Apophis' attack on Stargate Command

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Apophis' attack on Stargate Command

Combatants
Tau'ri^[2]	Goa'uld Empire^[2]

Commanders
Major General George S. Hammond^[2]	Apophis^[2] First Prime Teal'c^[2]

Strength
Senior Airman Carol Weterings^[2] Airman Fryatt†^[2] SSgt. McAtee†^[2] Sergeant^[2] Airman^[2] Several SF Guards^[2]	6 Jaffa^[2]

Casualties
Airman Fryatt^[2] SSgt. McAtee^[2] Sergeant^[2] Airman^[2]	Female Serpent Guard^[2] Male Serpent Guard^[2]

Apophis' attack on Stargate Command was an event that took place in 1997 during the Tau'ri-Goa'uld War.

Prelude[]

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Battle[]

Apophis' attack on Stargate Command 1 — Airmen playing poker.

In February 1997, as five United States Air Force airmen were playing poker in the Embarkation room in the empty Stargate Command, the Stargate activated, startling all five. Senior Airman Carol Weterings approached the gate and a scanning device exited the event horizon. After the device scanned Weterings, the System Lord Apophis and several Jaffa led by his First Prime Teal'c arrived on Earth through the Stargate on a mission to search for hosts. The group captured Weterings and Apophis rendered her unconscious with his Kara kesh.

Airman 1st Class Fryatt is able to call for backup although he is killed in the process. A firefight breaks out between the airmen and the Jaffa. In the fight, one Jaffa is killed and so are all of the other airmen before Apophis, Teal'c and his remaining Jaffa retreat through the Stargate. As they leave, Major General George S. Hammond runs into the Stargate Operations room with more troops and witnesses Apophis' eyes glow, causing him to believe that Ra survived.^[2]