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Should Pluto be considered a planet? Has it been established as a planet in Wing Commander canon?--[[User:Vinman|Vinman]] 23:33, 18 September 2007 (CDT) | Should Pluto be considered a planet? Has it been established as a planet in Wing Commander canon?--[[User:Vinman|Vinman]] 23:33, 18 September 2007 (CDT) | ||
The original writer of the article did not consider the Kilrathi invasion of Sol from the Movie, so I edited the paragraph relevant to that. The article may or may not need to be rewritten to include that event. | |||
Present-day United States... 'present-day' in the 21st century or 27th? Do individual nations still exist in the 27th century? (I know pilots are identified as being from various nations throughout the literature, especially so in the WC1 pilot biographies.) | |||
Also, on a personal note, it annoys me how just about all futuristic global governments are centred in the US. Kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall, it's a rather bold claim to believe that the US will remain the dominant nation for another 600 years. But that's just me. :p | |||
- Wedge | |||
Certainly makes sense to me as well. :p | |||
- Dund | |||
Latest revision as of 18:56, 10 February 2010
Should Pluto be considered a planet? Has it been established as a planet in Wing Commander canon?--Vinman 23:33, 18 September 2007 (CDT)
The original writer of the article did not consider the Kilrathi invasion of Sol from the Movie, so I edited the paragraph relevant to that. The article may or may not need to be rewritten to include that event.
Present-day United States... 'present-day' in the 21st century or 27th? Do individual nations still exist in the 27th century? (I know pilots are identified as being from various nations throughout the literature, especially so in the WC1 pilot biographies.)
Also, on a personal note, it annoys me how just about all futuristic global governments are centred in the US. Kingdoms rise and kingdoms fall, it's a rather bold claim to believe that the US will remain the dominant nation for another 600 years. But that's just me. :p
- Wedge
Certainly makes sense to me as well. :p
- Dund
