Where do Stormtroopers come from?

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So in the Star Wars universe, Jango Fett is killed. Because he is the source of the genetic material for the clones, they would need to find a new source. However, after the clones kill off the Jedi and the Empire rises to power, there seems to be no lack of Stormtroopers, whom I am assuming are just mainly ex-Clone troopers.

Because all of the Stormtroopers are humanoid, the empire could not just be using any alien species they find. Are they using cloning still? Or are they just recruiting? And if they are cloning, whose genetic material are they using?



Best Answer

Says Wookiepedia:

Stormtroopers were the elite soldiers of the Galactic Empire.

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By the end of the Clone Wars in 19 BBY, the Galactic Republic was reorganized into the first Galactic Empire. As a result, the Grand Army was reformed into the Stormtrooper Corps and the clones were renamed "stormtroopers."

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However, the stormtrooper ranks would cease to be dominated by Fett's progeny after the Battle of Kamino in 12 BBY.

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By the time the Galactic Civil War began in earnest, Jango Fett's clones were heavily supplanted by clones based on a variety of templates around 9 BBY, followed shortly after by enlisted Humans.




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How were the stormtroopers created?

Stormtroopers were modeled on the clone troopers who fought for the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars. At the dawn of the Galactic Empire, the first generation of stormtroopers consisted of cloned soldiers who served the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars.

How did the clones become stormtroopers?

Clone troopers became stormtroopers when the Republic turned into the Galactic Empire after Palpatine had the Jedi killed. 2. In the old Expanded Universe, most Jango-Fett-clones were killed in an uprising in 12 BBY (before the Battle of Yavin).

What planet are the stormtroopers from?

Swamp troopers are first seen on the planet Mimban in Solo, with Han Solo having been one such trooper during his service for the Empire. Wet-weather gear stormtroopers, also known as Mimban stormtroopers (for those stationed on Mimban), are trained to serve in swampy environments.

Where did the First Order stormtroopers come from?

Origin. The origins of First Order stormtroopers dated back to the Clone Wars, when clone troopers fought for the Galactic Republic. The armored soldiers of the First Order evolved from one of the galaxy's most distinctive symbols of military might\u2014the stormtroopers of the Galactic Empire.



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Answer 2

Luke wanted to "join the Imperial academy" So they were obviously hiring and training TIE-pilots at least. Most navy officers are promoted from the ranks of the enlisted. You have to fly a TIE-fighter without crashing before someone will trust you with a Star-Destroyer. None of the Admirals Vader force-choked looked much like Jango.

There were also rumors of Solo once being a stormtrooper, but not caring for the politics, esp over the treatment of wookies, which led to him "freeing the slaves" in a self-started rebellion. This story also explains Chewie's dedication to Han. I believe I heard that one of the MANY side stories published covers this part of his history (although not a part of official cannon).

Han's knowledge of "imperial protocol" for dumping garbage before jumping to hyperspace could have been gained from a previous accidental sighting, but this was another possible source of the rumor.

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