Joseph Robson

Joseph Robson
Personal
Also known as"Joe"
BornCirca 3050
Died24 October 3067
AffiliationFree Worlds League
Profile
RankCadet First Class
ProfessionMechWarrior

Joseph Robson was, until his death in 3067, a cadet at the Nellus Academy.

History[edit]

Joseph's parents ran one of Nestor's wineries. The family had a sizable home, including a multilevel training dojo.[1]

In October 3067, Joseph was part of a group of eight top Nellus Academy cadets sent on what was meant to be a straightforward voyage to Concord with General Gurald Eichner, in theory as a public relations event in honor of Nestor's new refueling station. Less openly, the cadets were meant to help detect a Lyran spy operating at the Nestor spaceport.[2] After setting off on the Requirement on 21 October, Eichner and the cadets ran into trouble: hijackers, the Lyran-hired Bloody Stoats, who came to capture the general.[3] Clashes between the cadets, led by Joseph, and the hijackers led to the DropShip crashing on Phobos, a planetoid in the Gienah system that held the Stoats' base. Fighting continued, and League forces were called in for evacuation.[4]

During a raid on the Stoats' base to recover Eichner, cadet Sigrid Zelenova found and stole Stoats CO Deimos von Schetzle's Commando, which she handed over to Joseph.[5] Joseph fought valiantly, destroying multiple enemy vehicles before finally sacrificing himself to block artillery fire. He was listed on the Roll of the Eagles for his deeds.[6]

Description[edit]

Joseph had dusky skin and a solid, fit build. He was clean cut, with a shaved head.[7]

BattleMechs[edit]

Joseph piloted a Hercules in training. On Phobos, he used a Commando stolen from Deimos.[8]

References[edit]

  1. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 2
  2. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 2, 4
  3. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 5–7
  4. The Nellus Academy Incident
  5. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 20–22
  6. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 23–25
  7. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 1
  8. The Nellus Academy Incident, ch. 23

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