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| − | '''Homeworld Command''' (formerly the '''Office of Homeworld Security''') is |
+ | '''Homeworld Command''' (formerly the '''Office of Homeworld Security''') is one of the unified commands of the [[United States]] [[Department of Defense]] responsible for the defense of [[Earth]]. Its headquarters are located in Arlington County, [[Virginia]], at [[The Pentagon]] just outside [[Washington D.C.]]. |
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| − | Homeworld Command was originally created after the attack on [[Earth]] by [[Anubis]] and the [[Battle of Antarctica]]. [[Lt. General]] [[George S. Hammond]] was its first commander |
+ | Homeworld Command was originally created after the attack on [[Earth]] by [[Anubis]] and the [[Battle of Antarctica]] in [[2004]]. [[Lt. General]] [[George S. Hammond]] was its first commander. In [[2005]], he retired and was succeeded by [[Lt. General]] [[Jack O'Neill]] with O'Neill continuing to lead Homeworld Command presumably to this day. |
| − | During the evacuation of [[Icarus Base]], [[Colonel]] [[Everett Young]] grabbed a case containing a [[ |
+ | During the evacuation of [[Icarus Base]] in [[2009]], [[Colonel]] [[Everett Young]] grabbed a case containing a [[long-range communication device]] so he could contact [[Earth]] once through the [[Stargate]]. The companion device is kept at Homeworld Command. Several members from Homeworld Command sign waivers that allow people on board ''[[Destiny]]'' to switch bodies with them so they can visit family and friends on Earth. {{Cite|SGU|Air, Part 1|We Volunteer To Do This}} |
| − | Homeworld Command has numerous scientists in its employ working on ways to return the ''Destiny'' crew to Earth. Their first attempt, which involved dialing Earth during one of ''Destiny's'' routine recharging stops, failed |
+ | Homeworld Command has numerous scientists in its employ working on ways to return the ''Destiny'' crew to Earth. Their first attempt, which involved dialing Earth during one of ''Destiny's'' routine recharging stops, failed. {{Cite|SGU|Earth}} |
When it is believed that [[Colonel]] [[David Telford]] is a spy for the [[Lucian Alliance]], Young traveled to Homeworld Command and informed O'Neill. Rush took over the body of Telford and attempted to find evidence supporting the accusation. Though successful, he was kidnapped when the Alliance realized he was an impostor. After discovering the location where Rush was being held, O'Neill coordinated the attack on the [[Icarus-like planet]] from Homeworld Command. Young would later use the communication device to inform O'Neill of the [[Lucian Alliance invasion of Destiny|Alliance incursion]], and O'Neill told him to get the situation under control, or to trade places with someone who could. {{Cite|SGU|Subversion|Incursion, Part 1}} |
When it is believed that [[Colonel]] [[David Telford]] is a spy for the [[Lucian Alliance]], Young traveled to Homeworld Command and informed O'Neill. Rush took over the body of Telford and attempted to find evidence supporting the accusation. Though successful, he was kidnapped when the Alliance realized he was an impostor. After discovering the location where Rush was being held, O'Neill coordinated the attack on the [[Icarus-like planet]] from Homeworld Command. Young would later use the communication device to inform O'Neill of the [[Lucian Alliance invasion of Destiny|Alliance incursion]], and O'Neill told him to get the situation under control, or to trade places with someone who could. {{Cite|SGU|Subversion|Incursion, Part 1}} |
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==Facilities== |
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*[[Jonathan J. O'Neill's Homeworld Command office]] |
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Homeworld Command components include: |
Homeworld Command components include: |
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In chronological order, the leaders of Homeworld Command: |
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*[[Lt. General]] [[George S. Hammond]] ([[2004]]-[[2005]]) |
*[[Lt. General]] [[George S. Hammond]] ([[2004]]-[[2005]]) |
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+ | *[[Lt. General]] [[Jack O'Neill]] ([[2005]]-present) |
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Revision as of 21:39, 30 November 2020
- "Unofficially it's being called Homeworld Security."
- ―Elizabeth Weir[src]
Homeworld Command (formerly the Office of Homeworld Security) is one of the unified commands of the United States Department of Defense responsible for the defense of Earth. Its headquarters are located in Arlington County, Virginia, at The Pentagon just outside Washington D.C..
History
Homeworld Command was originally created after the attack on Earth by Anubis and the Battle of Antarctica in 2004. Lt. General George S. Hammond was its first commander. In 2005, he retired and was succeeded by Lt. General Jack O'Neill with O'Neill continuing to lead Homeworld Command presumably to this day.
During the evacuation of Icarus Base in 2009, Colonel Everett Young grabbed a case containing a long-range communication device so he could contact Earth once through the Stargate. The companion device is kept at Homeworld Command. Several members from Homeworld Command sign waivers that allow people on board Destiny to switch bodies with them so they can visit family and friends on Earth. (SGU: "Air, Part 1", "We Volunteer To Do This")
Homeworld Command has numerous scientists in its employ working on ways to return the Destiny crew to Earth. Their first attempt, which involved dialing Earth during one of Destiny's routine recharging stops, failed. (SGU: "Earth")
When it is believed that Colonel David Telford is a spy for the Lucian Alliance, Young traveled to Homeworld Command and informed O'Neill. Rush took over the body of Telford and attempted to find evidence supporting the accusation. Though successful, he was kidnapped when the Alliance realized he was an impostor. After discovering the location where Rush was being held, O'Neill coordinated the attack on the Icarus-like planet from Homeworld Command. Young would later use the communication device to inform O'Neill of the Alliance incursion, and O'Neill told him to get the situation under control, or to trade places with someone who could. (SGU: "Subversion", "Incursion, Part 1")
In 2010, after the Lucian Alliance destroyed two Tau'ri bases with Naquadria bombs, Homeworld Command was under a heightened state of alert when Camile Wray and MSgt. Ronald Greer switched bodies with Senator Michaels and Dr. Andrew Covel. While they were there, a Lucian Alliance Tel'tak, carrying a 50 to 70 megaton Naquadria bomb, crashed into the building. The two, along with Airman Evans, were trapped inside while most everyone else, including Telford made it out of the building. Due to the damage, the bomb squad wasn't able to get in while the three trapped inside couldn't get out, so at Wray's suggestion, they tried to reach the ship and disarm the bomb themselves. Along the way, Evans was revealed to be a Lucian Alliance plant and was killed by Greer before the two managed to get into the ship and reach the bomb, absorbing a fatal dose of radiation along the way. The two were unable to disarm it, but Michaels and Covel were returned to their own bodies with instructions from Varro on how to disarm the bomb. (SGU: "Alliances")
Facilities
- Jonathan J. O'Neill's Homeworld Command office
- Homeworld Command Briefing Room
- Homeworld Command Command Center
- Homeworld Command Communications Room
- Homeworld Command Conference Room
- Homeworld Command Locker Room
- David Telford's Homeworld Command office
Technology
Component Commands
Homeworld Command components include:
- Stargate Command (joint with the International Oversight Advisory)
- Alpha Site
- Beta Site
- Gamma Site
- Antarctic outpost
- Atlantis expedition (joint with the International Oversight Advisory)
- Icarus project - Destiny expedition (joint with the International Oversight Advisory)
- Tau'ri fleet
Staff
- Main article: List of Homeworld Command personnel
Homeworld Command is a joint command which includes Air Force, Army and Marine Corps personnel. It also employs many scientists.
Politics
Commanders
In chronological order, the leaders of Homeworld Command:
- Lt. General George S. Hammond (2004-2005)
- Lt. General Jack O'Neill (2005-present)
Notes
- The "Office of Homeworld Security" may be a pun on the "Department of Homeland Security."
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 (SG1: "New Order, Part 2")
- ↑ (SG1: "Avalon, Part 1")
External Links
- GateWorld's article on Homeworld Command in The Stargate Omnipedia