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{{quote box|May God stand between you and harm in all the empty places where you must walk.|Old Egyptian Blessing}}
 
{{quote box|May God stand between you and harm in all the empty places where you must walk.|Old Egyptian Blessing}}
   
'''Jack Maynard''' was the commanding officer of the [[Explorer class ship]] {{EAS1|Cortez}}.
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'''Jack Maynard''' was the commanding officer of the [[Explorer class ship]], [[EAS Cortez]].<ref>[[A Distant Star]]</ref>
   
 
==History==
 
==History==
Jack Maynard was an officer in [[Earthforce]] and a close friend of [[John Sheridan]]. Sheridan calls him "Stinky" while Maynard calls him "Swamp Rat." Maynard was Sheridan's first commanding officer, on the [[Moon-Mars Patrol]].
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Jack Maynard was an officer in [[Earthforce]] and a close friend of [[John Sheridan]]. Sheridan calls him "Stinky" while Maynard calls him "Swamp Rat."
   
Years later, Maynard served in the [[Earth-Minbari War]]. At one point, he shared an old Egyptian blessing with Sheridan that he would often repeat in subsequent years.
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Maynard was Sheridan's first commanding officer, on the [[Moon-Mars Patrol]], several years before the [[Earth-Minbari War]]. Maynard served in the War, though in what capacity is unclear. He shared an old Egyptian blessing with Sheridan that he would often repeat in subsequent years.
   
Maynard was assigned to the ''Cortez'' around [[2254]]. He and his ship spent most of the next five years along the [[Rim]] mapping unexplored space. The last two years alone were spent mapping [[Sector 900]]. In [[2259]], they were called into the [[Euphrates Sector]] to assist in repairing a [[Jump Gate]]. Needing to resupply his ship anyway, Maynard decided to head to [[Babylon 5]] when he learned his old friend Sheridan was now in command of the station. Maynard was glad to see Sheridan again, but was curious as to whether Sheridan truly enjoyed his new assignment, feeling he'd been "beached." In addition to catching up, Maynard also mentioned once seeing a glimpse of a [[Shadow Vessel|strange alien ship]].
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He was assigned to the [[EAS Cortez]], an [[Explorer class ship]], sometime around [[2254]]. He and his ship spent most of the next five years along the [[Rim]] mapping unexplored space. The last two years alone were spent mapping [[Sector 900]]. In [[2259]], they were called into the [[Euphrates Sector]] to assist in repairing a [[Jump Gate]]. Needing to resupply his ship anyway, Maynard decided to head to [[Babylon 5]] when he learned his old friend Sheridan was now in command of the station. Maynard was glad to see Sheridan again, but was curious as to whether Sheridan truly enjoyed his new assignment, feeling he'd been beached. In addition to catching up, Maynard also mentioned once seeing a glimpse of a [[Shadow Vessel|strange alien ship]].
   
After resupplying, the ''Cortez'' jumped back into [[hyperspace]], but a catastrophic malfunction sent the ship adrift. Luckily, they were able to send a distress signal to B5, and a [[Starfury]] wing managed to bring the ship back to the station, marking the first time an [[Earth]] ship lost in hyperspace was recovered.<ref>[[A Distant Star]]</ref>
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After resupplying, the Cortez jumped back into [[hyperspace]], but a catastrophic malfunction sends the ship adrift. Luckily, they were able to send a distress signal to [[Babylon 5]], and a Starfury wing manages to bring the ship back to Babylon 5, marking the first time an Earth ship lost in hyperspace was recovered.
   
 
==Notes==
 
==Notes==
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