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Alex Vazquez

Ahsoka didn't get much credit but she schooled her Master in "Shadow", the first lesson of many. It also seems Plo has won another disciple in you. The Malevolence trilogy is based on the World War II hunt for the Nazi dreadnought Bismarck. A supposedly unsinkable behemoth, it sunk the HMS Hood with a single salvo in a matter of minutes taking all but 3 of its 1400-member crew! That's what happens to Plo's command in "Rising" leaving just him, Wollfe and two clones alive in the pod. A squadron of British Swordfish bi-planes took off from an aircraft carrier and flew over 100 miles through a gnarly North Atlantic squall to retaliate against the Bismarck. They dropped every torpedo they had but only one struck its target! That made all the difference, though, because the Bismarck couldn't make full-speed to port in occupied France and was hounded at sea by a flotilla of British warships that crippled the Bismarck with an incessant barrage. The Y-wing squadron's journey through the leviathan-infested nebula and their run against the Malevolence led by Anakin in "Shadow" reflects the Swordfish squadron's experience. The trio of pursuing Republic cruisers battering the Malevolence in "Destroy" reflects the dogged chase of the Bismarck to its doom.