When Did The Empire Stop Using Clones
As a result, the clone troopers that composed the Grand Army of the Republic became the first stormtroopers during the early years of the Empire. Over time the cloning operation on Kamino was shut down; future troopers were no longer cloned but recruited from the Empire's human population, yet still trained for absolute loyalty and obedience. Submitted 3 years ago by brettcullen. I was re-watching TCW on netflix the other day after watching Rebels, and this dawned on me. When did the Empire stop using Clones as troopers. In the episode where Ezra was at the academy, they all looked like different people and not clones.
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Mods have the final say.download or use The Rise of SkywalkerComment Spoiler Tag.If you want to make a spoiler all you gotta do is put '!' In front of and '!!Many Bothans died.! How does it make economical sense to just phase out your entire army of perfect genetically bred clones because you won the a war, and now you're also trying to establish a new empire and build a massive moon sized space station that can destroy entire planets? I mean, you have to consider the amount of workers you'll need, you're gonna need a massive amount of military force to establish the rule of law on less developed systems or systems that do not agree with the formation of an empire.
That would be like, winning world war 2 and then thinking it's a good idea to just let your entire army, Air Force, and navy to retire when they're all in their 30's and at the peak of their physical ability, just to start all over from scratch and try to build another army from conscription. Seems like a gigantic, almost idiotic thing to do when you're trying to build a galactic empire and maintain order and peace.
Originally posted by DarthRankkorThis was discussed beforeStormtroopers ARE NOT clones. They are humans recruited in the Emperial AcademyYou are incorrect.
When Did The Galactic Empire Stop Using Clones
GL said himself that they are ALL clones. The Imperial Academy is for the training of specialists and pilots. Officers.etc etc. Like Death star gunners, Star destroyer commanders, or those idiots operating the shield generator on endor. 'Rebal Scum!!!!!' The clones we see in ep 2 and 3 eventually die off and others replace them. The replacements were of lesser quality, thats why their aim sucked.
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If the OT Stormies are really the Clones from the Prequels, it makes ROTJ (awful film IMO) even more pathetic.They would have killed those Ewoks without even trying.But I hate ROTJ anyway, by far the most predictable, boring and goody-kissy-everythingisfinenowy film. But that's not the point here.Maybe the most satisfying answer would be, that there are both: recruited troops to stabilise the Empire: If the executive forces comes from within the community, a rebellion is less likely.And there are still the Clones, too.