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by: comandercody9

date posted: Apr 23, 2007 8:03 PM

Clones of age.

I don't get it. Even if the clones aged at twice the normal rate how could they be grown during the clone wars and still be able to fight? They would only be 2 or 4 or at most 6 years old, And thats not far enoghe to fight. And if these other cloners were able to make like...15x growth rate, there would barly be any clones left during the civil war.

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	DevlenPiett Star Wars Historical Forum
date Posted: Apr 23, 2007 9:09 PM Those started ten years prior to the CW would be of age at start. then the would be the batch that started 9 years prior would be of age during the first year 8 the 2nd year 7 the 3rd year and so forth the clone procution line start ten years prior and continued till after the clone wars.

	JawaJoey Return of the Jawa
date Posted: Apr 23, 2007 11:41 PM The cloning process began 10 years prior, around the time of TPM. So, all the clones are about 20, which is great. You'll remember that the order was placed by Jedi Master Sifo Diyas, who, according to Obi-Wan was killed "nearly ten years ago".

jyer

date Posted: Apr 25, 2007 1:41 AM

There is a comment made in Republic Commando: Hard Contact regarding the age of the clones and the ways that more are being produced. Can't remember the exact comment though.

Also, during the Clone Wars, Clones were being produced/created on many planets, and at accelerated speeds, which lead to some problems, mainly mental (Spaarti cylinders get a mention in one of the online / insider stories (Hero of Cartao I think)).

	Commander G
date Posted: Apr 25, 2007 8:26 PM Did "Their advanced training" ring a bell!!!!

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