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Over the course of [[Operation Junk Yard Dog]], [[Snord's Irregulars]] recaptured most of their treasures, kidnapped [[Jason Marik-Torrenson]] (third cousin to [[Janos Marik]]), and generally embarrassed [[House Marik]] once again.<ref>''Cranston Snord's Irregulars'', pp. 5, 39, 44-47</ref>
 
Over the course of [[Operation Junk Yard Dog]], [[Snord's Irregulars]] recaptured most of their treasures, kidnapped [[Jason Marik-Torrenson]] (third cousin to [[Janos Marik]]), and generally embarrassed [[House Marik]] once again.<ref>''Cranston Snord's Irregulars'', pp. 5, 39, 44-47</ref>
  
In retaliation for Junk Yard Dog, Janos Marik formed an-ad hoc disposable unit dubbed '''Carp's Commandos''' in [[3019]] from prisoners and military rejects, equipped them with substandard [['Mechs]] and had them dropped on [[Clinton]] to cause as much damage as possible to the Irregulars' base. It is unclear if or how this irregular force fit into the [[Free Worlds League Military]], and even if "Carp's Commandos" was a proper name. Similar to the [[Draconis Combine]]'s infamous [[Chain Gang Missions]], '''Carp's Commandos''' was a one-way ticket unit.<ref name=CSIp32>''Cranston Snord's Irregulars'', pp. 32-33 (Scenario "A Present From Janos")</ref> This is notably against the otherwise liberal outlook of House Marik and the [[Free Worlds League]], suggesting very unusual circumstances and backgrounds for the unit's members which however were not elaborated upon.
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In retaliation for Junk Yard Dog, Janos Marik formed an ad hoc disposable unit dubbed '''Carp's Commandos''' in [[3019]] from prisoners and military rejects, equipped them with substandard [['Mechs]] and had them dropped on [[Battle of Clinton (3019)|Clinton]] to cause as much damage as possible to the Irregulars' base. It is unclear if or how this irregular force fit into the [[Free Worlds League Military]], and even if "Carp's Commandos" was a proper name. Similar to the [[Draconis Combine]]'s infamous [[Chain Gang Missions]], Carp's Commandos was a one-way ticket unit.<ref name=CSIp32>''Cranston Snord's Irregulars'', pp. 32-33 (Scenario "A Present From Janos")</ref> This is notably against the otherwise liberal outlook of House Marik and the [[Free Worlds League]], suggesting very unusual circumstances and backgrounds for the unit's members that however were not elaborated upon.
  
 
The Commandos landed significantly off-target in their raid, removing any element of surprise, and as a result were handily defeated by the Irregulars, who nevertheless had to spend the next six months rebuilding from the damage taken.<ref name=CSI6>''Cranston Snord's Irregulars'', p. 6</ref><ref name=CSIp32/>
 
The Commandos landed significantly off-target in their raid, removing any element of surprise, and as a result were handily defeated by the Irregulars, who nevertheless had to spend the next six months rebuilding from the damage taken.<ref name=CSI6>''Cranston Snord's Irregulars'', p. 6</ref><ref name=CSIp32/>
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'''Carp's Commandos'''<ref name=CSIp32/>
 
'''Carp's Commandos'''<ref name=CSIp32/>
 
* Two [[Lance]]s (or one short [[Company]])
 
* Two [[Lance]]s (or one short [[Company]])
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Carp's Commandos Command Lance:
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* Lt. Marty Carp's Marauder
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* Warhammer
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* Phoenix Hawk
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* Stinger
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Carp's Commandos Recon Lance:
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* Lt. Dart's Rifleman
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* Stinger
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* Wasp
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* Spider
  
 
==References==
 
==References==

Latest revision as of 11:01, 1 July 2023

Carp's Commandos
Formed 3019[1]
Disbanded 3019[1]
Affiliation Free Worlds League
Parent Command Free Worlds League Military

History[edit]

Third Succession War[edit]

Over the course of Operation Junk Yard Dog, Snord's Irregulars recaptured most of their treasures, kidnapped Jason Marik-Torrenson (third cousin to Janos Marik), and generally embarrassed House Marik once again.[2]

In retaliation for Junk Yard Dog, Janos Marik formed an ad hoc disposable unit dubbed Carp's Commandos in 3019 from prisoners and military rejects, equipped them with substandard 'Mechs and had them dropped on Clinton to cause as much damage as possible to the Irregulars' base. It is unclear if or how this irregular force fit into the Free Worlds League Military, and even if "Carp's Commandos" was a proper name. Similar to the Draconis Combine's infamous Chain Gang Missions, Carp's Commandos was a one-way ticket unit.[1] This is notably against the otherwise liberal outlook of House Marik and the Free Worlds League, suggesting very unusual circumstances and backgrounds for the unit's members that however were not elaborated upon.

The Commandos landed significantly off-target in their raid, removing any element of surprise, and as a result were handily defeated by the Irregulars, who nevertheless had to spend the next six months rebuilding from the damage taken.[3][1]

Officers[edit]

Rank Name Command
Commanding Officers of Carp's Commandos
Lieutenant Marty Carp 3019[1]

Tactics[edit]

The suicide squad nature of Carp's Commandos made some of its members go berserk during the mission.[1]

Composition History[edit]

3019[edit]

Carp's Commandos[1]

Carp's Commandos Command Lance:

  • Lt. Marty Carp's Marauder
  • Warhammer
  • Phoenix Hawk
  • Stinger

Carp's Commandos Recon Lance:

  • Lt. Dart's Rifleman
  • Stinger
  • Wasp
  • Spider

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Cranston Snord's Irregulars, pp. 32-33 (Scenario "A Present From Janos")
  2. Cranston Snord's Irregulars, pp. 5, 39, 44-47
  3. Cranston Snord's Irregulars, p. 6

Bibliography[edit]