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L'ecurie was proud of his Gallic heritage, often using French invective in battle, and decorating his fighter with the ancient French tricolor flag. | L'ecurie was proud of his Gallic heritage, often using French invective in battle, and decorating his fighter with the ancient French tricolor flag. | ||
| − | Despite this he may have been of [[Clan]] background like other early Dragoons, as only five of his six kills as | + | Despite this he may have been of [[Clan]] background like other early Dragoons, as only five of his six kills as of [[3030]] were known to have been within the [[Inner Sphere]], the last reported being earned in [[3020]] when the Dragoons were on a supply run outside the [[Lyran Commonwealth]]. L'ecurie was as reticent about his early career as any of the Dragoons at that time.<ref name=WDSB/> |
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Latest revision as of 12:20, 6 August 2023
Jacques L'ecurie | |
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| Personal | |
| Also known as | Frenchie |
| Affiliation | Wolf's Dragoons |
| Career | |
| Rank | Lieutenant |
| Profession | Aerospace pilot |
Lieutenant Jacques "Frenchie" L'ecurie was a member of the AeroSpace Lance, LaSalle's Company, Able Battalion, Delta Regiment of Wolf's Dragoons as of 3028.[1]
The AeroSpace Lance joined the Dragoons' Home Guard after the Battle of Misery.[1]
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History[edit]
L'ecurie was proud of his Gallic heritage, often using French invective in battle, and decorating his fighter with the ancient French tricolor flag.
Despite this he may have been of Clan background like other early Dragoons, as only five of his six kills as of 3030 were known to have been within the Inner Sphere, the last reported being earned in 3020 when the Dragoons were on a supply run outside the Lyran Commonwealth. L'ecurie was as reticent about his early career as any of the Dragoons at that time.[1]
Vehicle[edit]
L'ecurie was known to pilot a Stuka heavy aerospace fighter.[1]