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| rdfs:comment | - Just prior to gaining access to server 47, Assistant Director Kendell noted in a briefing that the CIA was aware of the location 7 of the 12 SD cells, including SD-7 in Beijing. Like all SD cells, SD-7 was safely in control of the authorities after the operation. (Phase One)
- SD-7 was an Imperial Communications droid, serving as assistant to IMP-22. SD-7's main function was to relay messages from Imperial agents around the galaxy to a high ranking Imperial commander that IMP-22 and SD-7 served. SD-7 communicated in droidspeak. SD-7 was known to be combat-capable. When in combat mode, the usually-blue diodes on its body turned red. Its legs extended to roughly double their usual length, lifting its body off the ground, and a small blaster extended from beneath the main body. The blaster appeared to have a full 360 degree firing arc.
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| abstract | - SD-7 was an Imperial Communications droid, serving as assistant to IMP-22. SD-7's main function was to relay messages from Imperial agents around the galaxy to a high ranking Imperial commander that IMP-22 and SD-7 served. SD-7 communicated in droidspeak. SD-7 was known to be combat-capable. When in combat mode, the usually-blue diodes on its body turned red. Its legs extended to roughly double their usual length, lifting its body off the ground, and a small blaster extended from beneath the main body. The blaster appeared to have a full 360 degree firing arc. Typically, its armaments were used as a method to deal with traitorous or incompetent commanders.
- Just prior to gaining access to server 47, Assistant Director Kendell noted in a briefing that the CIA was aware of the location 7 of the 12 SD cells, including SD-7 in Beijing. Like all SD cells, SD-7 was safely in control of the authorities after the operation. (Phase One)
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