Evelena Haskell

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Evelena Haskell (b. ? - d. ?) was the commanding officer of the 21st Centauri Lancers.[1]

History

Under contract to the Free Worlds League during the Fourth Succession War, the 21st Centauri Lancers were loaned to the Capellan Confederation, under the command of fellow mercenary unit McCarron's Armored Cavalry on Hsien. Following several particularly bloody engagements with the Second FedCom RCT, the Lancers began to feel they were being minimalized by all parties, and Thomas Marik in particular. They decided to close the nearly forty year contract with the League and seek employment elsewhere. Evelena Haskell's message announcing their availability, through a Word of Blake HPG station to the Hiring Hall on Outreach, was delivered to Blake Precentor William Blane, who was also aware ComStar was actively seeking a mercenary unit to replace the garrison on Terra recently left open with the departure of Brion's Legion.[1]

This knowledge was used to surreptitiously lead ComStar to hire the Lancers for that five-year contract in November 3057, to begin at the beginning of 3058. The First and Sixth Word of Blake Divisions arrived on the Lancers' base world of Nestor prior to the unit's own return, capturing the unit's dependents, shipping them off to Gibson and securing the Lancers' base. Precentor Suzanne Mulvanery explained to Haskell that all she had to do was keep the Lancers quiet for the foreseeable future; in return the Lancers would not be attacked and their families would be protected. Haskell agreed to the terms. Mulvanery assumed Haskell's identity for the leadup to Operation Odysseus.[1]


Source Analysis

  • Haskell's position of commanding officer of the Lancers is presumed, based on her activities in regards to the events leading up to the Shadow Lancers affair.[1]

See Also


References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 The Fall of Terra (scenariobook), pp 8, "A Wolf In Sheep's Clothing"