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| + | The '''''Phobos''''' was a ''[[Union (DropShip class)|Union]]''-class [[DropShip]] operated by the [[Gray Death Legion]] by the time of their attack on [[Sirius V]] in [[3028]],<ref>''The Price of Glory'', pp. 29, 60, 78, with the vessel's use of [[autocannon]]s on p. 89 confirming that it is not the original ''Phobos'' which never had such weapons installed; ''Mercenary's Handbook 3055'', p. 57; ''The Dying Time'', p. 73; ''Field Manual: Mercenaries'' describes the Gray Death Legion to own or operate five ''Union'' class DropShips and a number of aerodyne DropShips, but no other spheroid DropShips, without giving names.</ref> and up until [[3065]].{{ref label|ship|See Notes}} It was noted to be one of the Legion's first ''Union''-class DropShips.<ref>''The Dying Time'', ch. 9</ref> | ||
| − | The | + | ==History== |
| + | ===Helm Campaign=== | ||
| + | The ''Phobos'' and its sister ship ''[[Deimos (Individual Union-class DropShip)|Deimos]]'' brought the Gray Death Legion back to [[Helm]] in 3028, where they wound up in combat with [[House Marik]] forces as perceived war criminals following the [[Tiantan massacre]]. During the fighting, [[Harris Graff]] entered the ''Phobos'' under a pretense and allowed Marik troops to capture the vessel. It was reclaimed by the Gray Death Legion later in the campaign.<ref>''The Price of Glory''</ref> | ||
| − | + | ===Second Skye Rebellion=== | |
| + | The ''Phobos'' was part of the relief forces led by [[Hassan Ali Khaled]] to [[Glengarry]] on 26 September [[3056]]. Also present was the ''[[Leopard (DropShip class)|Leopard]]''-class ''[[Io (Individual Leopard-class DropShip)|Io]]'' and the ''Union''-class ''[[Medea]]''. The ''Phobos'' was lost with all hands attempting to run the blockade.<ref>''Day of Heroes'', pp. 87–88: One unnamed DropShip is lost, but both ''Io'' and ''Medea'' make appearances later in the story, establishing by means of exclusion that the ship which was lost must have been ''Phobos''.</ref> | ||
| − | == | + | ==Notes== |
| − | + | {{note|ship}} It should not be confused with the ''[[Trojan]]''-class [[Phobos (Individual Trojan-class DropShip)|vessel of the same name]] that served the Gray Death Legion earlier, most famously in their blockade running attempt at [[Verthandi]] in [[3025]]. The first ''Phobos'' apparently still remained in service with the Gray Death Legion by the time of the Sirius campaign<ref>The JumpShip ''Invidious'' and its two DropShips, "merchanters converted to troop transports," are explicitly mentioned as part of the Gray Death Legion's Transport Division in ''The Price of Glory'', pp. 17–18, but they are not the same ships as the ''Union''-class ''Deimos'' and ''Phobos'' deployed to Sirius V and later Helm as 'Mech transports.</ref> but was not present at Helm and was not mentioned again afterwards. | |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | *''[[ | + | * ''[[The Dying Time]]'' |
| − | *''[[ | + | * ''[[Field Manual: Mercenaries]]'' |
| − | *''[[ | + | * ''[[Mercenary's Handbook 3055]]'' |
| − | *''[[The Price of Glory]]'' | + | * ''[[The Price of Glory]]'' |
[[Category: Individual DropShips]] | [[Category: Individual DropShips]] | ||
[[Category: Individual Union-class DropShips]] | [[Category: Individual Union-class DropShips]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:34, 13 January 2024
- This article is about the newer Grey Death Legion DropShip. For other uses, see Phobos.
| Phobos | |
|---|---|
| Vessel Profile | |
| Type | DropShip |
| Class | Union |
| In service until | 3056 |
The Phobos was a Union-class DropShip operated by the Gray Death Legion by the time of their attack on Sirius V in 3028,[1] and up until 3065.[See Notes] It was noted to be one of the Legion's first Union-class DropShips.[2]
History[edit]
Helm Campaign[edit]
The Phobos and its sister ship Deimos brought the Gray Death Legion back to Helm in 3028, where they wound up in combat with House Marik forces as perceived war criminals following the Tiantan massacre. During the fighting, Harris Graff entered the Phobos under a pretense and allowed Marik troops to capture the vessel. It was reclaimed by the Gray Death Legion later in the campaign.[3]
Second Skye Rebellion[edit]
The Phobos was part of the relief forces led by Hassan Ali Khaled to Glengarry on 26 September 3056. Also present was the Leopard-class Io and the Union-class Medea. The Phobos was lost with all hands attempting to run the blockade.[4]
Notes[edit]
^ It should not be confused with the Trojan-class vessel of the same name that served the Gray Death Legion earlier, most famously in their blockade running attempt at Verthandi in 3025. The first Phobos apparently still remained in service with the Gray Death Legion by the time of the Sirius campaign[5] but was not present at Helm and was not mentioned again afterwards.
References[edit]
- ↑ The Price of Glory, pp. 29, 60, 78, with the vessel's use of autocannons on p. 89 confirming that it is not the original Phobos which never had such weapons installed; Mercenary's Handbook 3055, p. 57; The Dying Time, p. 73; Field Manual: Mercenaries describes the Gray Death Legion to own or operate five Union class DropShips and a number of aerodyne DropShips, but no other spheroid DropShips, without giving names.
- ↑ The Dying Time, ch. 9
- ↑ The Price of Glory
- ↑ Day of Heroes, pp. 87–88: One unnamed DropShip is lost, but both Io and Medea make appearances later in the story, establishing by means of exclusion that the ship which was lost must have been Phobos.
- ↑ The JumpShip Invidious and its two DropShips, "merchanters converted to troop transports," are explicitly mentioned as part of the Gray Death Legion's Transport Division in The Price of Glory, pp. 17–18, but they are not the same ships as the Union-class Deimos and Phobos deployed to Sirius V and later Helm as 'Mech transports.