Bianca Villegas-Aldama
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Bianca Villegas-Aldama | |
|---|---|
| Personal | |
| Affiliation | Capellan Confederation |
| Career | |
| Rank | Sang-wei[1] |
| Profession | Heavy transport commander[1] |
Bianca Villegas-Aldama was the commanding officer of the Fire Breathers support company of the First McCarron's Armored Cavalry during the Capellan Crusades.[1]
History[edit]
In 3111, the First McCarron's Armored Cavalry dispatched the Fire Breathers support company to raid a significant Republic of the Sphere supply cache on the world of New Canton. Using infantry to secure the depot, Sang-wei Villegas-Aldama's vehicles took up positions along the base's main supply route and waited for the Republic Armed Forces militia to respond. When the RAF appeared, Villegas-Aldama marked them with TAGs and had their Sniper artillery hammer the hostiles as they approached. When the militia attempted to close the distance to Villegas-Aldama's position with a headlong charge, she ambushed them yet again with a complement of disguised AC/20 gun trailers, shattering their assault and leaving the First MAC forces free to loot the depot at their leisure.[2][3]
Villegas-Aldama's Fire Breathers continued to earn fame and the love of the Capellan Confederation's people throughout the Capellan Crusades as they repeatedly ambushed RAF forces along the border. For two years, the Fire Breathers acquired a massive stockpile of RAF materiel, which they funneled to the Confederation's other forces. Despite several efforts from Republic hunters to end their raiding efforts, the Fire Breathers survived the close of the conflict and the majority of Villegas-Aldama's crews went on to serve as instructors for various military academies. Despite the fact that no civilians were ever targeted in a Fire Breathers raid, Villegas-Aldama was placed at number four on the Republic's list of outstanding war criminals.[1]
Combat Vehicle[edit]
Sang-wei Bianca Villegas-Aldama commanded the Fire Breathers from a Zahn heavy transport named Devil Dog. After her retirement from frontline service, Villegas-Aldama passed Devil Dog on to Jackie Villegas, her niece serving in the Red Lancers.[1]