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Line 5: | affiliation = [[Free Worlds League]] | affiliation = [[Free Worlds League]] | previous_names = | previous_names = − | headquarters = Iridant ([[Campbelton]])<ref name=HB:HMp130>''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 130: "Fusigon-FlameTech Weapon Corporation (FusiFlam)"</ref> + | headquarters = Iridant<br>([[Campbelton III]])<ref name="hbhm130"/> | leadership = [[CEO of Fusigon Heavy Weaponry|CEO]] | leadership = [[CEO of Fusigon Heavy Weaponry|CEO]] | products = Weapons | products = Weapons | parent = | parent = | divisions = [[Flame Tech]] | divisions = [[Flame Tech]] − | plants = Torrance<br>([[Fletcher II]])<ref name=O:FWLp17>''Objectives: Free Worlds League'', p. 17: "Flame Tech"</ref> + | plants = Torrance ([[Fletcher II]]) }} }} '''Fusigon Heavy Weaponry''' is one of the [[Free Worlds League]]'s preeminent producers of [[BattleMech]] weapons. Fusigon absorbed the much less well-regarded '''Flame Tech''' in [[3065]], resulting in occasional references to the combined entity as '''Fusigon-FlameTech'''. '''Fusigon Heavy Weaponry''' is one of the [[Free Worlds League]]'s preeminent producers of [[BattleMech]] weapons. Fusigon absorbed the much less well-regarded '''Flame Tech''' in [[3065]], resulting in occasional references to the combined entity as '''Fusigon-FlameTech'''. Line 17:
Line 17: During the [[Succession Wars era]] Fusigon Heavy Weaponry produced laser systems for the [[Free Worlds League Military]] industrial complex for many years from its plant on [[Campbelton]] while Flame Tech was best known for its production of the [[Flame Tech K-213|K-213 incendiary projector]] - commonly known as the [[flamer]]. However, Flame Tech also produced other weapons and equipment for both 'Mech and Aerospace assets from its facilities on Campbelton.<ref name=HMTFWLp131>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 131: "Flame Tech"</ref> During the [[Succession Wars era]] Fusigon Heavy Weaponry produced laser systems for the [[Free Worlds League Military]] industrial complex for many years from its plant on [[Campbelton]] while Flame Tech was best known for its production of the [[Flame Tech K-213|K-213 incendiary projector]] - commonly known as the [[flamer]]. However, Flame Tech also produced other weapons and equipment for both 'Mech and Aerospace assets from its facilities on Campbelton.<ref name=HMTFWLp131>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 131: "Flame Tech"</ref> − In [[3019]], Flame Tech was awarded a new contract to supply flamers to the [[Free Worlds Guards]], allowing for a new production facility to be opened and to expand its research operation on [[Fletcher]]. The rate of supply unexpectedly dropped off, which the company blamed on logistical and shipment problems; however, it was widely believed that executive fraud was involved.<ref name=HMTFWLp131 /> During the [[Andurien Secession]] [[Thomas Halas|Thomas Marik]] found evidence proving Flame Tech executives were indeed embezzling funds and failing to deliver. Outraged, he nationalized the company, fired the board of directors, and split the company in two. The Flame Tech plant on Campbelton was sold to Fusigon, who merged it with their own production lines.<ref name=HB:HMp130/> + In [[3019]], Flame Tech was awarded a new contract to supply flamers to the [[Free Worlds Guards]], allowing for a new production facility to be opened and to expand its research operation on [[Fletcher]]. The rate of supply unexpectedly dropped off, which the company blamed on logistical and shipment problems; however, it was widely believed that executive fraud was involved.<ref name=HMTFWLp131 /> During the [[Andurien Secession]] [[Thomas Halas|Thomas Marik]] found evidence proving Flame Tech executives were indeed embezzling funds and failing to deliver. Outraged, he nationalized the company, fired the board of directors, and split the company in two. The Flame Tech plant on Campbelton was sold to Fusigon, who merged it with their own production lines.<ref name="hbhm130">''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 130: "Fusigon-FlameTech Weapon Corporation (FusiFlam)"</ref> − Though Flame Tech's production was acceptable, they still had severe problems and sank into debt.<ref name=OR124>''Objective Raids'', p. 124</ref> In [[3065]], Fusigon absorbed the struggling Flame Tech and combined research and development programs. Flame Tech now exists only as a brand name for goods exported out of the Free Worlds League. Products intended for League use are listed under the Fusigon name.<ref name=HB:HMp130/> + Though Flame Tech's production was acceptable, they still had severe problems and sank into debt.<ref name=OR124>''Objective Raids'', p. 124</ref> In [[3065]], Fusigon absorbed the struggling Flame Tech and combined research and development programs. Flame Tech now exists only as a brand name for goods exported out of the Free Worlds League. Products intended for League use are listed under the Fusigon name.<ref name="hbhm130"/> − As of [[3068]] with the demand for missiles, weapons systems (both replacements and upgrades) armor and support technology of all sorts during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]] being absolutely phenomenal, Fusigon was on back-order status for the first time since 3065.<ref name="DotJp81">''Dawn of the Jihad'', p. 81: "Profits Up"</ref> This spike in demand did not extend to Flame Tech's signature weapon however and in [[3079]] Fusigon's leadership had begun talking about moving the plant's equipment to Campbelton and shutting down the Fletcher plant completely.<ref name=O:FWLp17/> + As of [[3068]] with the demand for missiles, weapons systems (both replacements and upgrades) armor and support technology of all sorts during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]] being absolutely phenomenal, Fusigon was on back-order status for the first time since [[3065]].<ref name="DotJp81">''Dawn of the Jihad'', p. 81: "Profits Up"</ref> This spike in demand did not extend to Flame Tech's signature weapon however and in [[3079]] Fusigon's leadership had begun talking about moving the plant's equipment to Campbelton and shutting down the Fletcher plant completely.<ref>''Objectives: Free Worlds League'', p. 17</ref> ==Manufacturing== ==Manufacturing== Line 28:
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| affiliation = [[Free Worlds League]] | | affiliation = [[Free Worlds League]] | ||
| previous_names = | | previous_names = | ||
| − | | headquarters = Iridant ([[Campbelton]])<ref name= | + | | headquarters = Iridant<br>([[Campbelton III]])<ref name="hbhm130"/> |
| leadership = [[CEO of Fusigon Heavy Weaponry|CEO]] | | leadership = [[CEO of Fusigon Heavy Weaponry|CEO]] | ||
| products = Weapons | | products = Weapons | ||
| parent = | | parent = | ||
| divisions = [[Flame Tech]] | | divisions = [[Flame Tech]] | ||
| − | | plants = Torrance | + | | plants = Torrance ([[Fletcher II]]) |
}} | }} | ||
'''Fusigon Heavy Weaponry''' is one of the [[Free Worlds League]]'s preeminent producers of [[BattleMech]] weapons. Fusigon absorbed the much less well-regarded '''Flame Tech''' in [[3065]], resulting in occasional references to the combined entity as '''Fusigon-FlameTech'''. | '''Fusigon Heavy Weaponry''' is one of the [[Free Worlds League]]'s preeminent producers of [[BattleMech]] weapons. Fusigon absorbed the much less well-regarded '''Flame Tech''' in [[3065]], resulting in occasional references to the combined entity as '''Fusigon-FlameTech'''. | ||
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During the [[Succession Wars era]] Fusigon Heavy Weaponry produced laser systems for the [[Free Worlds League Military]] industrial complex for many years from its plant on [[Campbelton]] while Flame Tech was best known for its production of the [[Flame Tech K-213|K-213 incendiary projector]] - commonly known as the [[flamer]]. However, Flame Tech also produced other weapons and equipment for both 'Mech and Aerospace assets from its facilities on Campbelton.<ref name=HMTFWLp131>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 131: "Flame Tech"</ref> | During the [[Succession Wars era]] Fusigon Heavy Weaponry produced laser systems for the [[Free Worlds League Military]] industrial complex for many years from its plant on [[Campbelton]] while Flame Tech was best known for its production of the [[Flame Tech K-213|K-213 incendiary projector]] - commonly known as the [[flamer]]. However, Flame Tech also produced other weapons and equipment for both 'Mech and Aerospace assets from its facilities on Campbelton.<ref name=HMTFWLp131>''House Marik (The Free Worlds League)'', p. 131: "Flame Tech"</ref> | ||
| − | In [[3019]], Flame Tech was awarded a new contract to supply flamers to the [[Free Worlds Guards]], allowing for a new production facility to be opened and to expand its research operation on [[Fletcher]]. The rate of supply unexpectedly dropped off, which the company blamed on logistical and shipment problems; however, it was widely believed that executive fraud was involved.<ref name=HMTFWLp131 /> During the [[Andurien Secession]] [[Thomas Halas|Thomas Marik]] found evidence proving Flame Tech executives were indeed embezzling funds and failing to deliver. Outraged, he nationalized the company, fired the board of directors, and split the company in two. The Flame Tech plant on Campbelton was sold to Fusigon, who merged it with their own production lines.<ref name= | + | In [[3019]], Flame Tech was awarded a new contract to supply flamers to the [[Free Worlds Guards]], allowing for a new production facility to be opened and to expand its research operation on [[Fletcher]]. The rate of supply unexpectedly dropped off, which the company blamed on logistical and shipment problems; however, it was widely believed that executive fraud was involved.<ref name=HMTFWLp131 /> During the [[Andurien Secession]] [[Thomas Halas|Thomas Marik]] found evidence proving Flame Tech executives were indeed embezzling funds and failing to deliver. Outraged, he nationalized the company, fired the board of directors, and split the company in two. The Flame Tech plant on Campbelton was sold to Fusigon, who merged it with their own production lines.<ref name="hbhm130">''Handbook: House Marik'', p. 130: "Fusigon-FlameTech Weapon Corporation (FusiFlam)"</ref> |
| − | Though Flame Tech's production was acceptable, they still had severe problems and sank into debt.<ref name=OR124>''Objective Raids'', p. 124</ref> In [[3065]], Fusigon absorbed the struggling Flame Tech and combined research and development programs. Flame Tech now exists only as a brand name for goods exported out of the Free Worlds League. Products intended for League use are listed under the Fusigon name.<ref name= | + | Though Flame Tech's production was acceptable, they still had severe problems and sank into debt.<ref name=OR124>''Objective Raids'', p. 124</ref> In [[3065]], Fusigon absorbed the struggling Flame Tech and combined research and development programs. Flame Tech now exists only as a brand name for goods exported out of the Free Worlds League. Products intended for League use are listed under the Fusigon name.<ref name="hbhm130"/> |
| − | As of [[3068]] with the demand for missiles, weapons systems (both replacements and upgrades) armor and support technology of all sorts during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]] being absolutely phenomenal, Fusigon was on back-order status for the first time since 3065.<ref name="DotJp81">''Dawn of the Jihad'', p. 81: "Profits Up"</ref> This spike in demand did not extend to Flame Tech's signature weapon however and in [[3079]] Fusigon's leadership had begun talking about moving the plant's equipment to Campbelton and shutting down the Fletcher plant completely.<ref | + | As of [[3068]] with the demand for missiles, weapons systems (both replacements and upgrades) armor and support technology of all sorts during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]] being absolutely phenomenal, Fusigon was on back-order status for the first time since [[3065]].<ref name="DotJp81">''Dawn of the Jihad'', p. 81: "Profits Up"</ref> This spike in demand did not extend to Flame Tech's signature weapon however and in [[3079]] Fusigon's leadership had begun talking about moving the plant's equipment to Campbelton and shutting down the Fletcher plant completely.<ref>''Objectives: Free Worlds League'', p. 17</ref> |
==Manufacturing== | ==Manufacturing== | ||
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===Campbelton=== | ===Campbelton=== | ||
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| − | ! colspan="2" |Components produced on Campbelton:<ref name=OR121>''Objective Raids'', p. 121: "Produced Fusigon Heavy Weaponry Components"</ref><ref | + | ! colspan="2" |Components produced on Campbelton:<ref name=OR121>''Objective Raids'', p. 121: "Produced Fusigon Heavy Weaponry Components"</ref><ref>''Objectives: Free Worlds League'', p. 8</ref> |
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| colspan="2" align="center " | <u>[[Small Laser]]</u> | | colspan="2" align="center " | <u>[[Small Laser]]</u> | ||