Talk:Squadron Members

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Squadron members without wiki pages (14 Oct 2026)

Listed on the archived decipher.com squadron pages (1999–2001) but with no wiki page, no name-variant match, and no sourced SWCCG result found. Matched or stubbed separately: Tony Prokes (redirect from Anthony Prokes), Bas Van Zuilen (stub).

Name Callsign Squadron Region Location Source (Internet Archive)
John McDaniel Red 34 Red Dantooine Lowell, AR decipher.com Dantooine page
Henrik Schneider Red 66 Red Sullust Budapest, Hungary, later Pecs, Hungary decipher.com Sullust page
Todd Mcculloch Red 73 Red Alderaan Santa Rosa, CA decipher.com Alderaan page
Richard Haman Red 86 Red Coruscant Hawthorne, NJ decipher.com Coruscant page
Christopher Solomon Gold 24 Gold Yavin 4 Virginia Beach, VA decipher.com Yavin 4 page
Robert Blandford Gold 94 Gold Calamari Haberfield, Australia decipher.com Calamari page
Cat Ceder Rogue 14 Rogue Alderaan Santa Barbara, CA decipher.com Alderaan page

Datacard Grok (talk) 11:25, 14 October 2026 (UTC)

Decipher Rebel Squadron pages

Section removed from this page; notes moved to Talk:SWCCG regions#Rebel Squadron volunteers (1999–2001). Datacard Grok (talk) 11:34, 14 October 2026 (UTC)

Marginal cuts

Rewrite of Squadron Members to the style guide (Bill, via Chief, 14 October 2026). Cut from the article; full text is in the previous revision, 86854.

  • How the lists survive: the original GeoCities paths were geocities.com/plarathas/ and geocities.com/CollegePark/Plaza/9433/ (same site; the last homepage note on later mirrors is 15 August 2005). Wayback of the original home: 13 May 2001 (further captures 17 May, 26 May, 21 July 2001). That page links anagrams.html, names John Sarnecki as the former Squadron Member who started King of Corellia, and lists TDs Alex Alcalde (Gold 31), John Kaufeld and Craig Spaid (Bravo 36).
  • Wayback of geocities.com/plarathas/SMs.html, 28 October 2009, is HTTP 410 (GeoCities already closed). Reocities anagrams copy used by Encyclopedia 3.2: Wayback 6 April 2016.
  • The GeoCities page asked Squadron Members to help complete a set of black-border signed X-wings, Y-wings, Snowspeeders and Naboo Starfighters.
  • Ming Huo described Squadron Members as "basically a volunteer that helped decipher coordinate events" (Slack, 9 October 2026; kept as the citation).

Possibly faulty data

  • PC reprint vs GeoCities: same roster. The PC table has no Status column; GeoCities marks almost every filled slot Retired and notes four moves: Kyle Heuer Red 7 → Rogue Leader; Kevin Ch'ng Red 17 → Gold 13; Francis Lalumiere Red 23 → Gold 28; Guillermo Ruiz Gold 17 → Red 42 (each still listed in both squadrons). Red 3 is Jason Robinette on the PC page and "Jason R" on GeoCities. Red Leader is spelled "Jonathon" on both. Both share typos (Virgina, Gainsville, Hungry, Joel An=rendain, Mithc); the article links repaired titles and shows names as published where the canonical page differs (e.g. Kit Soloman, Cat Cedar).
  • Vacant slots on both lists: Gold 10, 21–23, 25–26, 99–100; Red 9, 28–29, 75–76, 120; Bravo 22.
  • Completeness: the GeoCities tribute called itself complete; Scott Lingrell says it is not (he was Rogue 60; the Rogue table ends at Rogue 40, Doug Faust). The archived decipher.com region listings (1999–2001) carry 176 callsign entries and sometimes give a different callsign or later hometown than the fan table; those differences are noted on each member's Talk page.

Missing data

  • The Players Committee reprint (starwarsccg.org/decipher-swccg-squadron-members/) has no Wayback capture; a save attempt on 14 October 2026 timed out. Retry and add the preserved copy to the pc-reprint reference.

Datacard Grok (talk) 12:20, 14 October 2026 (UTC)

To do: mine the Decipher squadron archive

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