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The '''Green Machine''' mercenary command often provided decent, if uninspired, service for their employers. They usually accepted contracts about security duties. Over the years, experienced soldiers left the command. These soldiers reduced the command's experience level, and in turn affected their financial picture. During the [[Clan Invasion]] the [[AFFC]] assigned the unit to another garrison contract on the [[Lyran Commonwealth]] world of [[Kowloon]]. Later they were reassigned to the Federated Commonwealth/[[St. Ives Compact]] border world of Purvo.<ref>''Field Manual: Mercenaries Revised'', p. 70</ref> War games in 3066 resulted in the Green Machine being totally destroyed by the [[Purvo]] planetary militia. After this poor showing they relocated to [[Westerhand]], where they were hired by the [[Capellan Confederation]] during the opening years of the [[Jihad]]. They garrisoned [[Ares (planet)|Ares]].<ref>''Mercenaries Supplemental Update'', p. 58</ref> At that time the unit's failed training programs had left them a decrepit, desertion-prone garrison outfit whose only value is their sheer numbers of BattleMechs.<ref name=frccafp20/>
 
The '''Green Machine''' mercenary command often provided decent, if uninspired, service for their employers. They usually accepted contracts about security duties. Over the years, experienced soldiers left the command. These soldiers reduced the command's experience level, and in turn affected their financial picture. During the [[Clan Invasion]] the [[AFFC]] assigned the unit to another garrison contract on the [[Lyran Commonwealth]] world of [[Kowloon]]. Later they were reassigned to the Federated Commonwealth/[[St. Ives Compact]] border world of Purvo.<ref>''Field Manual: Mercenaries Revised'', p. 70</ref> War games in 3066 resulted in the Green Machine being totally destroyed by the [[Purvo]] planetary militia. After this poor showing they relocated to [[Westerhand]], where they were hired by the [[Capellan Confederation]] during the opening years of the [[Jihad]]. They garrisoned [[Ares (planet)|Ares]].<ref>''Mercenaries Supplemental Update'', p. 58</ref> At that time the unit's failed training programs had left them a decrepit, desertion-prone garrison outfit whose only value is their sheer numbers of BattleMechs.<ref name=frccafp20/>
  
Their contract ended in 3080, and even the unit's commanding officer, colonel Green, doubted the contract would be renewed.<ref name=frccafp20>''Field Report: CCAF'' , p. 20 "Mercenaries"</ref>
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Their contract ended in [[3080]], and even the unit's commanding officer, colonel Green, doubted the contract would be renewed.<ref name=frccafp20>''Field Report: CCAF'' , p. 20 "Mercenaries"</ref>
  
 
In [[3117]] they were hired by the [[Calderon Protectorate]]. While defending the nation, they avenged a militia force that was destroyed on [[Carvajal]]. The Green Machine landed on the world while the Dominars pirate band was present, and destroyed them.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Mercenaries'', p. 38</ref>
 
In [[3117]] they were hired by the [[Calderon Protectorate]]. While defending the nation, they avenged a militia force that was destroyed on [[Carvajal]]. The Green Machine landed on the world while the Dominars pirate band was present, and destroyed them.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Mercenaries'', p. 38</ref>

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History

The Green Machine mercenary command often provided decent, if uninspired, service for their employers. They usually accepted contracts about security duties. Over the years, experienced soldiers left the command. These soldiers reduced the command's experience level, and in turn affected their financial picture. During the Clan Invasion the AFFC assigned the unit to another garrison contract on the Lyran Commonwealth world of Kowloon. Later they were reassigned to the Federated Commonwealth/St. Ives Compact border world of Purvo.[1] War games in 3066 resulted in the Green Machine being totally destroyed by the Purvo planetary militia. After this poor showing they relocated to Westerhand, where they were hired by the Capellan Confederation during the opening years of the Jihad. They garrisoned Ares.[2] At that time the unit's failed training programs had left them a decrepit, desertion-prone garrison outfit whose only value is their sheer numbers of BattleMechs.[3]

Their contract ended in 3080, and even the unit's commanding officer, colonel Green, doubted the contract would be renewed.[3]

In 3117 they were hired by the Calderon Protectorate. While defending the nation, they avenged a militia force that was destroyed on Carvajal. The Green Machine landed on the world while the Dominars pirate band was present, and destroyed them.[4]

Officers

Rank Name Command
Commanding Officers of the Green Machine
Colonel Maxwell Green 3085[5]

Tactic

The unit drilled at the moment to expand their experience in urban combat.

Support

The one DropShip can transport the entire unit at once. The technical staff can provide sufficient support.

Dragoon Ratings

3067

Dragoon Rating: F

Composition History

3040

The Green Machine (Regiment/Green/Questionable)[6]

3067

The Green Machine(1 Battalion/Green/Questionable)

  • CO/Alpha Company: Colonel Maxwell Green
  • Bravo Company: Captain Joel Willard
  • Charlie Company: Captain Phyllis Margrove

- The 1st and 3rd company fields light/medium 'Mechs, because the 2nd contains the heaviest machines.

3079

The Green Machine (1 Regiment/Veteran/Questionable) | 75% strength | 20% Upgraded | Assigned to Ares[7]

3085

Green Machine (1 Battalion/Regular/Questionable)[5]

  • CO: Colonel Maxwell Green

Notes

References

  1. Field Manual: Mercenaries Revised, p. 70
  2. Mercenaries Supplemental Update, p. 58
  3. 3.0 3.1 Field Report: CCAF , p. 20 "Mercenaries"
  4. Technical Readout: 3145 Mercenaries, p. 38
  5. 5.0 5.1 Field Manual: 3085, p. 161, "Major Periphery States - Unaligned/Unconcrated"
  6. Historical: War of 3039 , p. 141
  7. Field Report: CCAF , p. 20 Irregular Forces

Bibliography