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'''Dallas''' was a pilot on the | '''Dallas''' was a pilot on the [[TCS Concordia (CVS-65)|TCS ''Concordia'']] during the [[Enigma Sector Campaign]] in the 2660s. | ||
While stationed in [[Novaya Kiev]], Dallas flew on patrol with fellow pilot [[Dirk Wright|Dirk "Stingray" Wright]], but was killed in action against the [[Kilrathi]] on 2666.099. Wright watched on his comms system as Dallas died in his cockpit, reporting that his equipment was suffering a massive failure. Wright was distraught over the loss of his wingman, as Dallas was the first to die on his wing. He suspected sabotage as the reason for Dallas' death, but his claims went unproven. | While stationed in [[Novaya Kiev]], Dallas flew on patrol with fellow pilot [[Dirk Wright|Dirk "Stingray" Wright]], but was killed in action against the [[Kilrathi]] on 2666.099. Wright watched on his comms system as Dallas died in his cockpit, reporting that his equipment was suffering a massive failure. Wright was distraught over the loss of his wingman, as Dallas was the first to die on his wing. He suspected sabotage as the reason for Dallas' death, but his claims went unproven. | ||
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Revision as of 04:37, 30 August 2010
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| Callsign | Dallas |
| Place of death | Novaya Kiev System |
| Allegiance | Terran Confederation |
| Years of service | -2666.099 |
Dallas was a pilot on the TCS Concordia during the Enigma Sector Campaign in the 2660s.
While stationed in Novaya Kiev, Dallas flew on patrol with fellow pilot Dirk "Stingray" Wright, but was killed in action against the Kilrathi on 2666.099. Wright watched on his comms system as Dallas died in his cockpit, reporting that his equipment was suffering a massive failure. Wright was distraught over the loss of his wingman, as Dallas was the first to die on his wing. He suspected sabotage as the reason for Dallas' death, but his claims went unproven.
