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According to WookieepediaWookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?

(Of course, AT-AT stands for All Terrain Armored Transport, but neither term is in the scriptthe script.)

According to Wookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?

(Of course, AT-AT stands for All Terrain Armored Transport, but neither term is in the script.)

According to Wookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?

(Of course, AT-AT stands for All Terrain Armored Transport, but neither term is in the script.)

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According to Wookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?

(Of course, AT-AT stands for All Terrain Armored Transport, but neither term is in the script.)

According to Wookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?

According to Wookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?

(Of course, AT-AT stands for All Terrain Armored Transport, but neither term is in the script.)

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Where does the name "AT-AT" come from?

According to Wookieepedia:

The name "AT-AT" is never spoken in any of the films. Instead, the machines are referred to as "Imperial walkers."

So, where does the name AT-AT originate?