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− '''''Howl of the North Wind''''' is a short story that featured prominently in [[BattleTechnology#Issue 0203|''BattleTechnology'', Issue #0203]]. The magazine cover was captioned as a scene from the story, and the issue also contained numerous tie-ins such as scenarios and other information (see Notes below). The entire issue is somewhat [[House Liao|Liao]]-centric. + '''''Howl of the North Wind''''' is a short story that featured prominently in ''[[BattleTechnology]]'' magazine, Issue 0203. The magazine cover was captioned as a scene from the story, and the issue also contained numerous tie-ins such as scenarios and other information (see Notes below). The entire issue is somewhat [[House Liao|Liao]]-centric.
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Despite overwhelming odds, and having to leave many pilots and their damaged machines behind, Fraser is able to evacuate a portion of his command. As he prepares to leave the jungles of Mira, he swears that he will come back to avenge the men and women he has lost to the Federated Suns. Despite overwhelming odds, and having to leave many pilots and their damaged machines behind, Fraser is able to evacuate a portion of his command. As he prepares to leave the jungles of Mira, he swears that he will come back to avenge the men and women he has lost to the Federated Suns.
− When the survivors return to Capellan territory, nobody in [[CCAF]] command will even believe their claims of having found a massive buildup of AFFS forces on Mira. Major Fraser is accused of incompetence, brought to court martial, and is then quickly cashiered. The story concludes with his bitter reflections about becoming the convenient scapegoat for Generals who remain safely at home while they send others out to fight and die.<ref>''BattleTechnology'', Issue #0203, pp. 30–39: "Howl of the North Wind"</ref> + When the survivors return to Capellan territory, nobody in [[CCAF]] command will even believe their claims of having found a massive buildup of AFFS forces on Mira. Major Fraser is accused of incompetence, brought to court martial, and is then quickly cashiered. The story concludes with his bitter reflections about becoming the convenient scapegoat for Generals who remain safely at home while they send others out to fight and die.<ref>''BattleTechnology'', issue 0203, pp. 30-39: "Howl of the North Wind"</ref>
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− | '''''Howl of the North Wind''''' is a short story that featured prominently in [[BattleTechnology | + | '''''Howl of the North Wind''''' is a short story that featured prominently in ''[[BattleTechnology]]'' magazine, Issue 0203. The magazine cover was captioned as a scene from the story, and the issue also contained numerous tie-ins such as scenarios and other information (see Notes below). The entire issue is somewhat [[House Liao|Liao]]-centric. |
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Despite overwhelming odds, and having to leave many pilots and their damaged machines behind, Fraser is able to evacuate a portion of his command. As he prepares to leave the jungles of Mira, he swears that he will come back to avenge the men and women he has lost to the Federated Suns. | Despite overwhelming odds, and having to leave many pilots and their damaged machines behind, Fraser is able to evacuate a portion of his command. As he prepares to leave the jungles of Mira, he swears that he will come back to avenge the men and women he has lost to the Federated Suns. | ||
− | When the survivors return to Capellan territory, nobody in [[CCAF]] command will even believe their claims of having found a massive buildup of AFFS forces on Mira. Major Fraser is accused of incompetence, brought to court martial, and is then quickly cashiered. The story concludes with his bitter reflections about becoming the convenient scapegoat for Generals who remain safely at home while they send others out to fight and die.<ref>''BattleTechnology'', | + | When the survivors return to Capellan territory, nobody in [[CCAF]] command will even believe their claims of having found a massive buildup of AFFS forces on Mira. Major Fraser is accused of incompetence, brought to court martial, and is then quickly cashiered. The story concludes with his bitter reflections about becoming the convenient scapegoat for Generals who remain safely at home while they send others out to fight and die.<ref>''BattleTechnology'', issue 0203, pp. 30-39: "Howl of the North Wind"</ref> |
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