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| + | | name = Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School | ||
| + | | image = Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School logo.png | ||
| + | | imagewidth = 150px | ||
| + | | caption = Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School Logo | ||
| + | | type = Academy | ||
| + | | Previous Names = | ||
| + | | Location = | ||
| + | | Founded = Succession War era | ||
| + | | MilCourse01 = [[JumpShip]] crew | ||
| + | | MilCourse01Dates = | ||
| + | | MilCourse02 = [[DropShip]] crew | ||
| + | | MilCourse02Dates = | ||
| + | | MilCourse03 = [[Aerospace fighter]] pilots | ||
| + | | MilCourse03Dates = | ||
| + | | MilCourse04 = [[WarShip]] crew | ||
| + | | MilCourse04Dates = [[3054]] onward | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | |||
==General== | ==General== | ||
| − | In the past five hundred years the | + | In the past five hundred years, the school has provided the League with essential naval personnel for [[JumpShip]]s, [[DropShip]]s, and [[aerospace fighter]]s. The [[WarShip]] program was reactivated in [[3054]]. At the beginning JumpShip and DropShip crews were cross-trained and later the school resumed its full naval training course. The School sought ways to increase the numbers of graduates in each year to provide personnel for the developing fleet.<ref name=FMFWL31-31>''Field Manual: Free Worlds League'', pp. 30-31, "Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School Profile"</ref> |
| − | The [[WarShip]] | ||
==Enrollment== | ==Enrollment== | ||
| − | Every student (1000 are accepted | + | Every student (1000 are accepted each year) must complete a three-year basic training program. The final selection lies in the hands of the [[Captain-General of the Free Worlds League|Captain-General]] but the need for aerospace fighter pilots make it harder to use this for political patronage. |
| − | Aptitude | + | Aptitude testing ensures that all cadets have the reflexes, coordination and aptitude for aerospace operations.<ref name=FMFWL31-31/> |
==Basic Training== | ==Basic Training== | ||
| − | In the first year the cadets | + | In the first year the cadets learn discipline, hand-to-hand combat and first aid. All students also receive training in null-G and microgravity conditions. This training serves to weed out applicants who suffer from space sickness.<ref name=FMFWL31-31/> |
==Advanced individual Training== | ==Advanced individual Training== | ||
| − | The next | + | The next two years are reserved for learning small-craft Operations. Fighter pilot cadets are trained in aerospace combat and the candidates for larger craft learn to cooperate as a team. The DropShip and JumpShip trainees undergo further training (two years) in the Specialties to work on their assignment vessel. WarShip crews must take another three-year training tour (the full WarShip training last six years) |
| − | It gives a shortened version for | + | It gives a shortened version for experienced crews that only lasts two years.<ref name=FMFWL31-31/> |
==Atmosphere== | ==Atmosphere== | ||
| − | The school sets high and strict standards. Any student or instructor who | + | The school sets high and strict standards. Any student or instructor who cannot meet these are dismissed. |
| − | The commanders at the LMs are aware that this | + | The commanders at the LMs are aware that this pressure needs a tone of release, and encourage competition with the [[Allison MechWarrior Institute]].<ref name=FMFWL31-31/> |
==Graduation== | ==Graduation== | ||
Graduates of the [[aerospace]] training are assigned to the [[Marik Militia]]s, [[Free Worlds Guards]] or an independent aerospace [[wing]] as ensigns. | Graduates of the [[aerospace]] training are assigned to the [[Marik Militia]]s, [[Free Worlds Guards]] or an independent aerospace [[wing]] as ensigns. | ||
| − | DropShip and JumpShip crews enter | + | |
| + | DropShip and JumpShip crews enter service in a specific line unit or with the League's Transport Command (in most cases). The WarShip program provides enough personal for the growing number of WarShips, but in the future the demand outpaces the supply.<ref name=FMFWL31-31/> | ||
==Notable Graduates== | ==Notable Graduates== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | *''[[Field Manual: Free Worlds League]]'' | + | * ''[[Field Manual: Free Worlds League]]'' |
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[[Category: Military Academies|Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School]] | [[Category: Military Academies|Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:45, 10 February 2024
| Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School | |
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 Lloyd Marik-Stanley Aerospace School Logo | |
| Academy Information | |
| Founding Year | Succession War era |
| Course Information | |
| JumpShip crew | |
| DropShip crew | |
| Aerospace fighter pilots | |
| WarShip crew | 3054 onward |
Contents
General[edit]
In the past five hundred years, the school has provided the League with essential naval personnel for JumpShips, DropShips, and aerospace fighters. The WarShip program was reactivated in 3054. At the beginning JumpShip and DropShip crews were cross-trained and later the school resumed its full naval training course. The School sought ways to increase the numbers of graduates in each year to provide personnel for the developing fleet.[1]
Enrollment[edit]
Every student (1000 are accepted each year) must complete a three-year basic training program. The final selection lies in the hands of the Captain-General but the need for aerospace fighter pilots make it harder to use this for political patronage. Aptitude testing ensures that all cadets have the reflexes, coordination and aptitude for aerospace operations.[1]
Basic Training[edit]
In the first year the cadets learn discipline, hand-to-hand combat and first aid. All students also receive training in null-G and microgravity conditions. This training serves to weed out applicants who suffer from space sickness.[1]
Advanced individual Training[edit]
The next two years are reserved for learning small-craft Operations. Fighter pilot cadets are trained in aerospace combat and the candidates for larger craft learn to cooperate as a team. The DropShip and JumpShip trainees undergo further training (two years) in the Specialties to work on their assignment vessel. WarShip crews must take another three-year training tour (the full WarShip training last six years) It gives a shortened version for experienced crews that only lasts two years.[1]
Atmosphere[edit]
The school sets high and strict standards. Any student or instructor who cannot meet these are dismissed. The commanders at the LMs are aware that this pressure needs a tone of release, and encourage competition with the Allison MechWarrior Institute.[1]
Graduation[edit]
Graduates of the aerospace training are assigned to the Marik Militias, Free Worlds Guards or an independent aerospace wing as ensigns.
DropShip and JumpShip crews enter service in a specific line unit or with the League's Transport Command (in most cases). The WarShip program provides enough personal for the growing number of WarShips, but in the future the demand outpaces the supply.[1]