One interesting comparison between the Star Trek and BSG 'verses - in three of the Star Trek series', the Enterprise was the flagship of the fleet. The Galactica was the opposite.
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I don't understand the distinction. What is it, then? How is it different from a flagship?
One of the oldest and least technologically advanced ships in the fleet. Which worked out well.
Sorry, I shouldn't have said hand-to-hand. Up close & personal fighting with guns, as opposed to flying around in cool spaceships.
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Sorry, I shouldn't have said hand-to-hand. Up close & personal fighting with guns, as opposed to flying around in cool spaceships.
Okay, that makes much more sense. Heh.
Is there a term for that? I guess it's face to face combat. Although they don't have faces. That's probably why they're so bitter.
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How is it different from a flagship?
A flagship is often the best ship in the fleet. It's usually the most prestigious, and one of the most powerful.
Technically, a flagship is the ship in a fleet or task force where the admiral in charge of the fleet/task force has his office and controls things from. The name comes from the fact that commands between ships were passed by various flags that were hoisted.
In the original show, the Galactica was really old as well, then? It was very deliberately done in the new version, as it made them less susceptible to the Cylon virus.