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{{Quote|Got it!|Sila Kott|Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi}}
 
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'''Sila Kott''', native to [[Toprawa]], was a [[Sexes|female]] [[human]] [[starfighter]] [[Rebel pilot|pilot]] who served in the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic]] during the [[Galactic Civil War]]. During the [[Battle of Endor]], she flew for [[Red Squadron (Rebel Alliance)|Red Squadron]] under the [[callsign]] [[Red Three]]. She went head to head with swarms of [[Galactic Empire|Imperial]] fighters, and [[Death|perished]] under enemy fire when she tried to lead two [[TIE/IN interceptor]]s away from her comrades.<ref name="Episode VI" /> To honor her contribution to freedom in [[the galaxy]], a flight school in her name was built on her [[Homeworld|home]] [[planet]] of [[Toprawa]].<ref name="Incredibuilds" />
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'''Sila Kott''', a [[Sexes|female]] [[human]] from [[Toprawa]], was a [[starfighter]] [[pilot]] in the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic]]. She flew an [[RZ-1 A-wing interceptor|A-wing]] as [[Red Three]] at the [[Battle of Endor]], where she was shot down by two [[Galactic Empire|Imperial]] [[TIE/IN interceptor|TIE Interceptors]] in an attempt to lead them away from her wingmates.
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A [[Sexes|female]] [[human]]<ref name="Incredibuilds" /> from the [[Outer Rim Territories|Outer Rim]]<ref name="TFABG">[[Star Wars: The Force Awakens Beginner Game|''Star Wars: The Force Awakens'' Beginner Game]]</ref> [[planet]] of [[Toprawa]], Sila Kott ended up joining the [[Rebel Alliance Starfighter Corps|Starfighter Corps]] of the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic]],<ref name="Incredibuilds" /> a resistance movement that sought to topple the [[Dictatorship|dictatorial]] [[Galactic Empire]].<ref name="Rebel Files">''[[Star Wars: The Rebel Files]]''</ref> In [[4 ABY]],<ref name="Galactic Atlas" /> she participated in a decisive [[Battle of Endor|battle]] at [[Endor]], flying an [[RZ-1 A-wing interceptor|A-wing interceptor]] with [[Red Squadron (Rebel Alliance)|Red Squadron]] under the [[callsign]] [[Red Three]]. Although the rebels managed to destroy the Empire's [[Death Star II|second]] [[Death Star]] [[battlestation]], Kott did not live to see the Alliance triumph. Indeed, at one point during the battle, the pilot went head to head with swarms of [[Galactic Empire|Imperial]] fighters, and [[Death|perished]] under enemy fire when she tried to lead two [[TIE/IN interceptor]]s away from her comrades.<ref name="Episode VI" /> To honor her contribution to liberating [[the galaxy]], a flight school in her name was built on her [[Homeworld|home]] planet.<ref name="Incredibuilds" />
   
 
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Sila Kott first appeared in [[Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi|''Star Wars'': Episode VI ''Return of the Jedi'']], the third and final film in the ''[[Star Wars]]'' [[original trilogy]].<ref name="Episode VI" /> Portrayed by [[Wikipedia:United Kingdom|British]] actress [[Poppy Hands]], she was inexplicably dubbed over by an [[Wikipedia:United States|American]] man's voice in the final cut of the film.<ref name="Poppy">{{SW|url=news/split-personalities-star-wars-movie-characters-played-by-multiple-actors|text=Split personalities: ''Star Wars'' movie characters played by muliple actors}}</ref>
{{Quote|Anyway, that A-wing pilot is a British woman who was voiced over by an American guy.|[[Pablo Hidalgo]]|url=http://boards.theforce.net/threads/female-pilots-and-the-like.28135771/#post-28138124}}
 
Although played by British actress [[Poppy Hands]] in ''[[Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi|Return of the Jedi]]'', Sila Kott was later dubbed over by an American man's voice.<ref name="Poppy">{{SW|url=news/split-personalities-star-wars-movie-characters-played-by-multiple-actors|text=Split personalities: ''Star Wars'' movie characters played by muliple actors}}</ref> Despite that, Kott is correctly referred to as "she" in the official [[Databank (website)|Databank]] on [[StarWars.com]].<ref name="Rebel Pilots Databank" />
 
   
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Nevertheless, both the official [[Databank (website)|Databank]] on [[StarWars.com]]<ref name="Rebel Pilots Databank" /> and the activity book ''[[Star Wars: A-Wing Deluxe Book and 3D Wood Model]]'' correctly identify Kott as a woman.<ref name="Incredibuilds" />
Despite being indirectly identified as Red Three in ''Return of the Jedi'', the Databank has Kott listed as Red Two. This article assumes that ''Return of the Jedi'' has the correct callsign.
 
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Although the Databank has Kott listed as Red Two,<ref name="Rebel Pilots Databank" /> ''Return of the Jedi'' hints at her being Red Three,<ref name="Episode VI" /> which is confirmed by the ''Deluxe Book and 3D Wood Model''.<ref name="Incredibuilds" />
   
 
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"Got it!"
―Sila Kott[src]

Sila Kott, a female human from Toprawa, was a starfighter pilot in the Alliance to Restore the Republic. She flew an A-wing as Red Three at the Battle of Endor, where she was shot down by two Imperial TIE Interceptors in an attempt to lead them away from her wingmates.

Biography

A female human[1] from the Outer Rim[5] planet of Toprawa, Sila Kott ended up joining the Starfighter Corps of the Alliance to Restore the Republic,[1] a resistance movement that sought to topple the dictatorial Galactic Empire.[6] In 4 ABY,[2] she participated in a decisive battle at Endor, flying an A-wing interceptor with Red Squadron under the callsign Red Three. Although the rebels managed to destroy the Empire's second Death Star battlestation, Kott did not live to see the Alliance triumph. Indeed, at one point during the battle, the pilot went head to head with swarms of Imperial fighters, and perished under enemy fire when she tried to lead two TIE/IN interceptors away from her comrades.[3] To honor her contribution to liberating the galaxy, a flight school in her name was built on her home planet.[1]

Behind the scenes

Sila Kott first appeared in Star Wars: Episode VI Return of the Jedi, the third and final film in the Star Wars original trilogy.[3] Portrayed by British actress Poppy Hands, she was inexplicably dubbed over by an American man's voice in the final cut of the film.[7]

Nevertheless, both the official Databank on StarWars.com[4] and the activity book Star Wars: A-Wing Deluxe Book and 3D Wood Model correctly identify Kott as a woman.[1]

Although the Databank has Kott listed as Red Two,[4] Return of the Jedi hints at her being Red Three,[3] which is confirmed by the Deluxe Book and 3D Wood Model.[1]

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