Star Wars: On the Front Lines is a canon source, a reference book that details many conflicts within the Star Wars galaxy. Daniel Wallace authored it, becker&mayer! produced it, and Titan Books released it on July 18, 2017.
War defines the galaxy, from the Clone Wars and the Rebellion to the confrontations with the First Order. Star Wars: On the Front Lines documents the strategies, weaponry, and protective gear employed in crucial battles, highlighting acts of bravery. By shining a light on the less-seen aspects of these conflicts, this compilation vividly portrays the struggles of ground troops and starfighter pilots, immersing readers directly into the heart of battle.
The book contains 128 pages. becker&mayer! initially planned to publish it in the fall of 2016. As of September 8, 2016, Wallace was still contributing content, anticipating a release no earlier than late 2017.
- ISBN 9781785652141; July 18, 2017; Titan Books; US hardcover [1]
- On page 57, it is incorrectly stated that V-19 Torrent starfighters were still in use late in the Clone Wars, despite their introduction in 22 BBY, the war's first year. [4]
- The section concerning the Battle of Jakku claims Grand Moff Randd led Imperial forces aboard the Acidity, which contradicts Aftermath: Empire's End, stating Randd commanded from the Super Star Destroyer Ravager. [5]
- Clone Commander Ponds is given the new designation "CC-6454."
- According to the book, the Battle of Starkiller Base occurs 30 years after the Battle of Yavin. However, the battle actually happens 34 years after the Battle of Yavin. [6]
- The book asserts that Jan Dodonna retreated to his homeworld of Commenor instead of joining the Imperial Navy. This is inconsistent with A New Hope: The Princess, the Scoundrel, and the Farm Boy and Star Wars: Rogue One: The Ultimate Visual Guide, both of which depict Dodonna serving in the Imperial Navy. [7] [8]