The Freedom Fighter is a level 1 fighter aircraft; it is armed with air-to-air missiles that are effective against other aircraft but deal insignificant damage to ground units. It is also better at taking hits than the Peeper, but not by much. Its CORE counterpart is the Avenger.
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| - The Freedom Fighter is a level 1 fighter aircraft; it is armed with air-to-air missiles that are effective against other aircraft but deal insignificant damage to ground units. It is also better at taking hits than the Peeper, but not by much. Its CORE counterpart is the Avenger.
- Freedom fighter is a title that appointed a group to fight for their freedom. The race of Ohne formed several freedom fighters to fight against Belus. (RPG: "Fantastic Frontiers: Stargate Season One")
- This Freedom Fighter was taken by Hera's soldiers to her temple to meet the new Enforcer II. He was to be punished for a decline in Hera's worship and also for refusing to pay her tithes. He is one of very few mortals to openly scorn one of the gods.
- Freedom Fighter has two definitions: 1. A person, not a terrorist, that fights for freedom in a place where there is none. or 2. A person (or bear), that fights freedom in a place where freedom is so desperately needed. Two examples that can explicitly delineate the difference between these two definitions are the histories of the United States of America and Iraq:
- Very little is known about Freedom Fighter's motives and history. He appears to be intensely patriotic, having modeled his appearance after both the Autobot faction symbol and the face of his leader, Optimus Prime. In fact, he may be deranged. He is unusual for a Transformer in that he not only has no humanoid robot mode, but no ambulatory mode at all -- he has no limbs or visible means of propulsion. It may be that he wished to completely dedicate his time and energy to his primary job of monitoring radio broadcasts, and had his body modified accordingly.
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| - The Freedom Fighter is a level 1 fighter aircraft; it is armed with air-to-air missiles that are effective against other aircraft but deal insignificant damage to ground units. It is also better at taking hits than the Peeper, but not by much. Its CORE counterpart is the Avenger.
- Freedom fighter is a title that appointed a group to fight for their freedom. The race of Ohne formed several freedom fighters to fight against Belus. (RPG: "Fantastic Frontiers: Stargate Season One")
- Freedom Fighter has two definitions: 1. A person, not a terrorist, that fights for freedom in a place where there is none. or 2. A person (or bear), that fights freedom in a place where freedom is so desperately needed. Two examples that can explicitly delineate the difference between these two definitions are the histories of the United States of America and Iraq: During Operation Iraqi Freedom, group of native-born residents took up arms against an occupying force from a powerful overseas country. These Freedom Fighters are terrorists, because they are fighting the freedom that Iraq so desperately needs. In obvious contrast, during World War 0, a group of native-born residents took up arms against an occupying force from a powerful overseas country. These freedom fighters are America's first heroes, patriots, and are now known as the Founding Fathers of the United States of America.
- This Freedom Fighter was taken by Hera's soldiers to her temple to meet the new Enforcer II. He was to be punished for a decline in Hera's worship and also for refusing to pay her tithes. He is one of very few mortals to openly scorn one of the gods.
- Very little is known about Freedom Fighter's motives and history. He appears to be intensely patriotic, having modeled his appearance after both the Autobot faction symbol and the face of his leader, Optimus Prime. In fact, he may be deranged. Freedom Fighter possesses the ability to intercept electromagnetic radiation with frequencies ranging from roughly 530 kHz to 1710 kHz, and can emit sounds -- at varying intensity -- which represent any amplitude modulation found in the intercepted radiation. Electromagnetic waves of this sort are sometimes used for communication by many species, making Freedom Fighter a valuable resource for the Autobot army. He is unusual for a Transformer in that he not only has no humanoid robot mode, but no ambulatory mode at all -- he has no limbs or visible means of propulsion. It may be that he wished to completely dedicate his time and energy to his primary job of monitoring radio broadcasts, and had his body modified accordingly.
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