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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The '''''A La Dios''''' was a ''[[Merchant]]''-class [[JumpShip]] owned and operated until at least [[3067]] by the mercenary unit known as the [[Devil's Brigade]]. By 3067 the ''A La Dios'' was considered an ancient | + | The '''''A La Dios''''' was a ''[[Merchant]]''-class [[JumpShip]] owned and operated until at least [[3067]] by the [[mercenary unit]] known as the [[Devil's Brigade]]. |
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| + | By 3067 the ''A La Dios'' was considered an ancient vessel, with an appearance so decrepit that other mercenary units had taken to calling the ship the ''Devil's Coffin'', particularly if those units had been on the receiving end of [[Major]] [[Alex Keller]]'s sometimes-acerbic manner.<ref name="MSp28">''Mercenaries Supplemental II'', p. 28, "Devil's Brigade: Never Fear The Unknown"</ref> | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
* ''[[Mercenaries Supplemental II]]'' | * ''[[Mercenaries Supplemental II]]'' | ||
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[[Category: Individual JumpShips]] | [[Category: Individual JumpShips]] | ||
[[Category: Individual Merchant-class JumpShips]] | [[Category: Individual Merchant-class JumpShips]] | ||
Revision as of 18:15, 27 February 2017
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History
The A La Dios was a Merchant-class JumpShip owned and operated until at least 3067 by the mercenary unit known as the Devil's Brigade.
By 3067 the A La Dios was considered an ancient vessel, with an appearance so decrepit that other mercenary units had taken to calling the ship the Devil's Coffin, particularly if those units had been on the receiving end of Major Alex Keller's sometimes-acerbic manner.[1]
References
- ↑ Mercenaries Supplemental II, p. 28, "Devil's Brigade: Never Fear The Unknown"