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| − | The '''''Marrakesh Express''''' was a [[DropShip]] of unspecified type that was associated with [[Sorenson's Sabres]] by [[3048]] | + | The '''''Marrakesh Express''''' was a [[DropShip]] of unspecified type that was associated with [[Sorenson's Sabres]] by [[3048]]. In May of that year the unit was ordered to embark on probing raids across the border from [[Capra]], and [[Daniel Sorenson]] mentioned ordering the ''Marrakesh Express'' to prep for loading in his personal journal.<ref>''Starterbook: Sword and Dragon'', pp. 65, 80</ref> |
| − | As demonstrated in its action against [[Benet III]] in [[3049]] the ''Marrakesh Express'' was capable of moving (at least) the entire [[BattleMech]] [[company]] of Sorenson's Sabres,<ref>''Starterbook: Sword and Dragon'', p. 80</ref> suggesting it was probably | + | As demonstrated in its action against [[Benet III]] in [[3049]] the ''Marrakesh Express'' was capable of moving (at least) the entire [[BattleMech]] [[company]] of Sorenson's Sabres,<ref>''Starterbook: Sword and Dragon'', p. 80</ref> suggesting it was probably a ''[[Union]]''-class vessel. However, this remains unproven. |
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The Marrakesh Express was a DropShip of unspecified type that was associated with Sorenson's Sabres by 3048. In May of that year the unit was ordered to embark on probing raids across the border from Capra, and Daniel Sorenson mentioned ordering the Marrakesh Express to prep for loading in his personal journal.[1]
As demonstrated in its action against Benet III in 3049 the Marrakesh Express was capable of moving (at least) the entire BattleMech company of Sorenson's Sabres,[2] suggesting it was probably a Union-class vessel. However, this remains unproven.