

It's      hard to pin down exactly who this figure is supposed to be. The     picture  on the package shows General Veers (the guy who led the AT-AT     assualt  on Hoth), but he has the brownish-grey uniform of a higher     rank. The  black uniform is of a lesser rank, a commander, and could     also be the  dress uniform for a stormtrooper. Well, what are ya gonna     do? It's the  old line - little things like this didn't get in the  way    of some kid  saying, "I don't want him, I want a stormtrooper!"
The      Imperial Commander comes with a standard issue stormtrooper     type-rifle,  like many, many, many of the other old Star Wars figures.     It also came  on an ESB and ROTJ card.
Why should you own this  figure? Five reasons:
1. Another man in black.  You can't go wrong in black, Jack.
2. The Empire needs  bureacracy.
3. Your Vader figure can't be around to  command every Imperial.
4. You can have this  figure reenact a number of Imperial officer/Vader choking scenes. Great  fun!
5. That cap is damn stylish.
Backstory:
I      kind of already said part of it - the picture is General Veers, who    is  a  higher rank than Commander. Captain is the next step up from     Commander  in the Imperial Navy. However, Imperial Commanders have  made    appearances  in all of the original movies.
Want more? The Wookieepedia article on Veers.
73rd in alphabetical order
Want more? The Wookieepedia article on Veers.
73rd in alphabetical order
 
 
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