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==Overview==
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The '''Friden Aerospace Park''' was a site on Hoff used by the [[NAIS]] to develop the ''Super Wasp'' and ''Super Griffin'' technology demonstrators. The ''Super Wasp'' and ''Super Griffin'' projects were led by Dr. [[Jorge Belasco]].<ref name=XTRO:SWV1p4/><ref name=XTRO:SWV1p5/> The park was raided in [[3022]] by [[Wolf's Dragoons]], and the NAIS relocated the development efforts to other worlds.<ref name=XTRO:SWV1p4/><ref name=XTRO:SWV1p5/>
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While it was open, the Friden Aerospace Park's engineers also created [[Prototype Double Heat Sinks]] and [[Prototype Improved Jump Jet]]s.<ref name=XTRO:SWV1p5/>
  
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==Manufacturing==
 
==Manufacturing==
'''Frieden Aerospace Park''' has a manufacturing center on the following planet:
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Friden Aerospace Park had a manufacturing center on the following planet:
  
 
===Hoff===
 
===Hoff===
 
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! colspan="2" |Components produced on [[Hoff]]:<ref name=XTRO:SWV1p4>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 1'', p. 4, "Produced Super Wasp version" </ref><ref name=XTRO:SWV1p5>''Experimental Technical Readout: Primitives, Volume 1'', p. 5, "Produced Super Griffin version" </ref>
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! colspan="2" |Components produced on Hoff:<ref name=XTRO:SWV1p4>''Experimental Technical Readout: Succession Wars, Volume 1'', p. 4, "Produced Super Wasp version" </ref><ref name=XTRO:SWV1p5>''Experimental Technical Readout: Succession Wars, Volume 1'', p. 5, "Produced Super Griffin version" </ref>
 
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| [[Super Griffin#Variants|GRF-2N-X ''Super Griffin'']]<ref name=XTRO:SWV1p5/>
 
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==References==
 
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==Bibliography==
 
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*''[[Experimental Technical Readout: Succession Wars, Volume 1]]''  
 
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[[Category: Manufacturing Centers|Frieden Aerospace Park]]
 
[[Category: Manufacturing Centers|Frieden Aerospace Park]]
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Latest revision as of 19:09, 24 July 2023

Friden Aerospace Park
Corporation Profile
HeadquartersHoff
LeadershipCEO
Product(s)BattleMechs

Overview[edit]

The Friden Aerospace Park was a site on Hoff used by the NAIS to develop the Super Wasp and Super Griffin technology demonstrators. The Super Wasp and Super Griffin projects were led by Dr. Jorge Belasco.[1][2] The park was raided in 3022 by Wolf's Dragoons, and the NAIS relocated the development efforts to other worlds.[1][2]

While it was open, the Friden Aerospace Park's engineers also created Prototype Double Heat Sinks and Prototype Improved Jump Jets.[2]

Manufacturing[edit]

Friden Aerospace Park had a manufacturing center on the following planet:

Hoff[edit]

Components produced on Hoff:[1][2]
Component Type
Mech
WSP-2A-X Super Wasp[1] Light BattleMech
GRF-2N-X Super Griffin[2] Heavy BattleMech

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Experimental Technical Readout: Succession Wars, Volume 1, p. 4, "Produced Super Wasp version"
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Experimental Technical Readout: Succession Wars, Volume 1, p. 5, "Produced Super Griffin version"

Bibliography[edit]