padawans during the clone wars

These young Jedi often functioned as Commanders, leading clone units ranging from squads to regiments.

Yeah, I was thinking strictly canon and during the Clone Wars.

Jedi General: A title given to those given commanding roles in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars. In it, he sees the Jedi, slain. Died. It's brilliant writing. It's pretty heavily implied during the Clone Wars (movie) that Yoda and Obi-Wan conspired to get Anakin to train Ahsoka, and so Obi-Wan never actually intended to train her himself.

Forgone conclusions are brilliant writing when done well. In the (current) last episodes of The Clone Wars, Yoda has a prophetic vision. Divisions

but it'd be an absurd retcon to try and add it in now

Normally Padawans would serve under their masters, but as the war went on, more and more Padawans would be There are no canon numbers for how many Jedi died prior to Order 66.

Jedi Commander: This title was given to Jedi Padawans under the leadership of Jedi Knights and Jedi Masters with their roles as Jedi Generals in the Grand Army of the Republic during the Clone Wars.

I'm just watching through the show again and thinking it would have been an excellent idea for there to have been a friend group of 5-6 padawans (like the group of younglings later shown) that became close because they were taught by the most powerful Jedi. I am wondering if during the times of the Galactic Republic that it was a requirement that all Jedi Padawans had to learn how to pilot a fighter ship and learn fundamental dog-fighting skills in order to achieve the rank of Jedi Knight.

If so, it makes me wonder if … [Star Wars] Why didn't Obi-Wan train another Padawan during the Clone Wars? would have been cool. They all. The Jedi Order crushed.

Jedi Padawans Padawan Learners, like their masters, served as military leaders during the Clone Wars. Holocron bio: A Padawan who fought during the Clone Wars, Barriss Offee betrayed her fellow Jedi after she became convinced that the Order was on the wrong side of the conflict. Outside of those who were introduced in the live-action films, it’s arguable that no Star Wars character is more well-loved than Ahsoka Tano.Created by George Lucas for Star Wars: The Clone Wars, the Torgruta from Shili has had an outsized effect on events in a galaxy far, far away.