-1 A-wing interceptors[1]
  • RZ-1T trainer[8]
  • T-65B X-wing starfighters[2]

Headquarters

  • Phoenix Home[1]
  • Phoenix Nest[9]
  • Great Temple, Yavin 4[7]

Location(s)

  • Garel City Spaceport, Garel[10]
  • Chopper Base, Atollon[5]

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Historical information

Notable battles

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  • Attack on Phoenix Squadron[1]
  • Blockade of Ibaar[6]
  • Battle on Garel[11]
  • Dogfight over Concord Dawn[12]
  • Second attack on Phoenix Squadron[9]
  • Mission to Reklam Station[13]
  • Skirmish over Mykapo[14]
  • Battle of Atollon[15]
  • Attack on Lothal[2]

Date fragmented

Other information

Affiliation

  • Bail Organa's resistance movement[16]
    • Phoenix Cell[1]
  • Alliance to Restore the Republic[17]
    • Rebel Alliance Starfighter Corps[18]
    • Phoenix Cell[15]

Phoenix Squadron was an elite starfighter unit and part of a cell of resistance fighters who rebelled against the Galactic Empire in the years prior to the Battle of Yavin. The squadron was led by CommanderJun Sato.

OrganizationEdit

Phoenix Squadron piloted A-wing starfighters that were carried aboard Sato's command shipPhoenix Home. The squadron could also be transported by the fleet's blockade runners using docking tubes.[19] Following the destruction of the Phoenix Home, the squadron lacked a permanent home and docked with the rest of the Phoenix fleet. After the rebels stole an Imperial fighter carrier from Ryloth, the squadron was housed on that very starship.[20]

HistoryEdit

Early strugglesEdit

Several years prior to the Battle of Yavin, Phoenix Squadron flew on missions with the crew of the Ghost. Several members of the squadron perished in battle with Darth Vader. The survivors soon scattered with the rest of the fleet.[1] Phoenix Squadron also took part in the rebel relief of Ibaar where the-then Phoenix Leader was killed during the first attempt to break the Imperial blockade. Later, because of this, Hera Syndulla was promoted as the new Phoenix Leader after she succeeded in using a prototype B-wing starfighter to break the blockade.[6]

MembersEdit

  • Phoenix One: Unidentified A-wing Pilot(KIA)
  • Phoenix Two: Unidentified A-Wing pilot (KIA)
  • Phoenix Three: Unidentified A-wing pilot

To celebrate the tenacity of Phoenix Squadron, as well as Syndulla's promotion to Phoenix Leader, Sabine Wren created a painting as a gift for her friend. However, the artwork caught the eye of Mon Mothma, founder of the Alliance, who thought it a perfect representation of the effectiveness of rebel fighter forces. Mothma then asked Wren to complete the painting and add the phrase 'Fly For Freedom!' as a call to action. The final artwork became a power recruitment tool for the Alliance.[17]

Later, Phoenix Squadron and the rest of the Phoenix rebel cell escaped an Imperial attack on rebel installations on Garel.[11] The squadron regrouped with rest of the fleet above the Lothal system after a raid on an Imperial depot on Lothal to acquire three Sphyrna-class corvettes, which had been supplied by the AlderaanianSenatorBail Organa's adopted daughter PrincessLeia Organa.[21]

After regrouping, Phoenix Squadron, under the command of Syndulla, was sent on a mission to the Mandalorian colony of Concord Dawn to request safe passage through the system, however Fenn Rau, the leader of the Journeyman Protectors, denied their request. Acting in the name of the Empire, Rau and the Protectors opened fire on Phoenix Squadron, killing two of the pilots and severely injuring Syndulla. In retaliation, the rebels, Jedi survivor Kanan Jarrus and Sabine Wren, destroyed the Protectors' Fang fighters and captured Fenn Rau.[12]

MembersEdit

  • Phoenix Leader: Hera Syndulla
  • Phoenix Two: Unidentified A-Wing Pilot
  • Phoenix Three: Unidentified A-wing Pilot (KIA)
  • Phoenix Four: Unidentified A-wing Pilot (KIA)
  • Spectre 5: Sabine Wren

Consolidating resourcesEdit

Phoenix Squadron sustained the loss of another pilot during a mission to steal supplies from the Empire. With the squadron lacking a place to land and house their starfighters, Commander Sato approved a mission by the crew of the Ghost to steal an Imperial fighter carrier orbiting Ryloth. The crew of the Ghost were aided by the Ryloth resistance leader Cham Syndulla and his associates Numa and Gobi Glie. Phoenix Squadron aided the operation by sending two RZ-1 A-wing interceptors to harry the TIE/sa bomber carrying the two rebel groups. After completing their part, the starfighters jumped into hyperspace. The acquisition of the fighter carrier was a boon for the squadron.[20]

Following the heist above Ryloth, the former Imperial fighter carrier became Phoenix Squadron's new base and headquarter. Members of the squadron fought against Imperial forces which attacked the rebel fleet. After the Ghost returned with stolen fuel supplies from Horizon Base, the fleet prepared to depart for the Yost system. However, Chopper and his new friend AP-5 informed Hera and Commander Sato that the Imperials had set a trap in that system. Instead, AP-5 and Chopper sent coordinates to Atollon, a planet with no Imperial presence. Phoenix Squadron accompanied the rest of the fleet there.[9]

AdmiralKassius Konstantine, who had been trying to deal with Phoenix Cell for some time, soon gained the help of Grand AdmiralThrawn. Thrawn had been requested by Lothal's Governor, Arihnda Pryce, following his decisive victory over the rebels on Batonn.[13]

The shadow of ThrawnEdit

While meeting with Grand MoffWilhuff Tarkin, Admiral Konstantine, AgentKallus, and Pryce, Thrawn reported that Phoenix Squadron had destroyed Mining Guild ships using the Sereeda Waypoint. He quickly deduced that the rebels planned to attack the Imperial salvage plant Reklam Station inside the planet Yarma. Later, Phoenix A-wings engaged with Governor Pryce's Imperial TIE fighters above Yarma. Thrawn allowed the rebels to escape because he wanted to destroy the entire rebellion.[13]

After Commander Sato received intelligence that the Empire was planning to impose martial law on Mykapo, Phoenix Squadron and the Spectres traveled there to evacuate rebel sympathizers. The Phoenix Squadron pilots Phoenix Two and Phoenix Three escorted a Sphyrna-class corvette and the Phantom II which evacuated the civilians. Later, Phoenix Squadron rendezvoused with the rest of the rebel fleet in deep space. Elements of Phoenix Squadron later took part in Commander Sato's attempt to rescue his nephew Mart Mattin from AdmiralKassius Konstantine during a brief skirmish over Mykapo.[14]

Using the information discovered by Ezra's team, Hera began planning a strike on the Lothal Imperial armory complex. Ezra was assigned to lead the mission but was relieved after he was tormented by dark side visions created by the former Sith Maul. While Hera and the rest of Phoenix Squadron departed for Lothal, Ezra stayed behind with Kanan and Sabine to deal with the threat posed by Maul. They subsequently became involved in a mission to Dathomir which led them to discover that the Jedi MasterObi-Wan Kenobi was still alive and held the key to destroying the Sith.[22]

Knowing Kenobi was out there, Ezra commandeered Phoenix Squadron's RZ-1T trainer to find the Jedi. Ezra traveled to Tatooine where he was attacked by Tusken Raiders and the trainer was destroyed. Ezra pleaded for Kenobi's help, but Kenobi had his own responsibility on Tatooine. Therefore, Ezra was forced to return empty handed.[23]

Battle of AtollonEdit

The Phoenix Cell was preparing for an attack on the Imperial forces present near Lothal gathering a large portion of the Massassi Group, led by GeneralJan Dodonna. However, Thrawn not only knew of their intentions, but had discovered their location through a rebel spy who was recently caught. Thrawn's fleet arrived near Atollon and formed a blockade, trapping the rebels in orbit of the planet. Phoenix Squadron was led into battle by the ghost and fended off the TIEs attacking their capital ships. Though the rebels fought hard, they ultimately lost the battle, with a great many ships, being destroyed. CommanderJun Sato made one final attempt on the blockade by crashing the Phoenix Nest into one of the Admiral Kassius Konstantine's Interdictor vessel. This allowed a single starship to push past the blockade into hyperspace to find help. Without their flagship, the remaining vessels of the rebel fleet were forced to retreat to Chopper Base.[15]

Thrawn's forces stormed the base and a fierce battle ensued. The base soon became overrun and the last of the rebel vessels made for the blockade. A Force-sensitive creature called the Bendu began attacking both sides after being taunted by a rebel, and chaos resulted. Although at least two more pilots were killed while the base was evacuating, rebel reinforcemnts arrived and destroyed the second Interdictor-vessel, allowing the surviving rebels to escape. However, the damage had been done to their forces and only four of the seventeen starships were still operational.[15]

MembersEdit

The cell's endEdit

Very few members of Phoenix Squadron survived the Battle of Atollon, and so the Phoenix Cell was forced to be dissolved into the larger rebel cell. The Phoenix Squadron callsign was still used, however, and Syndulla continued to lead Phoenix Squadron.[7]

Attack on LothalEdit

Some time later, Syndulla led Phoenix Squadron through an attack on Lothal. Their attack brought the death of Imperial ace pilot Vult Skerris, but also their destruction under a second wave of TIE fighters. All ships crashed to Lothal, and what appeared to be the only survivor, found with what was left of the majority of the squadron, Secon Daree, was taken away for interrogation. The Empire soon found and captured Syndulla, as well, who had managed to survive the attack. Mart Mattin was the only member of the squadron who was able to escape.[2] With the sacrifice of Kanan Jarrus, Syndulla was also later freed.[24]

MembersEdit

  • Phoenix Leader: Hera Syndulla
  • Phoenix Two: Mart Mattin
  • Phoenix Four: Cleat(KIA)
  • Phoenix Five: Duke(KIA)

LegacyEdit

The New Republic utilized a squadron of A-wings called Phoenix Squadron during the Battle of Jakku, the battle which saw the last stand for the majority of the Empire.[25]

AppearancesEdit

  • Forces of Destiny: Daring Adventures: Volume 1(Mentioned only)
  • Star Wars Rebels: The Siege of Lothal(First appearance)
  • Star Wars Galaxy of Adventures – 'Darth Vader vs. the Rebel Fleet - Fearsome Fighter Pilot'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Wings of the Master'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Stealth Strike'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Legacy'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'A Princess on Lothal'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'The Protector of Concord Dawn'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Homecoming'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'The Forgotten Droid'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'The Mystery of Chopper Base'
  • 'Sons of the Sky'—Star Wars Rebels Magazine
  • 'Divide and Conquer'—Star Wars Animation-Magazine 2
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Iron Squadron'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Ghosts of Geonosis' (Mentioned only)
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Secret Cargo'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Double Agent Droid'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Twin Suns'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Zero Hour'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'In the Name of the Rebellion'
  • Star Wars Rebels – 'Rebel Assault'

SourcesEdit

  • A-wing Fighter in the Databank(backup link)
  • Hammerhead Corvette in the Databank(backup link)
  • Phoenix Home (Rebel Capital Ship) in the Databank(backup link)
  • Phoenix Squadron in the Databank(backup link)
  • Commander Jun Sato in the Databank(backup link)
  • Cleat in the Databank(backup link)

Notes and referencesEdit

  1. ↑ 1.01.11.21.31.41.51.61.7Star Wars Rebels: The Siege of Lothal
  2. ↑ 2.02.12.22.32.42.52.62.7Star Wars Rebels – 'Rebel Assault'
  3. ↑ 3.03.1'Divide and Conquer'—Star Wars Animation-Magazine 2
  4. ↑ 4.04.1Star Wars Rebels – 'Warhead'
  5. ↑ 5.05.1Star Wars Rebels – 'The Mystery of Chopper Base'
  6. ↑ 6.06.16.2Star Wars Rebels – 'Wings of the Master'
  7. ↑ 7.07.17.2Star Wars Rebels – 'In the Name of the Rebellion'
  8. ↑Star Wars Rebels – 'The Holocrons of Fate'
  9. ↑ 9.09.19.2Star Wars Rebels – 'The Forgotten Droid'
  10. ↑Star Wars Rebels – 'Stealth Strike'
  11. ↑ 11.011.1Star Wars Rebels – 'Legacy'
  12. ↑ 12.012.1Star Wars Rebels – 'The Protector of Concord Dawn'
  13. ↑ 13.013.113.2Star Wars Rebels: Steps Into Shadow
  14. ↑ 14.014.1Star Wars Rebels – 'Iron Squadron'
  15. ↑ 15.015.115.215.3Star Wars Rebels – 'Zero Hour'
  16. ↑Dawn of Rebellion
  17. ↑ 17.017.1Star Wars Propaganda: A History of Persuasive Art in the Galaxy
  18. ↑Star Wars: Complete Locations
  19. ↑Star Wars Rebels 'The Siege of Lothal' on StarWars.com
  20. ↑ 20.020.1Star Wars Rebels – 'Homecoming'
  21. ↑Star Wars Rebels – 'A Princess on Lothal'
  22. ↑Star Wars Rebels – 'Visions and Voices'
  23. ↑Star Wars Rebels – 'Twin Suns'
  24. ↑Star Wars Rebels – 'Jedi Night'
  25. ↑Star Wars: On the Front Lines
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