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"Blade Squadron: Zero Hour" is a ShortStory written by David J. Williams and Mark S. Williams with art by Chris Trevas set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe. It is a sequel to the first "[[Literature/StarWarsBladeSquadron Blade Squadron]]" story and serves as a tie-in to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAftermath Aftermath]]''. It was released on September 8, 2015 in ''Star Wars Insider'' #160.
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"Blade Squadron: Squadron -- Zero Hour" is a ShortStory written by David J. Williams and Mark S. Williams with art by Chris Trevas set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe. It is a sequel to the first "[[Literature/StarWarsBladeSquadron Blade Squadron]]" story and serves as a tie-in to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAftermath Aftermath]]''. It was released on September 8, 2015 in ''Star Wars Insider'' #160.
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'''''Blade Squadron: Zero Hour''''' is a ShortStory written by David J. Williams and Mark S. Williams with art by Chris Trevas set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe. It is a sequel to the first ''[[Literature/StarWarsBladeSquadron Blade Squadron]]'' story and serves as a tie-in to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAftermath Aftermath]]''. It was released on September 8, 2015 in ''Star Wars Insider'' #160.
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'''''Blade Squadron: Zero Hour''''' is a ShortStory written by David J. Williams and Mark S. Williams with art by Chris Trevas set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe. It is a sequel to the first ''[[Literature/StarWarsBladeSquadron Blade Squadron]]'' story and serves as a tie-in to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAftermath Aftermath]]''. It was released on September 8, 2015 in ''Star Wars Insider'' #160.
Following the Battle of Endor, Blade Squadron's roster is left depleted. With Braylen Stramm now in command, he and Gina Moonsong begin the process of rebuilding the squadron before the Battle of Malastare while navigating their own personal relationship.
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!!This short story contains the following tropes:
* AirstrikeImpossible: Blade Squadron is assigned to begin the Battle of Malastare by blasting through the planetary shield with their ion cannons and then blowing up a major Imperial communications center and the planetary shield generator so the rest of the Republic fleet can begin its assault.
* FakeStatic: Moonsong pretends that she can't hear Stramm due to static and then cuts off her comm when he realizes she is defying orders and leading a bombing run on Moff Pandion's palace and tries to order her to stop.
* InappropriatelyCloseComrades: Stramm decides that since he is now Moonsong's commanding officer their relationship cannot continue.
* NewMeat: Two of Blade Squadron's new members, Cutter Poole and Yori Dahn, have no experience outside of training in starfighters. A third recruit, Jordan Karls, has experience in other starfighters but is new to flying a B-Wing.
* NumberTwo: Moonsong takes over as Blade Squadron's second-in-command.
* RankUp: Stramm is officially promoted to commander and given leadership of Blade Squadron, while Moonsong is promoted to lieutenant.
* RedShirt: Karls gets pretty much no development or backstory before being killed by crashing into the shield surrounding Malastare.
* SoleSurvivor: Out of the three new squadron members who are introduced, only Dahn survives the Battle of Malastare.
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'''''Blade Squadron: Zero Hour''''' is a ShortStory written by David J. Williams and Mark S. Williams with art by Chris Trevas set in the ''Franchise/StarWars'' universe. It is a sequel to the first ''[[Literature/StarWarsBladeSquadron Blade Squadron]]'' story and serves as a tie-in to ''[[Literature/StarWarsAftermath Aftermath]]''. It was released on September 8, 2015 in ''Star Wars Insider'' #160.
Following the Battle of Endor, Blade Squadron's roster is left depleted. With Braylen Stramm now in command, he and Gina Moonsong begin the process of rebuilding the squadron before the Battle of Malastare while navigating their own personal relationship.
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!!This short story contains the following tropes:
* AirstrikeImpossible: Blade Squadron is assigned to begin the Battle of Malastare by blasting through the planetary shield with their ion cannons and then blowing up a major Imperial communications center and the planetary shield generator so the rest of the Republic fleet can begin its assault.
* FakeStatic: Moonsong pretends that she can't hear Stramm due to static and then cuts off her comm when he realizes she is defying orders and leading a bombing run on Moff Pandion's palace and tries to order her to stop.
* InappropriatelyCloseComrades: Stramm decides that since he is now Moonsong's commanding officer their relationship cannot continue.
* NewMeat: Two of Blade Squadron's new members, Cutter Poole and Yori Dahn, have no experience outside of training in starfighters. A third recruit, Jordan Karls, has experience in other starfighters but is new to flying a B-Wing.
* NumberTwo: Moonsong takes over as Blade Squadron's second-in-command.
* RankUp: Stramm is officially promoted to commander and given leadership of Blade Squadron, while Moonsong is promoted to lieutenant.
* RedShirt: Karls gets pretty much no development or backstory before being killed by crashing into the shield surrounding Malastare.
* SoleSurvivor: Out of the three new squadron members who are introduced, only Dahn survives the Battle of Malastare.
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