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Revision as of 18:34, 14 September 2007
Task Force Omega was the designation of the primary system arrangement of the Dlarit Navy up until the Fall of Antei when much of the Dlarit Security Force was destroyed.
High Command
Fleet Commander: Admiral Aramis Nestor
9438 crewmen; 4028 naval marines; 177 pilots
Destroyer Line
Victory I-class Star Destroyer Covenant
Captain: Rear Admiral Araic Simonetti
Wing Commander: Major
- TIE/D Defender Squadron Nemesis (12 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- Alpha-class Xg-1 Star Wing Squadron Cerberus (8 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- TIE/ad Avenger Squadron Imperator (4 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- Marine Regiment (3 batallions)
Commander: Major
Attack Line
Commander: Captain
Strike-class Cruiser Wandering Soul
Captain: Commander
Wing Commander: Major
- RZ-1 A-Wing Squadron Charging Sabers (6 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- A-9 Vigilance Interceptor Squadron Black Hand (8 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- Marine Regiment (3 batallions)
Commander: Major
Nebulon-B2 Frigate Fire of Sepros
Captain: Lt. Commander
Wing Commander: Major
- TIE/In Interceptor Squadron Blood Wings (14 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- TIE/In Interceptor Squadron Death Dealers (14 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- Marine Company (4 platoons)
Commander: Captain
Nebulon-B Frigate Foresight
Captain: Lt. Commander
Wing Commander: Major
- TIE/In Interceptor Squadron Wild Shades (14 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- TIE/In Interceptor Squadron Neverborns (13 fighters)
Commander: Captain
- Marine Company (2 platoons)
Commander: Lieutenant
Recon Line
Commander: Captain
Vibre-class Assault Cruiser Crimson Angel
Captain: Lieutenant
Vibre-class Assault Cruiser Astronicus Reach
Captain: Lieutenant
System Support Wings
Commander: Colonel
I System Support Wing
Wing Commander: Lt. Colonel
- 44 TIE/ln Fighters (11 flights)
II System Suppor Wings
Wing Commander: Lt. Colonel
- 40 TIE/ln Fighters (10 flights)