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T-Force was the designation given to a group of four Alderaanian CR90 corvettes during the Galactic Civil War. They were heading for Alderaan carrying power generators (T-Force 1), base equipment (T-Force 3) and general supplies (T-Force 2 and T-Force 4) when the Tantive IV hid among the convoy to avoid Imperial attention on its way to deliver the recently acquired Death Star plans to Alderaan.

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  • T-Force was the designation given to a group of four Alderaanian CR90 corvettes during the Galactic Civil War. They were heading for Alderaan carrying power generators (T-Force 1), base equipment (T-Force 3) and general supplies (T-Force 2 and T-Force 4) when the Tantive IV hid among the convoy to avoid Imperial attention on its way to deliver the recently acquired Death Star plans to Alderaan.
  • T-Force was composed of US Army and British Army units assigned to secure designated targets as well as additional targets of opportunity before they could be destroyed by retreating German forces or looters during the final stages of World War II and the period after the German surrender. Originally focusing on targets that might yield important intelligence, particularly as related to military technology, they were also tasked with seizing and interrogating Nazi German scientists and businessmen in the aftermath of VE Day. Even as Nazi resistance collapsed, it was feared that Nazi technology had been transferred to Japan and might still threaten US troops in the Pacific, but T-Force activities could also be seen as the beginning of the Cold War, which may account for the scarcity of publ
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  • T-Force was the designation given to a group of four Alderaanian CR90 corvettes during the Galactic Civil War. They were heading for Alderaan carrying power generators (T-Force 1), base equipment (T-Force 3) and general supplies (T-Force 2 and T-Force 4) when the Tantive IV hid among the convoy to avoid Imperial attention on its way to deliver the recently acquired Death Star plans to Alderaan.
  • T-Force was composed of US Army and British Army units assigned to secure designated targets as well as additional targets of opportunity before they could be destroyed by retreating German forces or looters during the final stages of World War II and the period after the German surrender. Originally focusing on targets that might yield important intelligence, particularly as related to military technology, they were also tasked with seizing and interrogating Nazi German scientists and businessmen in the aftermath of VE Day. Even as Nazi resistance collapsed, it was feared that Nazi technology had been transferred to Japan and might still threaten US troops in the Pacific, but T-Force activities could also be seen as the beginning of the Cold War, which may account for the scarcity of publicly available information on T-Force activities. An important goal, though it could not be acknowledged at the time, was to prevent Nazi technology from falling into Russian hands. One such operation, Operation Eclipse under Tony Hibbert, to seize Kiel, was executed in defiance of the agreement between US and British forces and the forces of the USSR to divide post-war Germany into zones of influence. The operations of the T-Force were among the largest "exploitation operations" carried out by the allies. Another important objective of T-Force was preventing damage to infrastructure such as telephone exchanges that would be useful to occupying forces and in the rebuilding of Germany.
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