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Security in Strength & Order in Obedience was a propaganda artwork created for the Galactic Empire. It depicted a trio of front-facing Imperial II-class Star Destroyers. Both the image and text featured on the poster were approved by the Commission for the Preservation of the New Order. It was featured within the Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide, citing why the third principle of the Tarkin Doctrine was necessary, and especially the importance of backing up threats.[2]

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Continuity

Publisher becker&mayer! has confirmed that the Imperial Handbook is branded as Star Wars Legends despite Star Wars: Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide being produced after April 2014's split of the canon/Legends continuities. However some referances to canon materials remain in this handbook such as the propaganda posters Strength & Obedience, COMPNOR Recruitment, and Expose, Pursue, Destroy (although the last one was slightly modified when it later appeared in canon).

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Notes and references

  1. The propaganda poster showcases the Imperial II-class Star Destroyer. Due to both the Imperial Handbook itself being published on 0 BBY and the Imperial II-class being introduced that same year, the artwork had to have been created around that year.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Star Wars: Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide