Outreach
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Outreach | |
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← 3135 3151 | |
System Information | |
X:Y Coordinates | -3.109 : -34.688[e] |
Spectral class | K9V[1] |
Recharge time | 168 hours[2] |
Recharge station(s) | Zenith, Nadir[2] |
Planet(s) | 8[1] |
Contents
System Description[edit]
Outreach is located near the Brownsville and Capolla systems.
Political Affiliation[edit]
- 2142 - Inhabited world[3]
- 2271 - Inhabited world[4]
- 2366 - Terran Hegemony[5]
- 2571 - Terran Hegemony[6]
- 2596 - Terran Hegemony[7]
- 2750 - Terran Hegemony[8]
- 2765 - Terran Hegemony[9]
- 2767 - Amaris Empire[10]
- 2771 - Amaris Empire[11]
- 2774 - Amaris Empire[11]
- 2785 - Terran Hegemony[12]
- 2786 - Capellan Confederation[12][13]
- 2797 - Capellan Confederation[14]
- 2822 - Capellan Confederation[15]
- 3025 - Capellan Confederation[16]
- 3028 - Capellan Confederation[17]
- 3029 - Tikonov Free Republic (from March)[18][19][17]
- 3030 - Tikonov Free Republic[20]
- 3031 - Federated Commonwealth[citation needed]
- 3040 - Federated Commonwealth[21]
- 3052 - Federated Commonwealth[citation needed]
- 3057 - Independent world[citation needed]
- 3062 - Independent world[citation needed]
- 3068 - Word of Blake Protectorate[22]
- 3130 - Republic of the Sphere[citation needed]
- 3151 - Capellan Confederation[23]
Outreach II[edit]
Outreach II | |
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Astrophysical | |
System position | Second[1] |
Jump Point distance | 3 days[1][2] |
Moons | 1 (Cerberus)[1] |
Geophysical | |
Surface gravity | 1.10[1] |
Atmospheric pressure | Standard (Tainted)[1] |
Equatorial temperature | 24°C (Temperate)[1] |
Surface water | 75%[1] |
Highest native life | Fish[1] |
Landmasses | 2 (Romulus, Remus)[24] |
History and Culture | |
Population | 1,160,000 (3130)[1][25] |
Government and Infrastructure | |
Political Leader | Planetary Governor |
Military Commander | Legate Brianna Wolf (3130)[25] |
Capital | Harlech[1] |
HPG Class | A[2] |
Planetary History[edit]
Early History[edit]
Outreach was first settled during the twenty-second century by Terran colonists attracted to the planet's warm climate, large tracts of arable land and abundant natural resources. During these early years Outreach became known as an agricultural exporter however tourism became the mainstay of the planet's economy after it played host to the Star League Martial Olympiads in 2704. Outreach's tourism industry withered following the collapse of the Star League which forced many inhabitants to emigrate.
First Succession War[edit]
Outreach came under Capellan control in 2786, the last of fifteen Terran Hegemony worlds to be annexed by the Capellan Confederation before the First Succession War began in earnest.[12] In late 2787, Captain-General Kenyon Marik launched an invasion of the Confederation, intent on capturing a corridor of worlds leading to Sarna. Having quickly seized Corey and Wazan, the Free Worlds League faced a two-year struggle to hold both worlds as the Capellan Confederation Armed Forces attempted to get reinforcements to both worlds. Chancellor Barbara Liao ordered an attack on New Delos, a major Free Worlds League Military staging ground, which disrupted supply lines, communications and repair facilities and killed twenty thousand civilians. In retaliation—and in an attempt to disrupt the flow of reinforcements to Corey and Wazan—Kenyon Marik ordered attacks on a number of Capellan worlds including Outreach that saw the planets firebombed, with the attacks continuing until the Capellans were forced on the defensive following a failed attack on Calloway VI in 2789.[26]
Fourth Succession War[edit]
Following negotiations between Colonel Pavel Ridzik, chief military advisor to Chancellor Maximilian Liao, and AFFS Lieutenant General Ardan Sortek, conducted in February 3029 Ridzik created a new nation, the Tikonov Free Republic. It incorporated those worlds of the Tikonov Commonality that hadn't already been conquered during the first half of the Fourth Succession War, including Outreach. Ridzik returned to Elgin, the new capital of the Tikonov Free Republic, on 3 March 3029 and swiftly began implementing a new government consisting of family members, friends and other appointees loyal to himself, purging dissident elements on the various Republic worlds and taking the opportunity to settle old scores. Outreach was one of the systems incorporated into the Republic.[18]
Outreach's fortunes continued to decline until 3030. In that year, Jaime Wolf confided to Cranston Snord that a Clan invasion was to be expected shortly. He asked Snord to verify the supposed presence of hidden 'Mech production facilities on Outreach. Subsequently, Snord requested permission to garrison Outreach and investigate it for artifacts. Unaware of the connection between Cranston Snord's Irregulars and Wolf's Dragoons, the Federated Commonwealth High Command agreed to the request and asked Snord privately to make sure nothing of unexpected value was on the world because Wolf's Dragoons had requested Outreach be turned over to them. Snord's Irregulars surveyed the world for more than six months, secretly passing all information on to Wolf's Dragoons and (falsely) reporting to the Federated Commonwealth High Command that the world held nothing of particular value.[27]
On or shortly before 16 August 3030, the Tikonov Free Republic, through Field Marshal Ardan Sortek's signature, gave Wolf's Dragoons a free and clear title to Outreach at First Prince Hanse Davion's suggestion.[28] This heralded a renaissance for Outreach as the Dragoons transformed it into their homeworld, refurbishing and massively upgrading the ancient factories to produce cutting-edge technology. In March of 3032, they opened a provisional Hiring Hall on Outreach, turning the world into a new center of mercenary trade for the entire Inner Sphere.[29] In 3037, Hiring Hall operations were moved into the renovated and refurbished Olympiad Stadium, leading to a sharp increase in business;[29] Outreach soon rivalled if not eclipsed Galatea as the premier Mercenary's Star.
Outreach Summit[edit]
On 12 January 3051, several dignitaries assembled from across the Inner Sphere assembled on Outreach. The Dragoons commanding officer, Jaime Wolf, informed them that, because of the sacrifice of Rasalhagian fighter pilot Tyra Miraborg, they had less than one year to unite their forces against a threat to all the nations of the Inner Sphere.[30][31]
On 15 January, Jaime informed the leaders that the Dragoons were a force sent to scout the Inner Sphere for eventual invasion by the Clans. The origins of the Clans as the descendants of the Star League Defense Force led into exile by Commanding General Aleksandr Kerensky were revealed. A team-building session among the young nobles on 5 February brought Victor Steiner-Davion and Hohiro Kurita to blows, partly because of their own prejudices and power plays, and partly because of the divisive attitude of Sun-Tzu Liao. Both Victor and Hohiro were dressed down by their fathers, who seemed to quickly put aside their differences to focus on the Clan threat. Tentative truces were made between the powers of the Inner Sphere to combat the Clan menace. It was also here that Victor first met Omi Kurita, his first love. Months of training exercises brought Victor closer to Hohiro and Kai Allard-Liao but fostered further personal enmity between them and Sun-Tzu Liao. Ultimately, it was their simultaneous defense against a possibly threatening action by Sun-Tzu against Kai that pushed Victor and Hohiro to mutual respect if not outright friendship. In a Clan-style Trial of Position in July, Victor finished third among the assembled heirs, but Kai's refusal to accept Jaime's gift put Victor in possession of a Daishi as Hohiro, ranked second had.[30][32]
While the bulk of the Dragoons was far away, fighting at the Battle of Luthien (3052), the capellan chancelllor Romano Liao send a task force to attack the planet in a vengeance attack, but it was annihilated by the Dragoons' veterans and sibkins left behind.[33]
Post–Clan Invasion[edit]
Due to the presence of Dragoons and their state-of-the-art defenses monitoring all incoming traffic, the planet became an island of calm after the Sarna March collapsed into the so-called Chaos March. In response to the increasing influence of the fanatical ComStar offshoot the Word of Blake in the Chaos March the Dragoons formed the Allied Mercenary Command.[34]
First Battle of Outreach[edit]
The battle started on 15 October 3067 when the Waco Rangers, Smithson's Chinese Bandits, the Fifty-first Dark Panzer Jaegers, and the Tiger Sharks (4 'Mech regiments with support units) launched a well-coordinated assault on Wolf's Dragoons. Part of Smithson's Chinese Bandits bombarded the DropPort and Home Guard base, while the Waco's Rangers and Smithson's Chinese Bandits ground forces landed at Temptown and then moved to assault Harlech. Coordinated with them, the Tiger Sharks returned from a training cycle to join the attack against the AMC forces alongside the Fifty-first Dark Panzer Jaegers.
Defending, the Dragoons had several AMC forces which included the Dragoons' Wolf Spiders Battalion, Zeta Battalion, Beta and Epsilon regiments. Also, the Broadsword Legion was hired to aid in the defense.
There were other disparate mercenary units stationed on Outreach at the time of the assault joined either side as they saw fit.
Early on the morning of October 15, a small force detached from the Fifty-first Dark Panzer Jaegers attempted to intercept and kill Dameon Guillome, VP of Logistics for GM-Blackwell, and his staff. While returning to the downtown headquarters of GM-Blackwell, he was alerted by security of a small force bearing down on the building. Reacting quickly, the staff negotiated a verbal contract with a small group of mercenaries who had arrived that morning for a meeting with Hugh Farragut, lead archeologist on the Remus Dig Project. The mercenaries held off the Jaegers long enough for Mr. Guillome to leave Harlech and make it to Blackwell's secured corporate complex on Romulus. Intercepted comm logs—turned over by the mercenary heroes who recorded the transmissions—revealed later that the Jaegers had a list of high-level GM-Blackwell administrators slated as targets. With this new evidence, it is now understood that Blackwell Chief Financial Officer Thomas Crown, who perished when his penthouse apartment suffered damage from an errant missile strike, was actually a target and not a victim of an unfortunate accident.[35]
Only the timely intervention of the Dragoons' Zeta Battalion stopped the rampant killing. The Wolf Spiders and Zeta Battalion fought the attackers and briefly secured the DropPort. Commander Jaime Wolf, coordinating operations from multiple command centers launched a counterassault in conjunction with elements of Beta and Epsilon regiments recalled from Remus, to finally contain the renegade threat.
Converging from three directions, the Dragoons caught most of Waco's forces in a classic encirclement. Each side fought fiercely, with quarter neither asked nor given. In a climactic battle, Wayne Waco led a company of 'Mechs against Wolf's lance in the shadow of the destroyed Hiring Hall. In the end, Commander Wolf and his lance destroyed all Waco's forces, fighting the renegades to the death. Jaime Wolf finished the battle on his own, bringing down Waco's command even while dying from mortal wounds. Wolf's Archer, battle-ravaged and surrounded by a field of destroyed 'Mechs, was still on its feet when allied forces finally made it to the scene, the ruins of Colonel Waco's BattleMaster sprawled before it.
Commander Wolf's death seemed to galvanize the Dragoons, whose counteroffensive gained the strength and character of a controlled berserker fury, a bloody no-mercy policy that Dragoons officials identified as "Condition Feral." In less than a day, the Dragoons swept Harlech clean of the last renegade forces in a brutal action. No further renegade activity was reported since then, and even the looting one might expect after such devastation had been minimal in the past 48 hours.[36]
In the four days of heavy fighting the Home Guard and the Epsilon Regiment were destroyed while other defending units suffered heavy casualties.
Battle of Mars[edit]
A counterstrike by the AMC against the Word of Blake forces on Mars ended in disaster as the AMC forces were intercepted in orbit and largely destroyed. The units wiped in the ill-fated assault were Beta Regiment, Zeta Battalion, and a battalion of Home Guard, along with the Second Dismal Disinherited and Lindon's Battalion.
Second Battle of Outreach[edit]
The Word of Blake retaliated with a major assault on Outreach, this time with the goal of destroying the Dragoons. The assault began on the 20th of December when a Blakist force jumped into the Outreach system and destroyed the Dragoons' two defending Lola III-class WarShips, the WDS Darius and the WDS Nelson plus both of the planetary orbital stations, Horatio and Mercutio.[37] The Blakist naval vessels then destroyed the Outreach orbital stations; the flagship of the Dragoons' naval forces, the Aegis-class heavy cruiser WDS Alexander, then attempted a last-ditch defense, but was unable to hold off the Word of Blake forces.[38] A news broadcast from Wayne Newman of the Harlech News Network, who was embedded on the polar-orbit station Mercutio identified the attackers as Blakist forces, and identified the WarShip squadron as consisting of a Black Lion-class battlecruiser, an Aegis, two Essex-class destroyers and two Lola IIIs.[39][40] While the Blakists operated three Black Lions, six Essexes and up to eight Aegis during the course of the Jihad, only two Lola IIIs were identified within the Blakist fleet: the WoBS Faith's End and her sister ship WoBS End of Wisdom.[41]
In the final actions of the battle the Broadsword Legion turned on its erstwhile allies and inflicted serious damage on the Wolf Spider Battalion suffering crippling losses in the process.
A day after the naval assault the Word of Blake began a ground assault on Outreach.[38] Despite the betrayal by the Broadsword Legion, the Dragoons were able to rally and, at one point, pushed the Blakist invaders to the point of collapse. When it was determined victory would not come through a ground battle alone, Precentor Shin-Ichi Yoshizumi from the First Word of Blake Division executed their optional orders: the Blakist WarShips launched nuclear strikes against the Dragoons;[42] the forces the Dragoons and their allies had on the continent of Romulus were apparently heavily damaged, while those on Remus were completely destroyed by the bombardment.[38] General Maeve Wolf gathered what survivors she could and evacuated with the assistance of Clan Wolf-in-Exile and the Kell Hounds, finding sanctuary on Arc-Royal.[43] The WDS Alexander was destroyed covering the retreat called by General Wolf on the 26th of December, and with the destruction of the Alexander, five of the six WarShips operated by Wolf's Dragoons had been lost in action against the Word of Blake in less than three weeks. Despite the bombardment of Outreach and the general retreat by the Dragoons and their remaining allies, the Word of Blake began a blockade of the planet.[38]
Despite the blockade, a task force from Clan Wolf-in-Exile left for Outreach on the 20th of March and fought through fierce resistance from the Blakist forces to extract more than two dozen Dragoons and scores of civilian survivors from the remains of the planet.[44]
The Word of Blake domination Years[edit]
The remnants of the Broadsword Legion and the mercenary unit Wannamaker's Widowmakers remained to garrison Outreach throughout 3068–3071.
Elson Novacat led a guerrilla campaign against the Blakists and led the team that liberated former Zeta Battalion commander Tara Lucas, one of the few survivors of the failed Mars expedition. When Novacat was killed in March 3070, Lucas assumed control of the resistance.[42]
A month later, the resurrected Black Widow Company under Stacy Church crash-landed in the ruins of Harlech City. She linked up with the resistance and provided much-needed supplies and manpower.[42]
In December 3071, Tara Lucas was critically wounded in battle, and Stacy Church assumed command of the resistance. They freed more Dragoon civilians and captured a Union-class DropShip. In January 3072 Church and several Dragoons made a daring escape and left Outreach just as the Word's Opacus Venatori arrived to hunt them down. Outreach was left with a few resistance fighters under a recovering Tara Lucas. She led a cell known as the Four Horsemen that dedicated all their efforts to terrorize the occupying forces.
The unrelenting insurgency demoralized Wannamaker's Widowmakers, who felt that their employers had largely abandoned them. Outreach became a war of attrition, both in terms of morale and matériel.[42]
Liberation[edit]
What was left of Outreach was liberated by forces from the Free Worlds front of the allied coalition on 21 November 3077. The forces led by Alys Rousset-Marik found that the Word had left Outreach a scorched, ruined world.[45] The industries that had made Outreach one of the most technologically advanced worlds in the Inner Sphere had been destroyed, the Outreach of 3077 had trouble producing twenty-first-century items. The population was a fraction of its number a decade before, but despite savage Blakist repercussions against the citizens of Outreach, the population had constantly resisted attempts to bring Outreach into the Word of Blake Protectorate. The Blakists had singularly failed to build a functioning government, and had instead resorted to trying to destroy every vestige of Wolf's Dragoons.[46]
Reports from the planet indicated that the civilian population had resisted the Word of Blake right down to the individual level; men and women questioned by the Blakists would invariably give their name as Jaime Wolf or Natasha Kerensky, while Wannamaker's Widowmakers—the Blakist garrison on Outreach for years—suffered heavy casualties over the course of a decade at the hands of a rebel group named the Four Horsemen, led by an individual using the name Tara Lucas. Evidence of the lengths the Word of Blake went to as they tried to break the spirit of the population were found everywhere on Outreach; one example quoted in the interstellar media was of a reeducation camp north of New Wyatt, where the prisoners labored day in, day out digging a trench that spiraled outwards from the reeducation camp, into which the bodies of the dead were thrown and left unburied. The media described the sheer volume of remains found at the site as "mind numbing."[46]
The Dark Age[edit]
Outreach had been left no longer suitable for habitation due to the hard ionizing radiation from the nuclear strikes, the world had undergone little surface reconstruction. Domed cities have since been constructed, fostering underground communities. The world relied heavily on Republic subsidies for its rebuilding efforts.[42]
Despite the devastation inflicted on Outreach during the Jihad, a small segment of the population continued to live on Outreach. The Word of Blake had comprehensively sterilized the continent of Remus by nuclear bombardment, while every major city on the continent of Romulus had been bombarded by BattleMechs and from orbit by WarShips. The damage inflicted on the world was such that in the thirty-second century Outreach was little more than a marginally habitable rock. The Argosyan Sea, the single large body of water on the planet, was saturated with fallout. Lake Kearny, once the largest freshwater body on the planet had been reduced to a basin of hard-baked clay. Little vegetation was capable of growing on Romulus, and the farming and business that took place there did so in cities that were either subterranean or contained under domes. The new planetary capital, New Kearny, was constructed in a largely subterranean fashion and was built from the ruins of Harlech on the edge of Lake Kearny. Air and water purifiers were imported from off-world to enable people to survive, and struggled as they attempted to remove the worst of the harmful contaminants from the air and water. New Kearny was home to almost half of the planetary population by 3130. The spaceport constructed on the outskirts of New Kearny was dedicated as the Jaime Wolf Memorial Interplanetary Spaceport, in honor of the man who ushered in a new era for Outreach after the Fourth Succession war.[1]
After Gray Monday, Outreach found itself in the odd position of once again becoming a nexus of mercenary hiring activity, not at the same levels as Galatea, but enough that Outreach was soon a nexus for hiring.[47] The population grew rapidly as mercenaries and prospectors arrived, with New Kearny's population growing from 90,000 pre-Blackout to 500,000 by September 3133.[48] In June 3132 a contingent from the faction known as the Spirit Cats arrived on Outreach, claiming and settling in a region of Remus known previously as the Outback. The reason for the Spirit Cats' arrival on Outreach remained unknown for a number of years afterwards,[49] but elements of Wolf's Dragoons assisted the Spirit Cats with the capture of Outreach.[50]
Both Clans' presence on planet was very short, but made Outreach a mercenary hub again. In 3135, when Fortress Republic's Wall was raised, at least fifty mercenary commands, some of barely a 'Mech, were trapped inside. The RAF made eliminating them a priority, incorporating them inside their armed forces, though they met with resistance.[51]
In 3149, when the Wall fell, the Capellan Confederation invaded the Republic's space. Outreach was still a shell of its former self, but the Capellans considered it a symbol of pride and decided to retake it. On the 6th of February, the Holdfast Guard fought through the defenders, the Eleventh Triarii Protectors and secured the planetary capital of New Kearny. A battalion of Fourteenth Principes Guards and some small mercenary commands that resided on the planet attempted to root out the Guard. Warrior House Imarra rushed and route both defending forces. In a month, all known defenders on Outreach had been destroyed, captured or driven to ground.[citation needed]
Military Deployment[edit]
3058[edit]
- Wolf's Dragoons[2]
3067[edit]
- Ace Darwin's WhipIts (1-2 Lances)[22]
- Lone Wolves[22]
- Tiger Sharks (1 Battalion)[22]
- Battle Magic[56]
- Broadsword Legion[56]
- Crimson Crusaders[56]
- Fifty-first Dark Panzer Jaegers[56]
3068[edit]
- Broadsword Legion[57]
3071–3073[edit]
Geography[edit]
Outreach contains twin continents named Romulus and Remus. Romulus contained the planetary capital, Harlech, as well as all of the major cities and commercial enterprises. A mountain range known as the Ridge bisects Romulus, and outside of the cities, the continent's countryside turned into small farms and lightly forested hills prior to the devastation of the Jihad.
Remus, once known as the Outback, was the private hold of Wolf's Dragoons. The mercenary unit maintained a headquarters and the Tetsuhara Proving Grounds training facilities in the arid central desert region. The Hannovassian Highlands occupied the eastern coast.[58] The entire planet enjoyed a warm, temperate climate all year-round.
The world's ocean was named the Argosyan Sea.[59]
Planetary Locations[edit]
- Beaverton: a municipality.[60]
- Romulus (continent)[61]
- Garrett River: a mountain spring-fed river, running from the Ridge eastward through Harlech to Lake Kearny[61]
- Harlech: Capital of Outreach. Set between the Ridge and Lake Kearny, and covered most of the habitable space on Romulus. Nicknamed "Wolf City" by 3054.[61] Destroyed in 3067.[48]
- University of Harlech[17]
- Harlech Interplanetary DropPort: major DropPort of Outreach[62]
- Wolf Hall: a multiacre headquarters for Wolf's Dragoons, built starting in 3030[61]
- Lake Kearny: Outreach's largest body of fresh water;[61] destroyed in 3067, left completely dry[48]
- New Kearny: a largely underground city built after the destruction of Harlech and named for the destroyed Lake Kearny; located south of Harlech[48]
- Dragoons Command and Control Center[36]
- Dragoons Housing Center: the barracks housing the warriors and families of nearly every Dragoons force on planet[62]
- New Haven Salvage Yard [63]
Companies and Industries[edit]
- Blackwell Heavy Industries
- General Motors
- Lucas Technologies
- Penguinista Systems[60]
- Raimei/Lockheed Corporation (destroyed by 2814)[64]
- Skobel MechWorks[65]
Image Gallery[edit]
Map Gallery[edit]
Nearby Systems[edit]
Notes[edit]
Chaos March gives recharge times in days rather than hours, with seven days for Outreach. Assuming a standard 24-hour day, this is equivalent to 168 hours.
References[edit]
- ↑ 1.00 1.01 1.02 1.03 1.04 1.05 1.06 1.07 1.08 1.09 1.10 1.11 1.12 Dark Age: Republic Worlds (3130), p. 247: "Outreach"
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Chaos March, p. 45
- ↑ Null Set, p. 46: "Outreach"
- ↑ Handbook: House Marik, p. 16
- ↑ Handbook: House Liao, p. 13
- ↑ Handbook: House Liao, p. 25
- ↑ Historical: Reunification War, p. 159
- ↑ Era Report: 2750, p. 37
- ↑ Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1, p. 11
- ↑ Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1, p. 104
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 1, p. 138
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 Historical: Liberation of Terra Volume 2, p. 118: "Digesting the Hegemony"
- ↑ First Succession War, p. 25
- ↑ First Succession War, p. 95: "Federated Suns Counteroffensives 2801–2818"
- ↑ First Succession War, p. 113
- ↑ House Marik (The Free Worlds League), foldout: "Free Worlds League - Map"
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 17.4 17.5 Farewell Song
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, pp. 16–17: "Tikonov Free Republic"
- ↑ NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p. 16
- ↑ NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p. 94: "End of the War"
- ↑ Historical: War of 3039, p. 133
- ↑ 22.0 22.1 22.2 22.3 Mercenaries Supplemental II, p. 66: "Mercenary Deployment Table"
- ↑ Shattered Fortress, p. 103
- ↑ Total Chaos, p. 41: "Outreach" (sidebar)
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 Dark Age: Republic of the Sphere, p. 22: "Prefecture IX"
- ↑ House Marik (The Free Worlds League), pp. 28–29: "The Collapse of Terra"
- ↑ Rhonda's Irregulars, p. 8
- ↑ Lethal Heritage, prologue
- ↑ 29.0 29.1 Mercenary's Handbook 3055, p. 34
- ↑ 30.0 30.1 Era Report: 3052, p. 15
- ↑ Lethal Heritage, pp. 365–366, 372–377
- ↑ Blood Legacy, pp. 17–27, 53–64, 74–80, 98–106, 141–150, 160–166, 198, 223–224, 236–239, 313; and Lost Destiny, p. 293
- ↑ Wolf Pack, ch. 3
- ↑ Jihad Hot Spots: 3070, p. 11: "Timeline of the Jihad"
- ↑ BattleCorps: INN Newscast (Solaris Broadcasting Co. section), news item published [28/10/3067]: "Blackwell VP to Honor 'Mercenary Heroes'"
- ↑ 36.0 36.1 Dawn of the Jihad, p. 31: "Harlech City Under Siege!"
- ↑ BattleCorps: INN Newscast (Solaris Broadcasting Co. section), news item published [21/12/3067]: "Blake WarShips Assault Outreach"
- ↑ 38.0 38.1 38.2 38.3 Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 44: "The Jihad In Review"
- ↑ Blake Ascending, p. 35: "Fire In The Void"
- ↑ Dawn of the Jihad, p. 34: "Fire In The Void"
- ↑ Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 128: "Word of Blake Naval Assets"
- ↑ 42.0 42.1 42.2 42.3 42.4 Total Chaos, pp. 39–42: "Outreach"
- ↑ Starterbook: Wolf and Blake, p. 17: "Exodus"
- ↑ Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 45: "The Jihad In Review"
- ↑ Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 58: "The Jihad in Review"
- ↑ 46.0 46.1 Jihad Hot Spots: Terra, p. 53: "Outreach Freed"
- ↑ Era Digest: Dark Age, p. 7: "3133: Maneuvers"
- ↑ 48.0 48.1 48.2 48.3 Dark Age: 3132-3134 INN, p. 242: "Mercenary Life: The Final Frontier?"
- ↑ Era Digest: Dark Age, p. 7: "Important Military Actions of 3133"
- ↑ Era Digest: Dark Age, p. 10: "Dark Age Timeline"
- ↑ Field manual: 3145, p. 178
- ↑ Field Manual: SLDF, p. 251: "SLDF - Terran Hegemony Military Command Map"
- ↑ First Succession War, p. 136: "First Succession War Deployment Table - CCAF"
- ↑ 54.00 54.01 54.02 54.03 54.04 54.05 54.06 54.07 54.08 54.09 54.10 54.11 54.12 54.13 54.14 54.15 54.16 54.17 Historical: War of 3039, p. 141: "Deployment Table"
- ↑ 20 Year Update, p. 24: "Federated Commonwealth Deployment Table"
- ↑ 56.0 56.1 56.2 56.3 Mercenaries Supplemental, p. 69: "Mercenary Deployment Table"
- ↑ 57.0 57.1 Jihad Secrets: The Blake Documents, p. 110: "Word of Blake Mercenary Deployment"
- ↑ Wolf Pack, ch. 42
- ↑ Wolf Pack, ch. 41
- ↑ 60.0 60.1 Dark Age: 3136 Levin's List, p. 7: "23 June 3136"
- ↑ 61.0 61.1 61.2 61.3 61.4 Null Set, p. 48: "Harlech: Tourist Information"
- ↑ 62.0 62.1 BattleCorps: INN Newscast (Solaris Broadcasting Co. section), news item published [16/11/3067]: "Fighting in the Streets"
- ↑ Dark Age: 3136 Levin's List, p. 6: "02 June 3136"
- ↑ Technical Readout: 3075, p. 212: "Sabre"
- ↑ Masters and Minions: The StarCorps Dossiers, p. 218: "Corporations of the Word of Blake - [Skobel MechWorks]"
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- Mercenaries Supplemental II
- Mercenary's Handbook 3055
- NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2
- Null Set
- Shattered Fortress
- Starterbook: Wolf and Blake
- Technical Readout: 3075
- Total Chaos