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'''Craig Ward''' (born 30?? - died 30??) was a warrior of [[Clan Wolf]] who would rise to the rank of [[Star Captain]] during [[Operation Revival]].<ref name=ER3052p45>''Era Report: 3052'', p. 45 - "16th Battle Cluster"</ref>
 
'''Craig Ward''' (born 30?? - died 30??) was a warrior of [[Clan Wolf]] who would rise to the rank of [[Star Captain]] during [[Operation Revival]].<ref name=ER3052p45>''Era Report: 3052'', p. 45 - "16th Battle Cluster"</ref>
[[File:Craig Ward.jpg|right|thumb|Star Captain Craig Ward]]
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==Biography==
 
==Biography==
 
Noted for being a highly skilled warrior, Craig Ward's abilities are overshadowed by his adherence to profound [[Warden]] beliefs.<ref name=WCSp95>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', p. 95 "Star Captain Craig Ward"</ref>  
 
Noted for being a highly skilled warrior, Craig Ward's abilities are overshadowed by his adherence to profound [[Warden]] beliefs.<ref name=WCSp95>''Wolf Clan Sourcebook'', p. 95 "Star Captain Craig Ward"</ref>  

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Craig Ward
Craig Ward
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AffiliationClan Wolf
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ProfessionStar Captain

Craig Ward (born 30?? - died 30??) was a warrior of Clan Wolf who would rise to the rank of Star Captain during Operation Revival.[1]

Biography

Noted for being a highly skilled warrior, Craig Ward's abilities are overshadowed by his adherence to profound Warden beliefs.[2]

Debacle on Glory Plain

As part of the 16th Battle Cluster under the command of Star Colonel Mikel Furey, Craig Ward took part in an attempted raid against Clan Jade Falcon on the world of Glory during the years prior to Operation Revival. Aimed at securing the genetic legacy of Kael Pershaw for Clan Wolf, this raid would ultimately fail, though not necessarily due to any lack of effort on the part of warriors of the 16th Battle. Then-Star Commander Craig Ward fired the shots that downed Aidan Pryde's Summoner, but the toppling 'Mech would fall onto the Wolves' command center, derailing the battle plans of Star Captain Dwillt Radick. The angry Wolf commander blamed Ward for the plan's failure, though ultimately this finger pointing came to naught.[3]

Operation Revival and Beyond

During the invasion of the Inner Sphere, Star Captain Ward would see action with the 16th Battle Cluster on The Edge, Rodigo, Feltre, Mozirje, and Ferleiten, while taking part in larger attacks with Gamma Galaxy on Maestu and Skandia. He would survive Tukayyid unscathed, though reports indicate that the 16th was held in reserve by the Clan Wolf Khans.[4][5]

Dwillt Radick - Ward's commanding officer for many years - harbored a grudge against his subordinate that had smoldered for many years. Clashing mostly due to the sharp differences in their political beliefs, Craig Ward would often seek to transfer out of Gamma Galaxy, seeking a post in Epsilon Galaxy, away from the front line fighting. Over the years, Star Captain Ward has faced many challenges from other members of the Cluster - sometimes from his own subordinates - over his pacifistic views. Due to the fact that Ward has left several of his challengers dead over the years, Star Colonel Radick would go so far as to place a ban on any more challenges to Craig Ward. Instead, many have observed that the Star Colonel was apparently attempting to kill Star Captain Ward through several assignments that they would have thought impossible to accomplish.[1][2]

Notes

Craig Ward has piloted an Ice Ferret throughout his career.[5][6]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Era Report: 3052, p. 45 - "16th Battle Cluster"
  2. 2.0 2.1 Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 95 "Star Captain Craig Ward"
  3. Bloodname, chapters 4 through 20
  4. Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 57 through 69 - "Wolf Clan Occupation Zone"
  5. 5.0 5.1 Wolf Clan Sourcebook, p. 93, 94 - "16th Battle Cluster"
  6. Bloodname, chapters 4, 5, 6, and 7

Bibliography