Lieutenant Connix: Forget the munitions, there's no time. There are still 30 pallets of cannon shells in C bunker. Resistance Evacuation Officer: We're not clear yet. The fact that they were in a hurry to finish the evacuation was also hinted at in the film (much more briefly) during the opening scene: Connix gave an order to siphon what they could and be airborne in ten minutes. It's also noted that the ships that came to evacuate the Resistance base on D'Qar were already low on fuel when they arrived, but the process of siphoning out their reservoirs would take too long to be of any use (PZ-4CO said that it would take approximately 90 minutes to fully complete the evacuation procedures). P.25 Star Wars: The Last Jedi by Jason Fry
And maintenance stocks are still being transferred from lower-level stores.įlight Officer Jones: There are still thirty pallets of cannon shells in C bunker. Scuttle procedure for mission-critical computers is incomplete. PZ-4CO: Approximately thirty percent of the deep fuel reservoir remains to be siphoned. Connix then asks the droid what still needs to be done. In the novelization, Lieutenant Connix is speaking to protocol droid PZ-4CO, who alerts her of the incoming First Order fleet.
Let me start by providing some background information: I believe that it's worth noting that, during the evacuation, they were in the process of siphoning their reserve fuel and extracting other supplies for their escape, and implementing other important procedures, but this was all interrupted by the arrival of the First Order fleet.
(Given the length that this answer ended up being, I decided to provide a TL DR version at the end for those who don't have the time for the long version.)
I know that this is an old question, but I looked through the answers and the comments here and I noticed that no one has yet mentioned any relevant information from the novelization (not even those posted since the novelization was published), which I think provides the most sufficient answer to this question and since none of the extant answers have been accepted by the user who asked the question, I thought that I would make a contribution.
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