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Line 22: Between 3064 and [[3067]] RDF 6 found itself undergoing perhaps the most rigorous training regiment of any of the HSF units; Captain-General [[Albert Snow]], the new head of the HSF, had initiated a process to transform the HSF into a more professional force, and as a part of his efforts RDF 6 incorporated a number of mercenary troops, a measure that significantly increased the effectiveness of the RDF.<ref name="FM:Up200">''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 200, "Hanseatic League"</ref> Between 3064 and [[3067]] RDF 6 found itself undergoing perhaps the most rigorous training regiment of any of the HSF units; Captain-General [[Albert Snow]], the new head of the HSF, had initiated a process to transform the HSF into a more professional force, and as a part of his efforts RDF 6 incorporated a number of mercenary troops, a measure that significantly increased the effectiveness of the RDF.<ref name="FM:Up200">''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 200, "Hanseatic League"</ref> − During the [[Jihad]] RDF 6 continued to fight against bandits and pirates, and the successes enjoyed by the RDF led to very high morale, despite the fact that most of the engagements involved pitting elements of the RDF against outnumbered opponents who were using inferior technology.<ref name="FR:Pp18">''Field Report: Periphery'', p. 18, "Deep Periphery Forces"</ref> + During the [[Jihad]] RDF 6 continued to fight against bandits and pirates, and the successes enjoyed by the RDF lead to very high morale, despite the fact that most of the engagements involved pitting elements of the RDF against outnumbered opponents who were using inferior technology.<ref name="FR:Pp18">''Field Report: Periphery'', p. 18, "Deep Periphery Forces"</ref> By [[3120]] RDF 6 was permanently stationed on [[Braunschweig]] to defend the League's [[BattleMech]] factory.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 10</ref><ref name=otphcp23/> They were present when Wave 3 of the Hanseatic Crusade brought the [[Escorpión Imperio]]'s Omega Galaxy to Braunschweig. The two forces fought each other, and RDF 6 was destroyed while shattering Omega Galaxy. However the Scorpions were able to reorganize and used BattleMechs from the factory to rebuild.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 12</ref> By [[3120]] RDF 6 was permanently stationed on [[Braunschweig]] to defend the League's [[BattleMech]] factory.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 10</ref><ref name=otphcp23/> They were present when Wave 3 of the Hanseatic Crusade brought the [[Escorpión Imperio]]'s Omega Galaxy to Braunschweig. The two forces fought each other, and RDF 6 was destroyed while shattering Omega Galaxy. However the Scorpions were able to reorganize and used BattleMechs from the factory to rebuild.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 12</ref>
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Between 3064 and [[3067]] RDF 6 found itself undergoing perhaps the most rigorous training regiment of any of the HSF units; Captain-General [[Albert Snow]], the new head of the HSF, had initiated a process to transform the HSF into a more professional force, and as a part of his efforts RDF 6 incorporated a number of mercenary troops, a measure that significantly increased the effectiveness of the RDF.<ref name="FM:Up200">''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 200, "Hanseatic League"</ref> | Between 3064 and [[3067]] RDF 6 found itself undergoing perhaps the most rigorous training regiment of any of the HSF units; Captain-General [[Albert Snow]], the new head of the HSF, had initiated a process to transform the HSF into a more professional force, and as a part of his efforts RDF 6 incorporated a number of mercenary troops, a measure that significantly increased the effectiveness of the RDF.<ref name="FM:Up200">''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 200, "Hanseatic League"</ref> | ||
| − | During the [[Jihad]] RDF 6 continued to fight against bandits and pirates, and the successes enjoyed by the RDF | + | During the [[Jihad]] RDF 6 continued to fight against bandits and pirates, and the successes enjoyed by the RDF lead to very high morale, despite the fact that most of the engagements involved pitting elements of the RDF against outnumbered opponents who were using inferior technology.<ref name="FR:Pp18">''Field Report: Periphery'', p. 18, "Deep Periphery Forces"</ref> |
By [[3120]] RDF 6 was permanently stationed on [[Braunschweig]] to defend the League's [[BattleMech]] factory.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 10</ref><ref name=otphcp23/> They were present when Wave 3 of the Hanseatic Crusade brought the [[Escorpión Imperio]]'s Omega Galaxy to Braunschweig. The two forces fought each other, and RDF 6 was destroyed while shattering Omega Galaxy. However the Scorpions were able to reorganize and used BattleMechs from the factory to rebuild.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 12</ref> | By [[3120]] RDF 6 was permanently stationed on [[Braunschweig]] to defend the League's [[BattleMech]] factory.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 10</ref><ref name=otphcp23/> They were present when Wave 3 of the Hanseatic Crusade brought the [[Escorpión Imperio]]'s Omega Galaxy to Braunschweig. The two forces fought each other, and RDF 6 was destroyed while shattering Omega Galaxy. However the Scorpions were able to reorganize and used BattleMechs from the factory to rebuild.<ref>''Operational Turning Points: Hanseatic Crusade'', p. 12</ref> | ||