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The Pilot - Grown organics in bright orange, an A-wing to call his own, and Lt. Erso trying not to laugh—Bodhi Rook finally feels at home in the Rebellion.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/64487527
also here a bodhi fic i wrote ages ago but finished reediting today - there is rebel captain if you really squint but mainly we're here for the lads
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Green Squadron by No7er
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CAN WE TALK ABOUT HOW THE CAMERA PANNED OVER AN A-WING JUST AS POE SAID "WHAT OUR MOTHERS AND OUR FATHERS FOUGHT FOR"
Number 266: Horton Salm, leader of the Gray Squadron during the Battle of Endor
Number 267: Arvel Crynyd, leader of the Green Squadron
Number 268: Lieutenant Telsij, Y-wing pilot
Number 269: Sila Kott, A-wing pilot played by a British woman, but dubbed over in the movie by an American male voice.
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“So you’re the time to beat,” a tall thin man said, pausing in front of Shara where she was standing with two other trainees while one of the techs went over a wiring diagram with them.
Shara looked him up and down, genuinely not understanding the comment for a moment. He was in a pilot’s coverall, with the flight harness attached and his helmet under his arm. The helmet had an insignia she couldn’t make out, and his nametape read “Orato”.
“Maybe,” she said, realizing he probably meant the training course leaderboard.
“You broke my record,” he said. Ah, that might be where she’d seen his name before. He wasn’t friendly, but she supposed he wasn’t really hostile either.
“Oh” Shara said. “Well, I mean. I didn’t really break it, I just… moved it. It’s still a perfectly respectable second place.”
The man looked slightly amused. “No,” he said, “it’s third, you broke it twice.”
Shara had been being so careful not to be cocky she hadn’t noticed that. “I did?” she said, and laughed at herself for a second, then straightened up and pretended to swagger. “Well. I mean, you can go get your record back if you want but I’ll probably just break it again, right?” And she winked to let him know she wasn’t really being an ass.
His eyebrows went up, and he licked his teeth, adjusting his stance, but then he smiled too. “We’ll just see about that, Bey.”
“I look forward to it,” Shara said.
What If The Green Squadron...
... was named after the captain of the illustrious Phoenix Squadron? After all, the Phoenix Squadron was a small flotilla of A-Wings who had endured the worst, yet came out well-trained and ready for battle like no one else’s business, and their veterans probably form the backbone of the Green Squadron.
Outside of the Rebel Alliance structure, between themselves, they call themselves ...
“Hera’s Children”
