Battle
Strike on Yavin 4
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During the Yavin blockade in 0 ABY, the 501st Legion retaliated for the destruction of the first Death Star.
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Facts
- Prev
- Rescue mission on Yavin 4
- Conc
- Yavin blockade
- Next
- Eventually the Attack on Yavin 4
- Conflict
- Galactic Civil War
- Date
- 0 ABY
- Place
- Yavin 4
- Result
- Imperial victory
- Rebel Alliance entire Bothan High Command killed
- Side 1
- Galactic Empire
- Side 2
- Alliance to Restore the Republic
- Commanders (side 1)
- General Maximilian Veers
- Commanders (side 2)
- Jan Dodonna
- Bothan High Command†
- Forces1
- 501st Legion
- Stormtroopers
- Imperial officers
- Imperial engineers
- Scout troopers
- Shock troopers
- Phase Zero dark troopers
- Imperial Navy
- Imperial pilots
- Imperial Marines
- 2 Victory II-class frigates
- 1 Imperial I-class Star Destroyer
- 3 TX-130T fighter tanks
- TIE/LN starfighters
- TIE/IN interceptors
- TIE/sa bombers
- Theta-class shuttle
- Forces2
- Rebel troopers
- Rebel vanguards
- Rebel marksmen
- Smugglers
- Wookiee warriors
- 3 Bothan commanders
- Rebel pilots
- Rebel Marines
- 2 CR90 corvettes
- 5 GR-75 medium transports
- T-65 X-wing starfighters
- Y-wing bombers
- RZ-1 A-wing interceptors
- 1 Mon Calamari Star Cruiser
- AAC-1 speeder tanks
- 3 AAC-2 hovertanks
- Casual1
- An unknown amount of starfighter and infantry casualties, though presumably low considering the trooper's talk of the battle
- Casual2
- Hundreds of Rebel starships
- Mon Calamari Star Cruiser sustained moderate damage
- At least 8 GR-75 medium transports
- At least 3 CR90 corvettes
- Bothan High Command
- An unknown amount of infantry casualties
Appearances
1 work, in story order
- Star Wars: Battlefront II (first appearance)
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