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[Vern]

Daedalus


Dakara


Death Glider


DHD (Dial Home Device)
The DHD is a large table-like object with a red orb at it's centre, surrounded by buttons with address symbols on them. It is used to dial and activate the stargate. Their are several versions, as Earth has it's own dialing computer, and the the Tollan have their own devices. Atlantis also has an updated version, and the Puddle Jumpers also have DHDs. Creatures like the Nox have the ability to activate stargates without the need for such a device.

[CaptainHaz]

Doci

The Chief Prior of the Ori, he claims to have a diret link to his gods, the Ori. This seems to be true from what we have seen. He is used by the Ori to communictae directly with our world and when he is in their possession his eye's glow a tell-tale red. Doci's faith is unshakeable. He is the most devout believer in the Ori. He currently resides in the city of Celestis, the most holy place to the followers of the Ori.

[Hawkeye]

The Daedalus

Is Earth second Battlecrusier produce classified as BC-02, based on the lesson learned from the building of Prometheus BC-303 which has already been render obsolete by the new technology aquired by Earths forces. It also has advanced technology incorporated into the design, rather then tacked on after being build.
Such as Asgard interstellar Hyper drive, shields, transporters and sensors. It is not known if the Daedalus contains any other Asgard technology at this time.

The Daedalus is primaly used for transport of people and equipment between Atlantis [Pegasus Galexy] and Earth [Milky Way Galecy] in a three week trip each way.

The current commander of the Daedalus is Colonel Steven Caldwell, who is an Air Force officer. It is not known if he will remain in command of the Daedalus after it was found out he was a Trust Spy and a host to a Goa'uld after he attempted to destroy Atlantis by rigging the ZPM to overload.

The Daedalus has an onboard Asgard engineering expert to oversee the Asgard technology incorporated on the ship, named Hermiod.

[Vern]

Dead Man's Switch (episode)
SG-1 travels to planet PJ6-877 for a routine exploration. Almost immediately after arriving, they are captured in an invisible force-field by alien bounty hunter Aris Boch.

Demons (episode)
SG-1 arrives at a medieval village and frees Mary, a young woman who has been left outside tied to a stake.

Divide and Conquer (episode)
During a meeting with the Tok'ra high council, Major Graham of the SGC goes berserk, firing uncontrollably upon the Tok'ra before taking his own life.

Double Jeopardy (episode)
SG-1 returns to a planet they helped free from Goa'uld enslavement.

Desperate Measures (episode)
O'Neill must team up with an old enemy when Carter vanishes.

Descent (episode)
O'Neill, Carter, Quinn and Jacob are trapped in a Goa'uld ship that is submerged underwater.

Disclosure (episode)
After General Hammond and the Pentagon are forced to reveal the existence of the Stargate to other world governments, they must defend the United States military's Stargate program.

Death Knell (episode)
Major Carter goes missing after the Goa'uld discovers Earth's top secret off-world base.