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Contents
History
4th Succession War
The LCAF ordered the two mercenary commands Mobile Fire and Bad Dream unit to challenge the 22nd Rasalhague Regulars on Gunzburg. The defending 21st Rasalhague Regulars went underground and avoided contact with the Steiner employed mercaneries. After several weeks the mercaneries set a trap. The CO of the Mobile Fire send a communicate to the Bad Dream command, stating that most of his forces were sick from a local illness. The Regulars intercepted the message and gathered their forces to strike at the weakened invaders. When the Rasalhague Regulars advanced the abbandoned camp, the Mechs of Mobile Fire emerged from the nearby swamps. When the Bad Dream advanced from the rear, the CO of the surrounded DCMS unit ordered his troops to surrender. However, the CO of the Rasalhague Regulars commited suicide by swallowing a cyanide capsule. [1]
FedCom Civil War
A long established unit the commander put his support behind Archon Katherine Steiner-Davion and paid a high prize for their loyalty at the hands of pro-Victor forces (Archer's Avengers on Odessa). The unit received a pardon and served later as the garrison force of several planets on the clan border.[2]
Jihad
Broke off negotiations to extend their contract and left their garrison post on the Lyran world of New Earth to work for the Word of Blake (who attacked New Earth mere days later). Subsequently branded Rogue by the MRBC. Attacked Imbros III for the Word of Blake in March 3069.[3]
Officers
As of 3025, the commanding officer was Colonel Quintin Moore.[4]
As of 3054 to 3067, the commanding officer was Colonel Fred Laurencin.[5] [2]
- Donald Moore will lead the command as other family members before him when he is ready.
Tactics
The unit divide it self in three demibattalions:
- 1st Batt: speed and stealth
- 2nd Batt: skilled in bad weather conditions
- 3rd Batt: is skilled in defensive engagements
Support
The most repairs is handled by the technical staff and has no own transport assets.[2]
Dragoon Ratings
3067
Dragoon Rating: C-[2]
Composition History
3025
Mobile Fire (Regiment/Regular/Reliable)[4]
- CO: Colonel Quintin Moore
3040
Mobile Fire (Regiment/Regular/Reliable)[6]
3054
Mobile Fire (Regiment)[5]
- CO: Colonel Fred Laurencin
3067
Mobile Fire(1 Regiment/Green/Questionable)[2]
- CO/Armor: Colonel Fred Laurencin
- 1st Battalion: Major Angela Davies
- 2nd Battalion: Major Theodore Jacobs
- 3rd Battalion: Major Paul Moore
- 3 vehicle battalions contains tracked, hover and wheeled designs, supported by a command company
Mobile 'Mechs(1 Regiment/Green/Questionable)[2]
- 1st Battalion: Major Garth Rivers
- XO/2nd Battalion: Lieutenant Colonel Donald Moore
- 3rd Battalion: Major Carol Creed
- Mainly light/mediums supported by fast heavys.
Air Mobile(1 Wing/Green/Questionable)[2]
- Wing Commander: Major Yuri Vasavanovich
- Mainly Lucifers supported by 8 Eisensturms.
1st Security Division(1 Reinforced Battalion/Green/Questionable)[2]
- Infantry Commander: Major Vance Redding
- Provide security for the rest of the command. They contain 3 battle armor squads.
Notes
References
- ↑ NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p.63
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.6 2.7 Field Manual: Mercenaries Revised, p.91, "Mobile FireUnit Profile"
- ↑ Blake Ascending, p. 171, 208
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), p. 79,
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 Objective Raids, p. 20, "AFFC Deployment Table - 3054"
- ↑ Historical: War of 3039, p. 141