Difference between revisions of "Marguerite McCaffee"
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| − | '''Marguerite McCaffee''' (Born ???? - died ????) was an officer in the [[AFFS]]. In May [[3080]] McCaffee was a [[General]] in the AFFS and commander of the elite [[Davion Assault Guards]], having succeded [[Marshal]] [[Dixon Zibler]]. McCaffee led the Assault Guards during the campaign to capture [[Flintoft]] as a part of [[Operation MATADOR]], the [[Federated Suns]] counteroffensive launched in May 3080. The Assault Guards were accompanied by an [[FSNS]] journalist named [[Peter Remonde]] during the campaign; Remonde actually dropped into battle alongside the Assault Guards and the [[1st Syrtis Fusiliers]], riding in the jump seat of McCaffee's ''[[Atlas]]'' [[BattleMech]].<ref name="J:FRp27">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 27, "Bearding The Bull"</ref> | + | '''Marguerite McCaffee''' (Born ???? - died ????) was an officer in the [[AFFS]]. In [[3068]], McCaffee was the commander of the [[3rd Davion Guards]].<ref>''Jihad Turning Points: New Avalon'', p. 6</ref> During her time as the Third's commander, she piloted an [[Atlas (BattleMech)|AS8-D ''Atlas'']].<ref>''Jihad Turning Points: New Avalon'', p. 2</ref> |
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| + | In May [[3080]] McCaffee was a [[General]] in the AFFS and commander of the elite [[Davion Assault Guards]], having succeded [[Marshal]] [[Dixon Zibler]]. McCaffee led the Assault Guards during the campaign to capture [[Flintoft]] as a part of [[Operation MATADOR]], the [[Federated Suns]] counteroffensive launched in May 3080. The Assault Guards were accompanied by an [[FSNS]] journalist named [[Peter Remonde]] during the campaign; Remonde actually dropped into battle alongside the Assault Guards and the [[1st Syrtis Fusiliers]], riding in the jump seat of McCaffee's ''[[Atlas]]'' [[BattleMech]].<ref name="J:FRp27">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 27, "Bearding The Bull"</ref> | ||
McCaffee would continue to lead the Assault Guards until at least [[3085]].<ref name="FM3085p70">''Field Manual: 3085'', p. 70, "AFFS Deployment Table - 3085"</ref> | McCaffee would continue to lead the Assault Guards until at least [[3085]].<ref name="FM3085p70">''Field Manual: 3085'', p. 70, "AFFS Deployment Table - 3085"</ref> | ||
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* ''[[Field Manual: 3085]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: 3085]]'' | ||
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[[Category: House Davion Characters|McCaffee, Marguerite]] | [[Category: House Davion Characters|McCaffee, Marguerite]] | ||
[[Category: Minor Characters|McCaffee, Marguerite]] | [[Category: Minor Characters|McCaffee, Marguerite]] | ||
Revision as of 16:12, 17 January 2013
Overview
Marguerite McCaffee (Born ???? - died ????) was an officer in the AFFS. In 3068, McCaffee was the commander of the 3rd Davion Guards.[1] During her time as the Third's commander, she piloted an AS8-D Atlas.[2]
In May 3080 McCaffee was a General in the AFFS and commander of the elite Davion Assault Guards, having succeded Marshal Dixon Zibler. McCaffee led the Assault Guards during the campaign to capture Flintoft as a part of Operation MATADOR, the Federated Suns counteroffensive launched in May 3080. The Assault Guards were accompanied by an FSNS journalist named Peter Remonde during the campaign; Remonde actually dropped into battle alongside the Assault Guards and the 1st Syrtis Fusiliers, riding in the jump seat of McCaffee's Atlas BattleMech.[3]
McCaffee would continue to lead the Assault Guards until at least 3085.[4]