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| + | | affiliation = [[Tao 'Mechworks]] | ||
| + | | profession = Chief Executive Officer | ||
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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
| − | '''Robert "Bubba" Larson''' | + | '''Robert "Bubba" Larson''' was the Chief Executive Officer of [[Tao 'Mechworks]] on [[Styk]] until his removal by the [[Capellan Confederation]] government for industrial espionage on the 1st of September [[3080]].<ref name="J:FRp38">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 38: "For the Greater Good"</ref><ref name="J:FRp61">''Jihad: Final Reckoning'', p. 61: "The Jihad in Review"</ref> |
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | There is some evidence to suggest that during the [[Jihad]] Tao | + | There is some evidence to suggest that during the [[Jihad]] Tao 'Mechworks sponsored some corporate sabotage efforts against the [[Earthwerks Incorporated]] plant on [[Grand Base]].<ref name="O:CCp3">''Objectives: Capellan Confederation'', p. 3</ref> As a result, the Capellan government nationalized the Tao 'Mechworks plant on Styx on the 1st of September 3080 as a punishment.<ref name="J:FRp61"/> |
| − | As CEO of Tao | + | As CEO of Tao 'Mechworks at the time, Larson initially claimed that the covert operations were conducted as a ploy by the [[Word of Blake]], but agents from the [[Maskirovka]] uncovered information implicating Larson directly in the strikes against the Earthwerks factory sites, which had resulted in the destruction of a plant constructing fusion engines. ''[[Sang-jiang-jun]]'' [[Talon Zahn]] justified the nationalization of Tao 'Mechworks by stating that the act of espionage, intended to secure a greater market share for Tao 'Mechworks, had undermined the security of the Confederation as a whole. The first stage of the nationalization of the Styk plant involved the removal of all senior executives at the factory, including Larson, along with the majority of the middle management.<ref name="J:FRp38"/> |
==References== | ==References== | ||
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* ''[[Objectives: Capellan Confederation]]'' | * ''[[Objectives: Capellan Confederation]]'' | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:38, 14 August 2022
Robert Larson | |
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| Also known as | Bubba |
| Affiliation | Tao 'Mechworks |
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| Profession | Chief Executive Officer |
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Overview[edit]
Robert "Bubba" Larson was the Chief Executive Officer of Tao 'Mechworks on Styk until his removal by the Capellan Confederation government for industrial espionage on the 1st of September 3080.[1][2]
History[edit]
There is some evidence to suggest that during the Jihad Tao 'Mechworks sponsored some corporate sabotage efforts against the Earthwerks Incorporated plant on Grand Base.[3] As a result, the Capellan government nationalized the Tao 'Mechworks plant on Styx on the 1st of September 3080 as a punishment.[2]
As CEO of Tao 'Mechworks at the time, Larson initially claimed that the covert operations were conducted as a ploy by the Word of Blake, but agents from the Maskirovka uncovered information implicating Larson directly in the strikes against the Earthwerks factory sites, which had resulted in the destruction of a plant constructing fusion engines. Sang-jiang-jun Talon Zahn justified the nationalization of Tao 'Mechworks by stating that the act of espionage, intended to secure a greater market share for Tao 'Mechworks, had undermined the security of the Confederation as a whole. The first stage of the nationalization of the Styk plant involved the removal of all senior executives at the factory, including Larson, along with the majority of the middle management.[1]