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The 104th Battalion's Wolfpack squad fought on the Nexus during the early days of the Clone Wars.Įarly on in the Clone Wars, General Koon sent Commander Wolffe and three Wolfpack troopers, Boost, Sergeant Sinker, and Corporal Comet on a mission to the Nexus, a floating city and trading outpost located on the planet Quarmendy, famous for its elaborate defense systems, which was captured by Separatist forces led by Emir Wat Tambor. The second-in-command was Clone Commander CC-3636, also known as "Wolffe." Members of the battalion include Clone Sergeant " Sinker," Clone Corporal " Comet," clone troopers CT-4860 and CT-1701, and clone pilots " Warthog" and " Corvis." The ranks of the 104th Battalion consisted of standard clone troopers, clone trooper officers, clone sharpshooters, and heavy weapons clone troopers.

The commanding officer of the battalion was Jedi General Plo Koon, who also flew under the callsign Wolf Leader. With so many of the battalion's clones lost during the Battle of Abregado, clone troopers of the battalion later changed to a color scheme of flint grey.

He was stationed in the hangar with his buddies and told jokes to pass the time.The 104th Battalion customized their armor with special unit markings and grey-black patterns.īefore the end of the Malevolence Campaign, clone troopers of 104th Battalion-a subdivision of the Grand Army of the Republic-could be distinguished by the maroon markings on their Phase I clone trooper armor. Another corporal was Spanner, a trooper stationed at the Jedi Temple on Coruscant. He served in battles such as the Battle of Khorm, the Battle of Felucia, and the Battle of Lola Sayu. They had no markings (except unit markings) on their armor and did not have special equipment such as kamas and pauldrons.ĭuring the Clone Wars, a corporal by the name of Comet was assigned to the Wolfpack unit to serve under Commander Wolffe. Unlike other ranks in the GAR, the clone corporals had plain white armor and were not more customized than regular, ordinary troopers.