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This is a very small academy on [[Solaris VII]] that trains basically Mechwarrior wannabees still working in [[3053]].<ref name=STR>''Solaris: The Reaches'', p. 37, "Warner Mechwarrior Academy"</ref>
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'''Warner MechWarrior Academy''' was a very small academy on [[Solaris VII]] that basically trained [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] wannabees.<ref name=STR>''Solaris: The Reaches'', p. 37, "Warner Mechwarrior Academy"</ref>
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
The '''Warner MechWarrior Academy''' is a far cry from the [[Great Houses]]' military academies, that lives thanks to the egos of numerous wannabees MechWarriors who flock to Solaris.
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Founded by a second rate arena fighter and conman, the Warner MechWarrior Academy was a far cry from the formal military academies of the[[Great Houses]], basically surviving thanks to the egos of numerous wannabees MechWarriors who flock to Solaris, dreaming of entering the games. Since the Fourth Succession War the Academy boasted that it had graduated more than "500" MechWarriors, though the Vanderholf rarely acknowledges that a mere handful were still alive.<ref name=STR/>
  
For the last 25 years the Academy has formed  more than "500" Mechwarriors, though the Academy rarely acknowledges that a mere handful are still alive.<ref name=STR/>
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The Warner MechWarrior Academy was one of the early victims of the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]], being destroyed within the first 24 hours of [[Operation SHOWTIME|Blakist occupation of Solaris]].<ref name=JSTBD-25>''Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents'', p. 25 "Jihad: The Early Years - Operation: SHOWTIME"</ref>
  
 
==Staff==
 
==Staff==
The '''Warner MechWarrior Academy''' is run by [[Clease Vanderholf]], who covers all positions in the Academy.<ref name=STR/>
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The Warner MechWarrior Academy' was run by [[Clease Vanderholf]], who covered all positions in the Academy.<ref name=STR/>
  
 
==Facilities==
 
==Facilities==
Warner Mechwarrior Academy occupies the grounds of an old appartment complex and a nearby factory in [[Solaris City#Burgton|Kalamazoo]].<ref name=STR/>
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Warner Mechwarrior Academy occupied the grounds of an old apartment complex and a nearby factory in [[Solaris City#Burgton|Kalamazoo]].<ref name=STR/>
  
 
==Training==
 
==Training==
At least six students are enrolled in the Academy's 16-week combat course at any given time.
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At least six students were enrolled in the Academy's 16-week combat course at any given time. Students train in one of the Academy's four ''[[Chameleon]]''s, all in rather shoddy condition, with Vanderholf directing all fees towards himself rather than back into the school.<ref name=STR/>
 
 
Students to be [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] train in four [[Chameleon]]s in a rather shoddy condition.<ref name=STR/>
 
  
 
== Notes ==
 
== Notes ==
Local news papers periodically run exposes on '''Werner Mechwarrior Academy''' and rewards against the con man's head from families grieving from their loss of a son or a daughter who trained there are not unheard of.<ref name=STR/>
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Local news papers periodically ran exposes on Werner Mechwarrior Academy and rewards against the con man's head from families grieving from their loss of a son or a daughter who trained there are not unheard of.<ref name=STR/>
  
 
==References==
 
==References==
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
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* ''[[Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents]]''
 
* ''[[Solaris: The Reaches]]''
 
* ''[[Solaris: The Reaches]]''
  
 
[[Category: Military Academies|Warner Mechwarrior Academy]]
 
[[Category: Military Academies|Warner Mechwarrior Academy]]

Revision as of 07:46, 13 June 2018

Warner Mechwarrior Academy
Academy Information
Location Solaris VII
Founding Year After Fourth Succession War
Course Information
BattleMech Unknown-3068


Warner MechWarrior Academy was a very small academy on Solaris VII that basically trained MechWarrior wannabees.[1]

History

Founded by a second rate arena fighter and conman, the Warner MechWarrior Academy was a far cry from the formal military academies of theGreat Houses, basically surviving thanks to the egos of numerous wannabees MechWarriors who flock to Solaris, dreaming of entering the games. Since the Fourth Succession War the Academy boasted that it had graduated more than "500" MechWarriors, though the Vanderholf rarely acknowledges that a mere handful were still alive.[1]

The Warner MechWarrior Academy was one of the early victims of the Word of Blake Jihad, being destroyed within the first 24 hours of Blakist occupation of Solaris.[2]

Staff

The Warner MechWarrior Academy' was run by Clease Vanderholf, who covered all positions in the Academy.[1]

Facilities

Warner Mechwarrior Academy occupied the grounds of an old apartment complex and a nearby factory in Kalamazoo.[1]

Training

At least six students were enrolled in the Academy's 16-week combat course at any given time. Students train in one of the Academy's four Chameleons, all in rather shoddy condition, with Vanderholf directing all fees towards himself rather than back into the school.[1]

Notes

Local news papers periodically ran exposes on Werner Mechwarrior Academy and rewards against the con man's head from families grieving from their loss of a son or a daughter who trained there are not unheard of.[1]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Solaris: The Reaches, p. 37, "Warner Mechwarrior Academy"
  2. Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents, p. 25 "Jihad: The Early Years - Operation: SHOWTIME"

Bibliography