LIEUTENANT BEYTA

Beyta was a Mon Calamari who, like the famous Admiral Ackbar, joined the New Republic fleet. Although the government disbanded most of its fleet after its victory at Jakku, Beyta was one of the officers stationed when General Hera Syndulla was given command of Home One.

The Mon Calamari worked with First Officer Hawkins, and both witnessed their superior’s attempt to convince a Senate committee to intervene militarily in the Denab System.

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