PERSONNEL DATABASE

C-21 Highsinger was a droid bounty hunter who took contracts during the Clone Wars. He worked with Sugi's crew and later with Boba Fett's hunters, a named assassin droid rather than a generic battle unit.

C-3PO is a protocol droid built by Anakin Skywalker on Tatooine and fluent in over six million forms of communication. His memory was wiped after the Empire was declared; he later served the House of Organa, was sold to Owen Lars with R2-D2, and joined the Rebel Alliance. He translated for the Ewoks before the Battle of Endor and continued with Leia Organa and the Resistance, a reluctant witness to three generations of the Skywalker family's wars.

C1-10P "Chopper" was the Ghost's astromech, a veteran of the Clone Wars with a temper. He flew with Hera Syndulla's crew from Lothal through the Galactic Civil War, sabotaging Imperial ships and remaining with the family after the Empire fell. Hera kept him on the Ghost after the war; he remained the family's oldest crewmember.

Cad Bane was the most notorious bounty hunter during the Clone Wars, known for his cold efficiency and willingness to work for anyone. He took on jobs for the Separatists and even infiltrated the Jedi Temple. He continued his career into the Imperial era.

Cal Kestis was a Jedi Padawan who survived Order 66 on Bracca by hiding among the scrapper guilds. Hunted by the Inquisitorius, he recovered a holocron of Force-sensitive children with Cere Junda, BD-1, and the crew of the Stinger Mantis. He later continued to fight Imperial Inquisitors and hidden Sith remnants while trying to rebuild what the purge had destroyed.

Captain Enoch commands Grand Admiral Thrawn's Night Troopers, stormtroopers bound to the Chiss exile's remaining fleet. He oversaw the gold-faced guard that met Ahsoka Tano and Sabine Wren when Thrawn came home. The Night Troopers under him still wore Imperial armor after years in Thrawn's exile.

Carasynthia Dune was an Alderaanian Rebel shock trooper who became a mercenary after the war. She fought beside Din Djarin on Nevarro and Sorgan and later took a New Republic marshal's badge. Sorgan and Nevarro were the jobs that pulled her back from living as a dropped-out soldier.

Cardo was a Knight of Ren who wore an arm cannon. He fought under Kylo Ren and died on Exegol when Ben Solo turned on that order there. The Knights fell in the Sith citadel's halls.

General Carlist Rieekan commanded Echo Base on Hoth. He ordered the evacuation when the Imperial fleet arrived, held the shield until the last transports escaped, and got Rebel personnel off the ice before Veers's walkers broke through. He accepted Leia's warning that the Empire would come and still held the shield as long as he could.

Cassian Andor was taken from Kenari as a child and raised on Ferrix. He spent years as a thief and soldier before Luthen Rael pulled him into organized rebellion; the Aldhani raid and imprisonment on Narkina 5 hardened him into Rebel intelligence. He later partnered with the reprogrammed Imperial droid K-2SO, recruited Jyn Erso, fought on Jedha and Eadu, and died on Scarif after Rogue One transmitted the Death Star plans to the Alliance fleet.

General Cassio Tagge sat on the Death Star's joint chiefs and argued that the Rebel Alliance was a genuine military threat, unlike Admiral Motti. He warned that the stolen plans made the station vulnerable, a warning the battle at Yavin proved right.

Cat Miin was aide to Commerce Guild president Shu Mai. She accompanied the Separatist leadership to Mustafar and was killed there when Darth Vader attacked the council. She is listed with Shu Mai's Commerce Guild party among the Confederate dead on Mustafar.

CC-1004 "Gree" commanded troops under Luminara Unduli and later accompanied Yoda on Kashyyyk. When Order 66 came he moved to kill Yoda; the Jedi Master struck him down before he could fire. Yoda cut him down on Kashyyyk as the 41st turned on the Jedi Master.

CC-1010 "Fox" commanded the Coruscant Guard. His men shot Fives on Palpatine's orders when the ARC trooper tried to expose the inhibitor chips, closing the last clear warning before Order 66. Fives died on that landing pad; Fox's Guard closed the last public crack in the chip secret.

CC-1119 "Appo" led the 501st Legion in the march on the Jedi Temple under Darth Vader. He commanded clone troopers inside the Temple during Order 66 as the younglings and remaining Jedi were killed. Bail Organa saw Appo's 501st holding the Temple steps the night the Jedi fell.

CC-1138 "Bacara" led the Galactic Marines under Ki-Adi-Mundi. On Mygeeto he received Order 66 and directed his men to open fire on the Jedi Master in the ice street. Ki-Adi-Mundi died in the Mygeeto street when Bacara's Galactic Marines obeyed Order 66.

Commander Doom led clone troopers with Jedi Generals Tiplar and Tiplee, including the fighting at Ringo Vinda. This archive records him as a named front-line commander of that Clone Wars operation. Ringo Vinda is the campaign this archive ties to his named command.

Commander Jet served as a clone officer on Umbara, working with the 501st after Jedi General Pong Krell took command. He helped run the armored push on the capital before Krell's betrayal tore that campaign apart. Umbara is the campaign this archive ties to his named command beside the 501st.

CC-2224 "Cody" commanded the 212th Attack Battalion under Obi-Wan Kenobi, including the campaign on Utapau. When Order 66 came he ordered his troops to fire on Kenobi, who survived the shot that blew him off the cliff. He had fought beside Kenobi for years before the chip made him give that fire order.

Commander Wolffe led the 104th Battalion under Plo Koon. He lost an eye in the Clone Wars, later removed his inhibitor chip, survived Order 66, and lived in retirement with Rex and Gregor before aiding the Rebellion on Seelos. On Seelos he still wore the 104th wolf sigil when the Ghost crew found the old clones.