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CC-10/994, who also went by the nickname "Grey," was a Clone Commander, serving as a Clone Captain during the Conquest of Kaller, who served in the Galactic Republic's Grand Army under Jedi General Depa Billaba. He was among the the majority of clone troopers who turned on their Jedi Generals during the execution of Order 66, killing Master Billaba. He continued to pursue Billaba's Padawan, Caleb Dume, eventually catching up to him on Lahn. Grey began to see the truth, realizing that something had taken their free will during Order 66, and sacrificed himself to save Dume from the clone forces trying to kill him.

CC-10/994, nicknamed "Grey," was a clone of Jango Fett, and was trained on Kamino to serve the Grand Army of the Republic. He possessed the rank of Clone Commander when he led a battalion of clone troopers under Jedi General Depa Billaba. In a battle on Haruun Kal, Billaba and her battalion took severe casualties, but Commander Grey, along with Clone Captain Styles and several other clones, survived, forming a new battalion.

Their new battalion had their first mission on the planet Kardoa, along with Billaba's new Padawan, Caleb Dume. The battalion's mission was to check for a Separatist presence on the planet. While they searched the canyon of Kardoa, an explosion went off, killing many clones. A force of B1-series battle droids began to attack, and Billaba's battalion fought back. Grey survived the following battle, and with the help of the rest of the clones and Billaba, the Separatists retreated from Kardoa.

After the successful end to their mission on Kardoa, the battalion was assigned to Mygeeto, where they were to reinforce Republic forces at the Third Battle of Mygeeto. Commander Grey deployed most of his battalion before Billaba and Dume arrived, and then went off to fight himself. When Billaba, Dume, Styles, and CT-1157 "Stance" were trapped on a platform by battle droids, Grey turned back to rescue them, but arrived to find that they had already been assisted by Fenn Rau and Skull Squadron. They returned to their base camp, while most of their battalion remained out in the field. The camp was attacked by General Grievous, Colonel Coburn Sear, and a number of battle droids, who killed Stance. Grey called for reinforcements as he and Styles attempted to fight back against the droids. They encountered Dume, who had defeated Colonel Sear, and then provided assistance to Billaba, who was dueling Grievous. They forced Grievous to escape, and later held a funeral for Stance. Not long after the end of their mission, they were given another assignment on the planet Kaller.

The clone troopers led by Clone Commander Grey and General Billaba engaged the Separatist forces on Kaller. Though reinforced by All Terrain Tactical Enforcers, the clones fought defensively against a battalion of B1-series battle droids as well as DSD1 dwarf spider droid and Armored Assault Tanks. Caleb Dume had yet to return with reinforcements, leading Grey to wonder if the Jedi Commander would return in time, to which Billaba assured the captain that her Padawan would. When Dume arrived, Grey was dismayed to learn that the commander brought only five clones. The squad, which Grey recognized as the experimental unit Clone Force 99 destroyed the Separatist units without the assistance of Grey's troops. Grey used a pair of microbinoculars to observe the clone commandos as they wiped out the droid battalion, and admitted to being impressed by them.

The squad's leader, "Hunter," advised Billaba to order a counterattack as another Separatist battalion was moving in their direction. Grey told the commando that only his Jedi General had the authority to give orders, however, Billaba agreed with Hunter's recommendation and instructed Grey to launch the counterattack. As Dume and the members of Clone Force 99 headed in the direction of the Separatists, Grey received a holographic communication from the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, whom he recognized as Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine, commanding him to execute Order 66.

His secret programming activated, Commander Grey turned against his Jedi General, attempting to execute her as an enemy of the Republic. Billaba raised her lightsaber in time to deflect the captain's blaster fire. She then disarmed him by cutting his blaster in half before kicking him away. However, the clone troopers under Grey's command had also turned against Billaba, complying with Order 66. Though Dume tried to return to help his Jedi Master, Billaba urged him to run before the clones killed her. The members of Clone Force 99 were confused by the situation; Hunter instructed CT-1409 "Echo" to speak with Captain Grey while he and CT-9904 "Crosshair" searched for the Padawan.

Witnessing Billaba's death by Grey's troopers led Clone Force 99 to speculate how they could have complied with the order to terminate their general, despite serving her loyally for years. "Tech" was well aware that the Kaminoans conditioned the clone troopers to be obedient, and therefore deduced that their compliance with Order 66 was indicative of their programming.

In the following days, Grey and Styles continued to search for Dume in Plateau City, but lost his trail when he radically changed his appearance and started working alongside Janus Kasmir. After a job gone wrong which resulted in the pair getting caught, Kasmir immediately sold out the fact that Dume was secretly the escaped Jedi Padawan, and seemingly traded him to Gamut Key's security in exchange for his escape. Grey and Styles were able to confirm for Key that the boy was, in fact, the Padawan they had been hunting for, and they ordered the Kallerans to hold him in a cell until they could leave the Imperial Garrison at Plateau City to take him in and execute him for treason. Shortly after their message, however, Kasmir, who had a change of heart, broke Dume out of his cell using an IG-RM droid, escaping Kaller.

Grey and Styles maintained a close pursuit, always remaining just one step behind Dume and his new friend. They finally caught up to the pair when they landed on Lahn, where they intended to trade stolen spice for a second ship. As Dume was negotiating with their buyer, the former Separatist general Kleeve, Grey ambushed Kasmir and held him at gunpoint, demanding to know where the Padawan had gone. While Kasmir claimed that he had ditched him as soon as they left Kaller, Grey remained skeptical. Dume overheard the exchange, and fled to allow Kasmir's statement to seem truthful. Grey arrested Kasmir anyway, and began a search across Lahn for Dume's whereabouts. Captain Styles managed to ambush Dume, who had gone with Kleeve to the Farbrooke's Hope, the ship Kasmir planned to acquire, and knocked Dume unconscious.

Styles reported back to Grey, informing him of Dume's capture. While transporting Caleb back to Kaller aboard their Gozanti-class cruiser, Grey and Styles were finally faced with the task of putting an end to their former friend. Dume pleaded for his life, reminding the clones how much they used to look up to Master Billaba and suggesting to them that it was Palpatine, not the Jedi, who had betrayed the Republic when he created the Empire. While he was unable to convince the clones not to kill him, he did manage to buy enough time for Kasmir and Kleeve to catch up to the Imperial freighter in an attempt to rescue him. Dume Force pushed the clones and remotely activated the airlock, escaping into the vacuum outside. After managing to return to the bridge of the freighter, Grey began to have doubts about following Order 66. Despite having sufficient firepower to destroy both the Kasmiri and Farbrooke's Hope, Grey could not help but wonder why the clones had so blindly obeyed Order 66. He brought his concerns up with Styles, who disagreed, seeing the Jedi only as traitors to the Empire. When his protestations went unanswered, Grey decided to shoot the ship's controls with his blaster rifle, crippling the freighter and allowing Kasmir and Kleeve to destroy it with both Grey and Styles on board.

Commander Grey (Phase I Armor).

Commander Grey (Phase I Armor w/o Helmet).

Commander Grey (Phase II Armor).

Commander Grey (Phase II Armor w/o Helmet).

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DC-17 Pistol.

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Description
CC-10/994, who also went by the nickname "Grey," was a Clone Commander, serving as a Clone Captain during the Conquest of Kaller, who served in the Galactic Republic's Grand Army under Jedi General Depa Billaba. He was among the the majority of clone troopers who turned on their Jedi Generals during the execution of Order 66, killing Master Billaba. He continued to pursue Billaba's Padawan, Caleb Dume, eventually catching up to him on Lahn. Grey began to see the truth, realizing that something had taken their free will during Order 66, and sacrificed himself to save Dume from the clone forces trying to kill him.

CC-10/994, nicknamed "Grey," was a clone of Jango Fett, and was trained on Kamino to serve the Grand Army of the Republic. He possessed the rank of Clone Commander when he led a battalion of clone troopers under Jedi General Depa Billaba. In a battle on Haruun Kal, Billaba and her battalion took severe casualties, but Commander Grey, along with Clone Captain Styles and several other clones, survived, forming a new battalion.

Their new battalion had their first mission on the planet Kardoa, along with Billaba's new Padawan, Caleb Dume. The battalion's mission was to check for a Separatist presence on the planet. While they searched the canyon of Kardoa, an explosion went off, killing many clones. A force of B1-series battle droids began to attack, and Billaba's battalion fought back. Grey survived the following battle, and with the help of the rest of the clones and Billaba, the Separatists retreated from Kardoa.

After the successful end to their mission on Kardoa, the battalion was assigned to Mygeeto, where they were to reinforce Republic forces at the Third Battle of Mygeeto. Commander Grey deployed most of his battalion before Billaba and Dume arrived, and then went off to fight himself. When Billaba, Dume, Styles, and CT-1157 "Stance" were trapped on a platform by battle droids, Grey turned back to rescue them, but arrived to find that they had already been assisted by Fenn Rau and Skull Squadron. They returned to their base camp, while most of their battalion remained out in the field. The camp was attacked by General Grievous, Colonel Coburn Sear, and a number of battle droids, who killed Stance. Grey called for reinforcements as he and Styles attempted to fight back against the droids. They encountered Dume, who had defeated Colonel Sear, and then provided assistance to Billaba, who was dueling Grievous. They forced Grievous to escape, and later held a funeral for Stance. Not long after the end of their mission, they were given another assignment on the planet Kaller.

The clone troopers led by Clone Commander Grey and General Billaba engaged the Separatist forces on Kaller. Though reinforced by All Terrain Tactical Enforcers, the clones fought defensively against a battalion of B1-series battle droids as well as DSD1 dwarf spider droid and Armored Assault Tanks. Caleb Dume had yet to return with reinforcements, leading Grey to wonder if the Jedi Commander would return in time, to which Billaba assured the captain that her Padawan would. When Dume arrived, Grey was dismayed to learn that the commander brought only five clones. The squad, which Grey recognized as the experimental unit Clone Force 99 destroyed the Separatist units without the assistance of Grey's troops. Grey used a pair of microbinoculars to observe the clone commandos as they wiped out the droid battalion, and admitted to being impressed by them.

The squad's leader, "Hunter," advised Billaba to order a counterattack as another Separatist battalion was moving in their direction. Grey told the commando that only his Jedi General had the authority to give orders, however, Billaba agreed with Hunter's recommendation and instructed Grey to launch the counterattack. As Dume and the members of Clone Force 99 headed in the direction of the Separatists, Grey received a holographic communication from the Sith Lord Darth Sidious, whom he recognized as Supreme Chancellor Sheev Palpatine, commanding him to execute Order 66.

His secret programming activated, Commander Grey turned against his Jedi General, attempting to execute her as an enemy of the Republic. Billaba raised her lightsaber in time to deflect the captain's blaster fire. She then disarmed him by cutting his blaster in half before kicking him away. However, the clone troopers under Grey's command had also turned against Billaba, complying with Order 66. Though Dume tried to return to help his Jedi Master, Billaba urged him to run before the clones killed her. The members of Clone Force 99 were confused by the situation; Hunter instructed CT-1409 "Echo" to speak with Captain Grey while he and CT-9904 "Crosshair" searched for the Padawan.

Witnessing Billaba's death by Grey's troopers led Clone Force 99 to speculate how they could have complied with the order to terminate their general, despite serving her loyally for years. "Tech" was well aware that the Kaminoans conditioned the clone troopers to be obedient, and therefore deduced that their compliance with Order 66 was indicative of their programming.

In the following days, Grey and Styles continued to search for Dume in Plateau City, but lost his trail when he radically changed his appearance and started working alongside Janus Kasmir. After a job gone wrong which resulted in the pair getting caught, Kasmir immediately sold out the fact that Dume was secretly the escaped Jedi Padawan, and seemingly traded him to Gamut Key's security in exchange for his escape. Grey and Styles were able to confirm for Key that the boy was, in fact, the Padawan they had been hunting for, and they ordered the Kallerans to hold him in a cell until they could leave the Imperial Garrison at Plateau City to take him in and execute him for treason. Shortly after their message, however, Kasmir, who had a change of heart, broke Dume out of his cell using an IG-RM droid, escaping Kaller.

Grey and Styles maintained a close pursuit, always remaining just one step behind Dume and his new friend. They finally caught up to the pair when they landed on Lahn, where they intended to trade stolen spice for a second ship. As Dume was negotiating with their buyer, the former Separatist general Kleeve, Grey ambushed Kasmir and held him at gunpoint, demanding to know where the Padawan had gone. While Kasmir claimed that he had ditched him as soon as they left Kaller, Grey remained skeptical. Dume overheard the exchange, and fled to allow Kasmir's statement to seem truthful. Grey arrested Kasmir anyway, and began a search across Lahn for Dume's whereabouts. Captain Styles managed to ambush Dume, who had gone with Kleeve to the Farbrooke's Hope, the ship Kasmir planned to acquire, and knocked Dume unconscious.

Styles reported back to Grey, informing him of Dume's capture. While transporting Caleb back to Kaller aboard their Gozanti-class cruiser, Grey and Styles were finally faced with the task of putting an end to their former friend. Dume pleaded for his life, reminding the clones how much they used to look up to Master Billaba and suggesting to them that it was Palpatine, not the Jedi, who had betrayed the Republic when he created the Empire. While he was unable to convince the clones not to kill him, he did manage to buy enough time for Kasmir and Kleeve to catch up to the Imperial freighter in an attempt to rescue him. Dume Force pushed the clones and remotely activated the airlock, escaping into the vacuum outside. After managing to return to the bridge of the freighter, Grey began to have doubts about following Order 66. Despite having sufficient firepower to destroy both the Kasmiri and Farbrooke's Hope, Grey could not help but wonder why the clones had so blindly obeyed Order 66. He brought his concerns up with Styles, who disagreed, seeing the Jedi only as traitors to the Empire. When his protestations went unanswered, Grey decided to shoot the ship's controls with his blaster rifle, crippling the freighter and allowing Kasmir and Kleeve to destroy it with both Grey and Styles on board.

Commander Grey (Phase I Armor).

Commander Grey (Phase I Armor w/o Helmet).

Commander Grey (Phase II Armor).

Commander Grey (Phase II Armor w/o Helmet).

DC-15 Carbine.

DC-17 Pistol.

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DC-15 Carbine and DC-17 Pistol courtesy of