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The Maria delivered the Death Star plans, recently acquired by AX-235, to Leia Organa on the CR90 corvette Tantive IV. The transfer was interrupted by the Imperial-class Star Destroyer Immortal which launched several Assault Gunboats before jumping into hyperspace. However, the Imperial fighters were destroyed by Rebel X-wings, led by Keyan Farlander, and the Maria was able to escape after successfully transferring the plans.

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  • The Maria delivered the Death Star plans, recently acquired by AX-235, to Leia Organa on the CR90 corvette Tantive IV. The transfer was interrupted by the Imperial-class Star Destroyer Immortal which launched several Assault Gunboats before jumping into hyperspace. However, the Imperial fighters were destroyed by Rebel X-wings, led by Keyan Farlander, and the Maria was able to escape after successfully transferring the plans.
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  • The Maria delivered the Death Star plans, recently acquired by AX-235, to Leia Organa on the CR90 corvette Tantive IV. The transfer was interrupted by the Imperial-class Star Destroyer Immortal which launched several Assault Gunboats before jumping into hyperspace. However, the Imperial fighters were destroyed by Rebel X-wings, led by Keyan Farlander, and the Maria was able to escape after successfully transferring the plans.
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