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No Division was a poster available in the galaxy sometime after the Battle of Yavin, during the Galactic Civil War. It depicted a stylized close up of a stormtrooper helmet with the phrase "No Division" written across the bottom in Aurebesh, a writing system used to represent the Basic language. The helmet was bisected vertically with the standard black and white coloring of it reversed on the left side. While the text was white on the left side, it became black at that line of symmetry.

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rdfs:label	No Division
rdfs:comment	No Division was a poster available in the galaxy sometime after the Battle of Yavin, during the Galactic Civil War. It depicted a stylized close up of a stormtrooper helmet with the phrase "No Division" written across the bottom in Aurebesh, a writing system used to represent the Basic language. The helmet was bisected vertically with the standard black and white coloring of it reversed on the left side. While the text was white on the left side, it became black at that line of symmetry.
Era	Rebellion era
dcterms:subject	Paintings and posters
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Name	No Division
Genre	Stylized
media type	Poster
abstract	No Division was a poster available in the galaxy sometime after the Battle of Yavin, during the Galactic Civil War. It depicted a stylized close up of a stormtrooper helmet with the phrase "No Division" written across the bottom in Aurebesh, a writing system used to represent the Basic language. The helmet was bisected vertically with the standard black and white coloring of it reversed on the left side. While the text was white on the left side, it became black at that line of symmetry.

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