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Line 1: + {{Update Needed|[[Historical Turning Points: New Dallas]]}} The '''Hegemony Memory Core''', also referred to as the '''New Dallas Memory Core''' was a [[Star League]] library discovered on [[New Dallas]] during the early stages of the [[Jihad]]. The '''Hegemony Memory Core''', also referred to as the '''New Dallas Memory Core''' was a [[Star League]] library discovered on [[New Dallas]] during the early stages of the [[Jihad]]. − == History == + ==History== − New Dallas was a terraformed world founded in [[2354]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]]. In a successful attempt to keep the citizens loyal to the Hegemony, the planetary militia were among the first non-[[HAF]] members to receive BattleMech technology, and were kept up to date with cutting-edge developments. Rather than being scrapped outright, old designs were mothballed in a large bunker, resulting in a cache of technology and information that became forgotten during the destruction of the [[Amaris Civil War]] and the [[First Succession War]].<ref name="TRO:3075p166+">''Technical Readout: 3075'', pp. 166–167: "Age of War"</ref> Eventually New Dallas itself was rendered uninhabitable, disappearing from charts during the [[Second Succession War]]. + New Dallas was a terraformed world founded in [[2354]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]]. In a successful attempt to keep the citizens loyal to the Hegemony, the planetary militia were among the first non-[[HAF]] members to receive BattleMech technology, and were kept up to date with cutting-edge developments. Rather than being scrapped outright, old designs were mothballed in a large bunker, resulting in a cache of technology and information that became forgotten during the destruction of the [[Amaris Civil War]] and the [[First Succession War]]<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 166</ref>. Eventually New Dallas itself was rendered uninhabitable, disappearing from charts during the [[Second Succession War]]. − The New Dallas militia served as a cover for the [[Hegemony Central Intelligence Directorate]]. They established a storage facility in the militia's "boneyard"; this was the Hegemony Memory Core. Though the HCID would eventually move on to other locations, the Memory Core remained attached to the planetary network and would receive automatic updates until the [[Amaris Civil War]].<ref name="HTP:NDp5">''Historical Turning Points: New Dallas'', p. 5: "The Hegemony Memory Core of New Dallas"</ref>+ ==Discovery== + In the late 31st Century, an expedition from the [[Devil's Brigade]] mercenary unit was sent to New Dallas under the orders of [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]]. Kurita had obtained information that indicated Terran Hegemony planetary militias had access to the latest [[SLDF]] hardware in the lead-up to the Amaris Coup. While the surface of New Dallas was an uninhabitable wasteland, untouched for centuries, the bunker was found intact; at the heart of the bunker lay a memory core with full specifications on League, House and Periphery designs.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 167</ref> − == Discovery ==+ Given the limited spread of the [[Helm Memory Core]], which predominantly remained within House goverments, Kurita used every asset at his disposal to disseminate the information from the Hegemony core equally to all people, including HPG transmissions, JumpShips, and Black Boxes. − In the late [[thirty-first century]], an expedition from the [[Devil's Brigade]] mercenary unit was sent to New Dallas under the orders of [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]]. Kurita had obtained information that indicated Terran Hegemony planetary militias had access to the latest [[SLDF]] hardware in the lead-up to the Amaris Coup. While the surface of New Dallas was an uninhabitable wasteland, untouched for centuries, the bunker was found intact; at the heart of the bunker lay a memory core with full specifications on League, House and Periphery designs.<ref name="TRO:3075p166+"/> − Given the limited spread of the [[Helm Memory Core]], which predominantly remained within House governments, Kurita used every asset at his disposal to disseminate the information from the Hegemony core equally to all people, including HPG transmissions, JumpShips, and Black Boxes.+ While not as ground-breaking as the discovery of the Helm Memory Core, data from the Hegemony Memory Core enabled a revival in Mech development and construction from small-scale companies, and the emergence of [[RetroTech]]. The core also provided details regarding cutting-edge technology used in [[SLDF Royal units]].<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 168</ref> − While not as groundbreaking as the discovery of the Helm Memory Core, data from the Hegemony Memory Core enabled a revival in 'Mech development and construction from small-scale companies, and the emergence of [[RetroTech]]. The core also provided details regarding cutting-edge technology used in [[SLDF Royal units]].<ref name="TRO:3075p168">''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 168: "The Terran Hegemony"</ref> − == References == + ==References== <references /> <references /> − == Bibliography == + ==Bibliography== − * ''[[Historical Turning Points: New Dallas]]'' − * ''[[Technical Readout: 3075]]'' + *''[[Technical Readout: 3075]]'' − [[Category:Technology|Memory Core, New Dallas]] + [[Category:Technology]]
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The '''Hegemony Memory Core''', also referred to as the '''New Dallas Memory Core''' was a [[Star League]] library discovered on [[New Dallas]] during the early stages of the [[Jihad]]. | The '''Hegemony Memory Core''', also referred to as the '''New Dallas Memory Core''' was a [[Star League]] library discovered on [[New Dallas]] during the early stages of the [[Jihad]]. | ||
| − | == History == | + | ==History== |
| − | New Dallas was a terraformed world founded in [[2354]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]]. In a successful attempt to keep the citizens loyal to the Hegemony, the planetary militia were among the first non-[[HAF]] members to receive BattleMech technology, and were kept up to date with cutting-edge developments. Rather than being scrapped outright, old designs were mothballed in a large bunker, resulting in a cache of technology and information that became forgotten during the destruction of the [[Amaris Civil War]] and the [[First Succession War]] | + | New Dallas was a terraformed world founded in [[2354]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]]. In a successful attempt to keep the citizens loyal to the Hegemony, the planetary militia were among the first non-[[HAF]] members to receive BattleMech technology, and were kept up to date with cutting-edge developments. Rather than being scrapped outright, old designs were mothballed in a large bunker, resulting in a cache of technology and information that became forgotten during the destruction of the [[Amaris Civil War]] and the [[First Succession War]]<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 166</ref>. Eventually New Dallas itself was rendered uninhabitable, disappearing from charts during the [[Second Succession War]]. |
| − | + | ==Discovery== | |
| + | In the late 31st Century, an expedition from the [[Devil's Brigade]] mercenary unit was sent to New Dallas under the orders of [[Chandrasekhar Kurita]]. Kurita had obtained information that indicated Terran Hegemony planetary militias had access to the latest [[SLDF]] hardware in the lead-up to the Amaris Coup. While the surface of New Dallas was an uninhabitable wasteland, untouched for centuries, the bunker was found intact; at the heart of the bunker lay a memory core with full specifications on League, House and Periphery designs.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 167</ref> | ||
| − | + | Given the limited spread of the [[Helm Memory Core]], which predominantly remained within House goverments, Kurita used every asset at his disposal to disseminate the information from the Hegemony core equally to all people, including HPG transmissions, JumpShips, and Black Boxes. | |
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| − | + | While not as ground-breaking as the discovery of the Helm Memory Core, data from the Hegemony Memory Core enabled a revival in Mech development and construction from small-scale companies, and the emergence of [[RetroTech]]. The core also provided details regarding cutting-edge technology used in [[SLDF Royal units]].<ref>''Technical Readout: 3075'', p. 168</ref> | |
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| − | == References == | + | ==References== |
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| − | == Bibliography == | + | ==Bibliography== |
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| + | *''[[Technical Readout: 3075]]'' | ||
| − | [[Category:Technology | + | [[Category:Technology]] |