An individual served as an admiral within the naval branch of the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars between the Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems. The admiral held authority over naval operations that occurred within the sector of the Outer Rim Territories that included the planet Vallt. In 21 BBY, the admiral approved an attack on Vallt—which had fallen to a Separatist-backed coup—that was proposed to them by Lieutenant Commander Orson Callan Krennic. The operation proved to be a success, returning Vallt to the Republic and allowing it to become a staging ground for future operations.
Orson Callan Krennic (pictured) proposed an attack on Vallt to the admiral.
An individual who lived during the Clone Wars, a galaxy-wide conflict between the Confederacy of Independent Systems and the Galactic Republic, became an admiral in the naval branch of the latter faction, eventually being given authority over naval operations in the sector of the Outer Rim Territories that included the planet Vallt. In 21 BBY, Lieutenant Commander Orson Callan Krennic, circumventing the chain of command, came to the admiral for permission to launch an attack on Vallt, which had fallen to a Separatist-backed coup several months prior. In truth, Krennic was interested in Vallt because he sought to rescue his old friend Galen Walton Erso—a scientist whom he hoped to manipulate into a top-secret battle station program—and his family.
Although Galen knew nothing about the affairs of the Republic Military, the admiral—concerned the scientist had revealed details about naval efforts within Vallt's sector to the Separatist government—approved Krennic's mission. Additionally, the assault was designed to give the world's pro-Republic legions a chance to regain control, while Erso's former employer, Zerpen Industries, also approved the attack to reclaim its fusion facility on Vallt. During the mission, Krennic lied to the Ersos by claiming that the mission had been approved by the highest levels of the Republic. The operation proved to be a success and opened up the chance for Vallt to become a Republic staging ground. Afterward, despite having previously requested to not know any details of the plan, Republic Vice Chancellor Mas Amedda angrily demanded to know who had approved the attack. After trying to vaguely answer that it was a decision made by the Republic Military, Krennic explained the admiral's agreement.
The admiral was mentioned in James Luceno's 2016 novel, Catalyst: A Rogue One Novel.