A human functioned as a pilot within the Galactic Empire's Helix Squadron, itself a component of the Imperial Starfighter Corps, throughout the Galactic Civil War opposing the Empire against the Alliance to Restore the Republic. Later, this same individual served within Titan Squadron in conflicts against the New Republic subsequent to the Battle of Endor.
Not long after the destruction of Alderaan, this person operated as a TIE fighter pilot for the Galactic Empire, specifically within Helix Squadron. Following directives issued by Commodore Rae Sloane, Helix Squadron was tasked with a mission designed to draw out and eliminate an Alderaanian refugee convoy en route to Fostar Haven. A battle commenced when the station activated its defensive turrets, quickly followed by the deployment of an X-wings squadron. After the elimination of all threats, the refugee convoy was located, but Captain Lindon Javes betrayed Helix Squadron and defected to the rebels. Consequently, this individual suffered a demotion and reassignment to the Outer Rim Territories.
In the wake of the Battle of Endor, this person, then an Imperial officer, was reassigned to Titan Squadron by Captain [Terisa Kerrill](/article/terisa_kerrill], a former member of Helix, and took on the designation Titan Three. As an integral part of Titan Squadron, Titan Three played a key role in Imperial efforts to find and disrupt the New Republic's Project Starhawk during the war's final year. During the battle of Galitan, Titan Three personally obliterated the Starhawk's tractor beam core, inflicting irreparable damage and defeating Lindon Javes. The Starhawk's destruction represented a significant symbolic triumph for the Empire, suppressing rebellious sentiments across twelve Imperial systems. Acknowledging Titan Three's achievements, the pilot received a promotion to Flight Baron. Subsequently, rumors surfaced suggesting that Admiral Rae Sloane intended to reward Titan Squadron with a mission to the Unknown Regions.
This pilot is featured in the campaign mode of the 2020 video game Star Wars: Squadrons, specifically as the player-controlled character in the Galactic Empire storyline. The character's attributes can be fully customized, including appearance, gender, and given name. The gameplay reveal trailer for the game identified the pilot as "Case Kassandora."