Rogue Leader: Commander Wedge Antilles (Human male from Corellia).

Rogue Null: Captain Tycho Celchu (Human male from Alderaan).

After a rigorous screening process, Rogue Squadron’s final roster is: However, something has happened in between the comic series and this novel, and Celchu is now in disgrace – he is not permitted to fly an X-Wing, and must be escorted by two armed security guards at all times.

While Wes Janson and Hobbie Klivian are unavailable to join the squadron, Wedge is able to persuade Republic command into admitting Tycho Celchu as his executive officer. Wedge Antilles retains command of the squadron, with its members counting from numerous worlds that have signed on to the Alliance (and a few that haven’t). As part of this push, the Republic military is creating a modified version of Rogue Squadron, designed to serve not just as a fighter squadron, but as a commando unit as well. It is about 7 years after the Battle of Yavin, and the forces of the New Republic are slowly pushing Core-ward as they seek to capture the capital of the Empire, and the Old Republic before it – Coruscant. Buying anything through those links helps to support the site. There’s also an audiobook release as well, but that’s abridged, so I’d recommend giving that a miss until such time as Audible decides to do an unabridged version.

The book is available in print and Kindle versions from. Well, he’s not just limited to the medium of comics, this week we get to the first of his Rogue Squadron novels, but with a different lineup of the squadron. Stackpole’s Rogue Squadron Comics earlier. I’ve previously discussed the first installment of Michael A.

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