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Line 20: Within the council that formed a part of the regiment's leadership structure (the Seventeenth maintained two leadership councils, one pertaining strictly to military matters, the other to matters that affected the entire regiment) White Nose Pony and Bar-Kochba shared a common point of view that typically formed a steadier and more restrained bloc than that which revolved around Force Commander [[Gavilán Camacho]], the son of Don [[Carlos Camacho]] and Commanding Officer of the Seventeenth's First Battalion.<ref name="CQp60"/> Within the council that formed a part of the regiment's leadership structure (the Seventeenth maintained two leadership councils, one pertaining strictly to military matters, the other to matters that affected the entire regiment) White Nose Pony and Bar-Kochba shared a common point of view that typically formed a steadier and more restrained bloc than that which revolved around Force Commander [[Gavilán Camacho]], the son of Don [[Carlos Camacho]] and Commanding Officer of the Seventeenth's First Battalion.<ref name="CQp60"/> − In October 3056, with the Seventeenth under threat from both the [[Internal Security Force]] and the [[Word of Blake]] as a result of machinations between the ISF and the Seventeenth's employer, [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]], Peter was one of those to argue for gathering all of the regiment, including their dependents, and shoring up in the main [[Hachiman Taro Enterprises]] complex in Masamori, the capital city of [[Hachiman (system)|Hachiman]].<ref name="CQp137">''Close Quarters'', p. 137-138, "Chapter 27"</ref> + In October 3056, with the Seventeenth under threat from both the [[Internal Security Force]] and the [[Word of Blake]] as a result of machinations between the ISF and the Seventeenth's employer, [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]], Peter was one of those to argue for gathering all of the regiment, including their dependents, and shoring up in the main [[Hachiman Taro Enterprises]] complex in Masamori, the capital city of [[Hachiman]].<ref name="CQp137">''Close Quarters'', p. 137-138, "Chapter 27"</ref> Peter's role as Singer resulted in him being given the call sign "Singer" - the members of the Seventeenth being known for giving members of the regiment descriptive call signs, even if they weren't particularly original. While Singer was on good terms with many within the regiment, he considered [[Captain]] [[Bobby Begay]], the Commanding Officer of Cochise company, to be an evil being. Singer was far from alone in this belief; many of the other Navajo members of the Seventeenth shared his opinion, as Bobby - known as the Bobby the Wolf - had named each of the [['Mech]]s he piloted "Skin-walker"; sometimes referred to as a Navajo wolf, a Skin-walker was a shape-shifter and a witch of the very worst kind of the ''Dine''.<ref name="CQp60"/> Peter's role as Singer resulted in him being given the call sign "Singer" - the members of the Seventeenth being known for giving members of the regiment descriptive call signs, even if they weren't particularly original. While Singer was on good terms with many within the regiment, he considered [[Captain]] [[Bobby Begay]], the Commanding Officer of Cochise company, to be an evil being. Singer was far from alone in this belief; many of the other Navajo members of the Seventeenth shared his opinion, as Bobby - known as the Bobby the Wolf - had named each of the [['Mech]]s he piloted "Skin-walker"; sometimes referred to as a Navajo wolf, a Skin-walker was a shape-shifter and a witch of the very worst kind of the ''Dine''.<ref name="CQp60"/> Line 30:
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Within the council that formed a part of the regiment's leadership structure (the Seventeenth maintained two leadership councils, one pertaining strictly to military matters, the other to matters that affected the entire regiment) White Nose Pony and Bar-Kochba shared a common point of view that typically formed a steadier and more restrained bloc than that which revolved around Force Commander [[Gavilán Camacho]], the son of Don [[Carlos Camacho]] and Commanding Officer of the Seventeenth's First Battalion.<ref name="CQp60"/> | Within the council that formed a part of the regiment's leadership structure (the Seventeenth maintained two leadership councils, one pertaining strictly to military matters, the other to matters that affected the entire regiment) White Nose Pony and Bar-Kochba shared a common point of view that typically formed a steadier and more restrained bloc than that which revolved around Force Commander [[Gavilán Camacho]], the son of Don [[Carlos Camacho]] and Commanding Officer of the Seventeenth's First Battalion.<ref name="CQp60"/> | ||
| − | In October 3056, with the Seventeenth under threat from both the [[Internal Security Force]] and the [[Word of Blake]] as a result of machinations between the ISF and the Seventeenth's employer, [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]], Peter was one of those to argue for gathering all of the regiment, including their dependents, and shoring up in the main [[Hachiman Taro Enterprises]] complex in Masamori, the capital city of [[ | + | In October 3056, with the Seventeenth under threat from both the [[Internal Security Force]] and the [[Word of Blake]] as a result of machinations between the ISF and the Seventeenth's employer, [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]], Peter was one of those to argue for gathering all of the regiment, including their dependents, and shoring up in the main [[Hachiman Taro Enterprises]] complex in Masamori, the capital city of [[Hachiman]].<ref name="CQp137">''Close Quarters'', p. 137-138, "Chapter 27"</ref> |
Peter's role as Singer resulted in him being given the call sign "Singer" - the members of the Seventeenth being known for giving members of the regiment descriptive call signs, even if they weren't particularly original. While Singer was on good terms with many within the regiment, he considered [[Captain]] [[Bobby Begay]], the Commanding Officer of Cochise company, to be an evil being. Singer was far from alone in this belief; many of the other Navajo members of the Seventeenth shared his opinion, as Bobby - known as the Bobby the Wolf - had named each of the [['Mech]]s he piloted "Skin-walker"; sometimes referred to as a Navajo wolf, a Skin-walker was a shape-shifter and a witch of the very worst kind of the ''Dine''.<ref name="CQp60"/> | Peter's role as Singer resulted in him being given the call sign "Singer" - the members of the Seventeenth being known for giving members of the regiment descriptive call signs, even if they weren't particularly original. While Singer was on good terms with many within the regiment, he considered [[Captain]] [[Bobby Begay]], the Commanding Officer of Cochise company, to be an evil being. Singer was far from alone in this belief; many of the other Navajo members of the Seventeenth shared his opinion, as Bobby - known as the Bobby the Wolf - had named each of the [['Mech]]s he piloted "Skin-walker"; sometimes referred to as a Navajo wolf, a Skin-walker was a shape-shifter and a witch of the very worst kind of the ''Dine''.<ref name="CQp60"/> | ||
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* ''[[Close Quarters]]'' | * ''[[Close Quarters]]'' | ||
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