13th Battle (Clan Wolf)

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History

The Tenth Wolf Regulars was assigned to Iota Galaxy, and was stationed on Vantaa in 3054.[1]

The Cluster was promoted to front-line status in the wake of the Refusal War, that ended in 3057, as the short lived Tenth Wolf Regulars Battle Cluster in Tau Galaxy in the Jade Wolf forces.[2] The Cluster was soon designated Thirteenth Wolf Battle Cluster and assigned to Beta Galaxy as Vladimir Ward reorganised the Wolf Touman in 3058.[3] In 3059 it was stationed on Carse.[4]

The Thirteenth Wolf Battle Cluster was based on Quarrel in 3067.[5]

In 3108 the Thirteenth Wolf Battle Cluster faced a Binary of forces from the First Wolf Guardians on Borghese. The Exiled Wolves tested the Mongrel BattleMech in the fight.[6]

Officers

Star Colonel Orlando Fetladral was the commander of the Tenth Wolf Regulars Battle Cluster in 3058.[2]

The commanding officer of the Thirteenth Wolf Battle Cluster in 3059 was Evon Ward.[7] He was still in command in 3067.[5]

Tactics

Composition History

3054

Tenth Wolf Regulars [1]

3058

Tenth Wolf Regulars Battle Cluster [2]

  • Command Star
  • Alpha Trinary - 15 BattleMechs: 2 Assault Stars and 1 Striker Star
  • Bravo Trinary - 15 BattleMechs: 2 Assault Stars and 1 Striker Star
  • Charlie Trinary - 5 BattleMechs and 75 Elementals: 1 Nova and 2 Elemental Stars
  • Delta Trinary - 30 Fighters

3059

Thirteenth Wolf Battle Cluster - Veteran/Fanatical [3]

  • 1 Nova Omnis/Elementals
  • 1 BattleMech Striker Binary
  • 1 Trinary BattleMechs/Fighter
  • 1 Elemental Binary

Notes

Rules


References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Objective Raids, p. 32
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 The Falcon and the Wolf, p. 45-6
  3. 3.0 3.1 Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p.143
  4. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p.157
  5. 5.0 5.1 Field Manual: Updates, p. 74
  6. Technical Readout: 3145 Lyran Commonwealth, p. 32
  7. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 143, "13th Battle Cluster Profile"

Bibliography