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asked by bigchad on November 23, 2006 8:40 PM
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For members of Babylon 5 Security Staff ONLY!

"Basically what you got here is a big tin can in outer space. It's five miles long and it's full of people: 250,000 on average. They all think they know the rules better than you do. Your job is to show 'em they do not."
--Michael Garibaldi
    Chief Warrant Officer, Babylon 5

This definitive manual details everything you need to know about maintaining security aboard the Babylon 5 space station, from discharging a weapon in a confined space to diffusing a potential diplomatic incident between alien races. Here, Chief of Security Garibaldi and his successor Zack Allen share vital, highly sensitive information, including

¸  Complete knowledge of Babylon 5's structure, technical operations, personnel, and population
¸  Portraits of more than forty types of lifeforms throughout the galaxy
¸  Full technical illustrations of weapons, crafts, uniforms, and accessories
¸  Detailed maps of every deck, level, and section of Babylon 5
¸  Proper protocol, laws, combat, and emergency procedures
¸  Deep background on key personnel and dangerous inhabitants
¸  And much more

THE BABYLON 5 SECURITY MANUAL
For those ready to meet the challenge!


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Very detailed, with a lot of information. Of course it could be larger, with much more information on other ships, aliens, etc., but it accomplishes everything it promises.
reviewed by caramel on November 24, 2006 7:31 PM

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If you're very into B5, then you will probably enjoy this item. It is good fun, with some interesting detail of the station (although if you're serious enough to buy such a book you will probably already know most of it).

My only real quibble would be that it isn't really that substantial, and after half an hour you feel like another one. :)

reviewed by paradiselove on November 29, 2006 2:48 AM

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I liked how they had the intro from Michael Garibaldi. I was laughing myself silly at his one liners throughout the book. Mainly I liked the focus on the things you don't get to see up close(eg the bathrooms) The crimes section is great too. The transcripts of the different cases in the show was good too. This would be a good book to have in conjunction with the A-Z guide and Andy Lane's books.
reviewed by bricktop on November 29, 2006 7:39 AM

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