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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The memorial can be found near Jaques station. Scanning it gives this message:		The memorial can be found near Jaques station. Scanning it gives this message:<ref>In-game description of CMDR Garak listening post</ref>
	<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">		<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">
	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''There are many legends of Colonia.''</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''There are many legends of Colonia.''</p>
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	* [https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/1sumfmu/so_who_was_cmdr_garak_anyway/ So who was Cmdr Garak anyway... - r\EliteDangerous - Reddit]		* [https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/1sumfmu/so_who_was_cmdr_garak_anyway/ So who was Cmdr Garak anyway... - r\EliteDangerous - Reddit]

			== References ==
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	[[ru:Memorial CMDR Garak]]		[[ru:Memorial CMDR Garak]]
	[[Category:Listening posts]]		[[Category:Listening posts]]

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	'''Memorial: CMDR Garak''' is a [[Listening post]] in [[Colonia\|Colonia system]] serving as memorial to a player, who was among the first commanders who participated in [[Community Goals\|Community goals]] to repair [[Jaques Station\|Jaques station]] after it's misjump in 3302. CMDR Garak passed away some time after that.		'''Memorial: CMDR Garak''' is a [[Listening post]] in [[Colonia\|Colonia system]] serving as memorial to a player, who was among the first commanders who participated in [[Community Goals\|Community goals]] to repair [[Jaques Station\|Jaques station]] after it's misjump in 3302. CMDR Garak passed away some time after that.

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	'''Memorial: CMDR Garak''' is a [[Listening post]] in [[Colonia\|Colonia system]] serving as memorial to a player, who was among the first commanders who participated in [[Community Goals\|Community goals]] to repair [[Jaques Station\|Jaques station]] after it's misjump in 3302. CMDR Garak passed away some time after that.		'''Memorial: CMDR Garak''' is a [[Listening post]] in [[Colonia\|Colonia system]] serving as memorial to a player, who was among the first commanders who participated in [[Community Goals\|Community goals]] to repair [[Jaques Station\|Jaques station]] after it's misjump in 3302. CMDR Garak passed away some time after that.

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	== Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The memorial can be found ~~close to~~ Jaques station. Scanning it ~~will give a~~ message:		The memorial can be found near Jaques station. Scanning it gives this message:
	<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">		<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">
	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''There are many legends of Colonia.''</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''There are many legends of Colonia.''</p>

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	<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">		<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">
	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">There are many legends of Colonia.</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''There are many legends of Colonia.''</p>

	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.''</p>

	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.''</p>

	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.''</p>

	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.''</p>

	<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.</p>		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">''Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.''</p>
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	'''Memorial: CMDR Garak''' is a [[Listening post]] in [[Colonia\|Colonia system]] serving as memorial to a player, who was among the first commanders who participated in [[Community Goals\|Community goals]] to repair [[Jaques Station\|Jaques station]] after it's misjump in 3302. CMDR Garak passed away some time after that.		'''Memorial: CMDR Garak''' is a [[Listening post]] in [[Colonia\|Colonia system]] serving as memorial to a player, who was among the first commanders who participated in [[Community Goals\|Community goals]] to repair [[Jaques Station\|Jaques station]] after it's misjump in 3302. CMDR Garak passed away some time after that.

			== Overview ==
	The memorial can be found close to Jaques station. Scanning it will give a message:		The memorial can be found close to Jaques station. Scanning it will give a message:
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	[https://canonn.science/codex/memorial-cmdr-garak/ Memorial: CMDR Garak - Canonn Research Group]~~<br>~~
	[https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/1sumfmu/so_who_was_cmdr_garak_anyway/ So who was Cmdr Garak anyway... - r\EliteDangerous - Reddit]		* [https://canonn.science/codex/memorial-cmdr-garak/ Memorial: CMDR Garak - Canonn Research Group]
			* [https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/1sumfmu/so_who_was_cmdr_garak_anyway/ So who was Cmdr Garak anyway... - r\EliteDangerous - Reddit]

	[[ru:Memorial CMDR Garak]]		[[ru:Memorial CMDR Garak]]
	[[Category:Listening posts]]		[[Category:Listening posts]]

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	The memorial can be found close to Jaques station. Scanning it will give a message:		The memorial can be found close to Jaques station. Scanning it will give a message:
			<blockquote class="quote" style="position: unset;">
			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">There are many legends of Colonia.</p>

	~~There are many legends of Colonia.~~<br>Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.<br>But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.<br>They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.<br>He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.<br>Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:8px;">Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.</p>
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	The memorial can be found close to Jaques station. Scanning it will give a message:		The memorial can be found close to Jaques station. Scanning it will give a message:
	~~{{Quote\|There are many legends of Colonia.~~

	<~~p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;"~~>Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.<~~/p>~~		There are many legends of Colonia.<br>Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.<br>But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.<br>They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.<br>He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.<br>Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.

	~~<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;"~~>But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.<~~/p>~~

	~~<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;"~~>They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.<~~/p>~~

	~~<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;"~~>He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.<~~/p>~~

	~~<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;"~~>Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.~~</p>}}~~

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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			{{Quote\|There are many legends of Colonia.

	~~There are many legends of Colonia.~~<br>Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.<br>But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.<br>They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.<br>He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.<br>Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.		<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;">Explorers who first charted these parts. Miners who wrested raw materials out of the asteroids. The engineers who built the stations and the outposts. They have all forged their place in history.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;">But there are other tales from those early days of this far-flung homestead. In the days when Station wasn’t just a tourist attraction, there were larger-than-life characters making a mark on the galaxy.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;">They were tough; the void made them that way. Most had their little idiosyncrasies. One such Commander went by the name of Garak, an early pioneer of Colonia. He, along with a sidekick known as Texas Stu, was among the first to ferry supplies into the nascent colony. It was a long haul from the core worlds back then, before modules upgrades were widespread. Those transports did it the hard way. Garak refused most comforts available to modern pilots. Self-sufficiency was his code, and he wasn’t one for docking computers or other automation. His ship was efficient and economical. If you couldn’t fly simple, Garak would say you weren’t a real pilot.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;">He travelled more than half a million light years in the black void, across all his trips. But there was one thing that really defined Garak’s career in the radiation-soaked darkness. In all that time he spent almost nothing on fuel. It became a badge of honour for him. Why pay for fuel when you could acquire the stuff from the stars instead? Fuel scooping was an art, Garak said, and he’d honed it to perfection. Only fools paid for what was free.</p>

			<p style="text-indent: 15px; margin-top:0; margin-bottom:4px;">Garak is sadly gone now, lost to his friends and family. But it is said that his spirit remains, watching over Colonia and all those who come this way. Even now, if one were to request refueling at a starport, the docking staff may exchange a quick glance. It’s not Garak’s way.</p>}}

	== See also ==		== See also ==

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	https://canonn.science/codex/memorial-cmdr-garak/<br>		[https://canonn.science/codex/memorial-cmdr-garak/ Memorial: CMDR Garak - Canonn Research Group]<br>
	https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/1sumfmu/so_who_was_cmdr_garak_anyway/		[https://www.reddit.com/r/EliteDangerous/comments/1sumfmu/so_who_was_cmdr_garak_anyway/ So who was Cmdr Garak anyway... - r\EliteDangerous - Reddit]

	[[ru:Memorial CMDR Garak]]		[[ru:Memorial CMDR Garak]]
	[[Category:Listening posts]]		[[Category:Listening posts]]