Darth Vader stands in Docking Bay 327 aboard the first Death Star.
There were many uses of the number 327. Below is a list of them.
Canon
- 327-T, a WED-15 Treadwell droid who served aboard the Venator-class Star Destroyer Tranquility
- CT-327, the deck officer at Rishi Station
- Docking Bay 327, the Death Star docking bay the Millennium Falcon was docked inside
- The associated Control Room 327
- HURID-327, a droid on Takodana
- 327th Star Corps, a legion of clone troopers.
- KRONOS-327, an IG-86 sentinel droid working for Ziro Desilijic Tiure
- The New Republic had a total of 327 senators in 5 ABY.
- Platform 327, the landing platform on Cloud City used by the Millennium Falcon
- Triple-9, 327, a classified Imperial work order code
- Vulptereen 327, a model of podracer
- Corridor 327E-6, a location on the Death Star
Legends
Individuals
- CT-327, the deck officer at Rishi Station
- Boba Fett, who was called by this clone trooper serial number when using the alias "Lucky"
Droids
- 327-T, a WED-15 Treadwell serving aboard the Venator-class Star Destroyer Tranquility
- DFS-327, a vulture droid of the DFS Starfighter Squadron assigned to the Saak'ak
- KRONOS-327, an IG-86 sentinel droid belonging to Ziro the Hutt
Groups
- 327th Star Corps, a legion of clone troopers
Locations
- Bay 327 on Port Tower Tarkin-12
- Docking Bay 327, the location that the Millennium Falcon docked with the Death Star I, and its control room
- Outpost 327, a station from where Tydirium was captured
- Platform 327, the landing platform on Cloud City where the Millennium Falcon landed
Vehicles
- 327, a fleet of Imperial CR90 corvettes
- 327-A, B and C, a trio of Rebel CR90 corvettes
- J-type 327 Nubian royal starship, a royal starship model fitted with a 327 hyperdrive core
- Rian-327 airspeeder, a type of personal airspeeder found on Coruscant
- Vulptereen 327, a podracer model created by the Vulptereen
Behind the scenes
Much like 1138, 327 is a recurring number in the Star Wars films and other media, often related to flying craft and landing zones. It also appears in other films by George Lucas, first appearing stamped on a car engine in American Graffiti.[1]
327 is a perfect totient number.
Notes and references
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