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===Clan Invasion=== | ===Clan Invasion=== | ||
====Battle of Luthien (3052)==== | ====Battle of Luthien (3052)==== | ||
| − | The '''Dragon's Claws''' fought in the [[3052]] [[Battle of Luthien (Clan Invasion)|Battle of Luthien]]<ref name=Lsp16>''Luthien'', p. 25</ref> | + | The '''Dragon's Claws''' fought in the [[3052]] [[Battle of Luthien (Clan Invasion)|Battle of Luthien]].<ref name=Lsp16>''Luthien'', p. 25</ref> At the end of this conflict, the unit was renamed the '''Izanagi Warriors''', and placed on the official DCMS roster. |
When [[Hohiro Kurita (31st c.)|Hohiro Kurita]]'s life was endangered on [[Teniente]], [[Takashi Kurita]] urged his son [[Theodore Kurita|Theodore]] to give the Izanagi Warriors to [[Shin Yodama]] to rescue Hohiro.<ref name=LDp103>''Lost Destiny'', p. 103</ref> | When [[Hohiro Kurita (31st c.)|Hohiro Kurita]]'s life was endangered on [[Teniente]], [[Takashi Kurita]] urged his son [[Theodore Kurita|Theodore]] to give the Izanagi Warriors to [[Shin Yodama]] to rescue Hohiro.<ref name=LDp103>''Lost Destiny'', p. 103</ref> | ||
| − | After an attempt on the Coordinator's life by elements of the [[Black Dragon Society]], the ''[[Otomo]]'s | + | After an attempt on the Coordinator's life by elements of the [[Black Dragon Society]], the ''[[Otomo]]'''s ranks were purged. This saw the influence and responsibility assigned to the Izanagi Warriors rise.<ref name="er6237"/> |
===Operation Bulldog=== | ===Operation Bulldog=== | ||
| − | In [[3059]], the Warriors were deployed to take the [[Clan Nova Cat]] worlds of [[Teniente]] and [[Juazeiro]] under the command of [[Shin Yodama]]. They undertook simple token [[Trial of Possession|Trials of Possession]] for these worlds, essentially absorbing the Nova Cats into the new [[SLDF]]. [[Teniente]] and [[Juazeiro]] were absorbed this way.<ref>''The Dragon Roars'', p. 10</ref> They aggressively attacked the [[Clan Smoke Jaguar|Clan Smoke Jaguar's]] occupied world of [[Outer Volta]] along with the [[8th Sword of Light]] and the [[39th Division (ComStar)|39th Division]] of the [[Com Guards]].<ref>''The Dragon Roars'', p. 44</ref> They destroyed the [[1st Jaguar Guards (Clan Smoke Jaguar)|First Jaguar Guards]] in a series of fights.<ref>''The Dragon Roars'', pp. 46, 60</ref> After Bulldog was complete, they returned to Luthien to resume their protection of the Coordinator.<ref>''Field Manual: | + | In [[3059]], the Warriors were deployed to take the [[Clan Nova Cat]] worlds of [[Teniente]] and [[Juazeiro]] under the command of [[Shin Yodama]]. They undertook simple token [[Trial of Possession|Trials of Possession]] for these worlds, essentially absorbing the Nova Cats into the new [[SLDF]]. [[Teniente]] and [[Juazeiro]] were absorbed this way.<ref>''The Dragon Roars'', p. 10</ref> They aggressively attacked the [[Clan Smoke Jaguar|Clan Smoke Jaguar's]] occupied world of [[Outer Volta]] along with the [[8th Sword of Light]] and the [[39th Division (ComStar)|39th Division]] of the [[Com Guards]].<ref>''The Dragon Roars'', p. 44</ref> They destroyed the [[1st Jaguar Guards (Clan Smoke Jaguar)|First Jaguar Guards]] in a series of fights.<ref>''The Dragon Roars'', pp. 46, 60</ref> After Bulldog was complete, they returned to Luthien to resume their protection of the Coordinator.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 110: "Izanagi Warriors"</ref> |
===Dominion War=== | ===Dominion War=== | ||
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===Jihad=== | ===Jihad=== | ||
====Battle of Luthien (3067-3074)==== | ====Battle of Luthien (3067-3074)==== | ||
| − | In December 3067, forces loyal to the [[Black Dragon Society]] invaded [[Luthien]], in the beginning of the [[Jihad]]'s [[Battle of Luthien (Jihad)|Battle of Luthien]]. On [[Battle for the Imperial Palace (3068)|New Year's Day]], [[3068]], the ''Kokuryo-kai'' [[2nd Sword of Light]] surrounded and then attacked the [[Imperial Palace]]. The [[Izanagi Warriors]] and their fellow samurai [[Otomo]] fought a delaying action while the Loyalist [[3rd Luthien Guards]] retreated, taking heavy casualties.<ref name=JTPL-6>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 6 | + | In December 3067, forces loyal to the [[Black Dragon Society]] invaded [[Luthien]], in the beginning of the [[Jihad]]'s [[Battle of Luthien (Jihad)|Battle of Luthien]]. On [[Battle for the Imperial Palace (3068)|New Year's Day]], [[3068]], the ''Kokuryo-kai'' [[2nd Sword of Light]] surrounded and then attacked the [[Imperial Palace]]. The [[Izanagi Warriors]] and their fellow samurai [[Otomo]] fought a delaying action while the Loyalist [[3rd Luthien Guards]] retreated, taking heavy casualties.<ref name=JTPL-6>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 6: "Combatants"</ref><ref name=JTPL8>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 8: "Traitor's Kiss"</ref> |
| − | The coup devastated both the Izanagi Warriors and the [[Otomo]]. The two units' survivors joined the [[1st Genyosha]] in fighting the traitors, operating under the control of ''Sho-sho'' [[Sajori Mitsotisa]]. They performed as raiders, noted for their precision and later salvage operations.<ref name=JTPL-6>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 6 | + | The coup devastated both the Izanagi Warriors and the [[Otomo]]. The two units' survivors joined the [[1st Genyosha]] in fighting the traitors, operating under the control of ''Sho-sho'' [[Sajori Mitsotisa]]. They performed as raiders, noted for their precision and later salvage operations.<ref name=JTPL-6>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 6: "Combatants"</ref> |
| − | On 23 August [[3072]], the joint unit - in a concerted effort alongside the [[Xi Galaxy (Clan Nova Cat)|Xi Galaxy]] of [[Clan Nova Cat]] - assaulted a large [[Word of Blake|Blakist]] supply base defended by the [[Forty-second Shadow Division]], in the [[Battle of the Kyoto Zen Arcology Project]]. The DCMS flanking attack was intended to sow confusion within the Blakist defenses, and though deflected, did just that. A [[Star]] was able to breach the rear of the base and set off an enormous chemical explosion, resulting in the destruction of multiple units on both sides and a significant loss to the Blakist ammunition supply.<ref name=JTPL9>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 9 | + | On 23 August [[3072]], the joint unit - in a concerted effort alongside the [[Xi Galaxy (Clan Nova Cat)|Xi Galaxy]] of [[Clan Nova Cat]] - assaulted a large [[Word of Blake|Blakist]] supply base defended by the [[Forty-second Shadow Division]], in the [[Battle of the Kyoto Zen Arcology Project]]. The DCMS flanking attack was intended to sow confusion within the Blakist defenses, and though deflected, did just that. A [[Star]] was able to breach the rear of the base and set off an enormous chemical explosion, resulting in the destruction of multiple units on both sides and a significant loss to the Blakist ammunition supply.<ref name=JTPL9>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', p. 9: "Feline Ferocity"</ref> |
| − | On March 14th [[3074]], the Word of Blake [[ROM]] had leaked information regarding the presence of [[Buda Weapons]] Chief Researcher [[Hideoshi Yamika]] and his prototype [[Large X-Pulse Laser]] to the ''[[Kokuryu-kai]]'' as a means of wearing down Loyalist defenders in [[Skytower City]]. The resulting [[Battle of Skytower City|battle]] ended with Yamika and his prototypes being hustled aboard a Blakist [[DropShip]].<ref name=JTPL-10/11>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', pp. | + | On March 14th [[3074]], the Word of Blake [[ROM]] had leaked information regarding the presence of [[Buda Weapons]] Chief Researcher [[Hideoshi Yamika]] and his prototype [[Large X-Pulse Laser]] to the ''[[Kokuryu-kai]]'' as a means of wearing down Loyalist defenders in [[Skytower City]]. The resulting [[Battle of Skytower City|battle]] ended with Yamika and his prototypes being hustled aboard a Blakist [[DropShip]].<ref name=JTPL-10/11>''Jihad Turning Points: Luthien'', pp. 10–11: "Light Machine"</ref> |
After the liberation of Luthien in December [[3074]], the unit was scheduled to be rebuilt around the survivors.<ref name=JTPL-6/> | After the liberation of Luthien in December [[3074]], the unit was scheduled to be rebuilt around the survivors.<ref name=JTPL-6/> | ||
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===Dark Age=== | ===Dark Age=== | ||
| − | In [[3145]] there is a slight amount of friction between them and the Otomo. The tension is at most minor, however there has been several honor duels between them. The Coordinator has in this matter, elected to allow them to settle the issues between themselves rather than intervene. <ref name=FM3145p57>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 56 | + | In [[3145]] there is a slight amount of friction between them and the Otomo. The tension is at most minor, however there has been several honor duels between them. The Coordinator has in this matter, elected to allow them to settle the issues between themselves rather than intervene.<ref name=FM3145p57>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 56: "Izanagi Warriors"</ref> |
==Officers== | ==Officers== | ||
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! scope="col" width="220" style="background: #dedede;" | Rank | ! scope="col" width="220" style="background: #dedede;" | Rank | ||
! scope="col" width="220" style="background: #dedede;" | Name | ! scope="col" width="220" style="background: #dedede;" | Name | ||
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| ''[[Coordinator]]''||[[Takashi Kurita]]||[[3052]]<ref name=Lsp16/> | | ''[[Coordinator]]''||[[Takashi Kurita]]||[[3052]]<ref name=Lsp16/> | ||
|- | |- | ||
| − | | ''[[Tai-sa]]''||[[Shin Yodama]]||[[3052]]<ref name=FMDC81>''Field Manual: Draconis Combine'', p. 81 | + | | ''[[Tai-sa]]''||[[Shin Yodama]]||[[3052]]<ref name=FMDC81>''Field Manual: Draconis Combine'', p. 81: "Unit Profile"</ref> |
|- | |- | ||
| − | | ''[[Sho-sho]]''||Shin Yodama||[[3059]] - [[3067]]<ref name=FMU119>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 119 | + | | ''[[Sho-sho]]''||Shin Yodama||[[3059]] - [[3067]]<ref name=FMU119>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 119: "DCMS Deployment Table"</ref> |
|- | |- | ||
| − | | ''Tai-sa''||[[Michi Tachibana]]||[[3085]]<ref name=FM3085p51>''Field Manual: 3085'', p. 51 | + | | ''Tai-sa''||[[Michi Tachibana]]||[[3085]]<ref name=FM3085p51>''Field Manual: 3085'', p. 51: "DCMS Deployment Table - 3085"</ref> |
|- | |- | ||
| − | | ''Sho-sho''||[[Kitsuju Teramoto]]||[[3145]]<ref name=FM3145p67>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 67 | + | | ''Sho-sho''||[[Kitsuju Teramoto]]||[[3145]]<ref name=FM3145p67>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 67: "DCMS Deployment Table - 3145"</ref> |
|- | |- | ||
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* CO: ''Tai-sa'' Shin Yodama | * CO: ''Tai-sa'' Shin Yodama | ||
| − | '''[[32nd Luthien Aerospace]]''' (2 [[Company]]s/Reliable/Fanatical)<ref name=FMU119/> | + | '''[[32nd Luthien Aerospace]]''' (2 [[Company]]s/Reliable/Fanatical)<ref name=FMU119/> |
* CO: ''[[Sho-sa]]'' Peter Tokaydo | * CO: ''[[Sho-sa]]'' Peter Tokaydo | ||
| − | + | ||
| − | '''[[1st Luthien Battlesuit Infantry]]''' ([[Battalion]]/Reliable/Fanatical) <ref name=FMU119/> | + | '''[[1st Luthien Battlesuit Infantry]]''' ([[Battalion]]/Reliable/Fanatical)<ref name=FMU119/> |
* CO: ''Chu-sa'' Gavin Bjornsson | * CO: ''Chu-sa'' Gavin Bjornsson | ||
===3079=== | ===3079=== | ||
| − | '''Izanagi Warriors ''' (Regiment/Elite/Fanatical) <ref name =“frdcms12“>'' Field Report: DCMS'' , p. 12</ref> | + | '''Izanagi Warriors ''' (Regiment/Elite/Fanatical)<ref name=“frdcms12“>''Field Report: DCMS'', p. 12</ref> |
: Note: At this point in time the unit was stationed on [[New Samarkand]].<ref name=“frdcms12“/> | : Note: At this point in time the unit was stationed on [[New Samarkand]].<ref name=“frdcms12“/> | ||
===3085=== | ===3085=== | ||
| − | '''Izanagi Warriors''' (Elite/Fanatical)<ref name=FM3085p51/> | + | '''Izanagi Warriors''' (Elite/Fanatical)<ref name=FM3085p51/> |
* CO: ''Tai-sa'' Michi Tachibana | * CO: ''Tai-sa'' Michi Tachibana | ||
| − | '''32nd Luthien Aerospace''' ([[Wing (Military Unit)|Wing]]/Elite/Fanatical)<ref name=FM3085p51/> | + | '''32nd Luthien Aerospace''' ([[Wing (Military Unit)|Wing]]/Elite/Fanatical)<ref name=FM3085p51/> |
* CO: ''Sho-sa'' Michi Yukimura | * CO: ''Sho-sa'' Michi Yukimura | ||
| − | '''1st Luthien Battlesuit Infantry''' (Veteran/Fanatical)<ref name=FM3085p51/> | + | '''1st Luthien Battlesuit Infantry''' (Veteran/Fanatical)<ref name=FM3085p51/> |
| − | * CO: ''Tai-sa'' | + | * CO: ''Tai-sa'' Sylvester Raynerson |
===3085=== | ===3085=== | ||
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* ''[[Field Manual: 3145]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: 3145]]'' | ||
* ''[[Field Manual: Draconis Combine]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: Draconis Combine]]'' | ||
| − | * ''[[Field Manual: | + | * ''[[Field Manual: Updates]]'' |
* ''[[Field Report: DCMS]]'' | * ''[[Field Report: DCMS]]'' | ||
* ''[[Jihad Turning Points: Luthien]]'' | * ''[[Jihad Turning Points: Luthien]]'' | ||
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| Izanagi Warriors | |
| Formed | 3030s |
| Nickname | The Dragon's Claws |
| Affiliation | Draconis Combine |
| Parent Command | DCMS |
The Izanagi Warriors, also known as 'Dragon's Claws', were founded by Takashi Kurita as an bodyguard unit loyal to him personally. This was done to safeguard against the possibility of a coup against him. It was initially formed from retired veterans.[1]
History
Formation
Originally formed by Takashi Kurita as a secret bodyguard against potential betrayal by his son Theodore. It was initially made up with retired veterans.[1] These veterans swore an oath of loyalty to Takashi Kurita. When he died, the Warriors underwent a crisis of faith until Theodore offered to put them on the DCMS rolls as part of the Coordinator's personal bodyguard.[2]
Clan Invasion
Battle of Luthien (3052)
The Dragon's Claws fought in the 3052 Battle of Luthien.[3] At the end of this conflict, the unit was renamed the Izanagi Warriors, and placed on the official DCMS roster.
When Hohiro Kurita's life was endangered on Teniente, Takashi Kurita urged his son Theodore to give the Izanagi Warriors to Shin Yodama to rescue Hohiro.[4]
After an attempt on the Coordinator's life by elements of the Black Dragon Society, the Otomo's ranks were purged. This saw the influence and responsibility assigned to the Izanagi Warriors rise.[2]
Operation Bulldog
In 3059, the Warriors were deployed to take the Clan Nova Cat worlds of Teniente and Juazeiro under the command of Shin Yodama. They undertook simple token Trials of Possession for these worlds, essentially absorbing the Nova Cats into the new SLDF. Teniente and Juazeiro were absorbed this way.[5] They aggressively attacked the Clan Smoke Jaguar's occupied world of Outer Volta along with the 8th Sword of Light and the 39th Division of the Com Guards.[6] They destroyed the First Jaguar Guards in a series of fights.[7] After Bulldog was complete, they returned to Luthien to resume their protection of the Coordinator.[8]
Dominion War
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Jihad
Battle of Luthien (3067-3074)
In December 3067, forces loyal to the Black Dragon Society invaded Luthien, in the beginning of the Jihad's Battle of Luthien. On New Year's Day, 3068, the Kokuryo-kai 2nd Sword of Light surrounded and then attacked the Imperial Palace. The Izanagi Warriors and their fellow samurai Otomo fought a delaying action while the Loyalist 3rd Luthien Guards retreated, taking heavy casualties.[9][10]
The coup devastated both the Izanagi Warriors and the Otomo. The two units' survivors joined the 1st Genyosha in fighting the traitors, operating under the control of Sho-sho Sajori Mitsotisa. They performed as raiders, noted for their precision and later salvage operations.[9]
On 23 August 3072, the joint unit - in a concerted effort alongside the Xi Galaxy of Clan Nova Cat - assaulted a large Blakist supply base defended by the Forty-second Shadow Division, in the Battle of the Kyoto Zen Arcology Project. The DCMS flanking attack was intended to sow confusion within the Blakist defenses, and though deflected, did just that. A Star was able to breach the rear of the base and set off an enormous chemical explosion, resulting in the destruction of multiple units on both sides and a significant loss to the Blakist ammunition supply.[11]
On March 14th 3074, the Word of Blake ROM had leaked information regarding the presence of Buda Weapons Chief Researcher Hideoshi Yamika and his prototype Large X-Pulse Laser to the Kokuryu-kai as a means of wearing down Loyalist defenders in Skytower City. The resulting battle ended with Yamika and his prototypes being hustled aboard a Blakist DropShip.[12]
After the liberation of Luthien in December 3074, the unit was scheduled to be rebuilt around the survivors.[9]
Republic Era
After the Jihad ended, Hohiro Kurita found a new purpose for the Izanagi Warriors. By hand-selecting warriors who had shown unswerving loyalty to the Combine, the Coordinator used the posting as a living award, equivalent to the honor shown a Knight of New Samarkand. The rebuilding Izanagi Warriors were based on New Samarkand in 3079.[13]
The Coordinator uses the Izanagi Warriors as a parallel regiment for the Otomo. Where the Otomo uses the ISF to investigate candidates, the Izanagi Warriors rely on the Order of Five Pillars to investigate their potential recruits. Like the Otomo the Izanagi Warriors are rebuilding slowly and for much the same reason: They do not wish to strip the line regiments of their elite warriors.[14]
Dark Age
In 3145 there is a slight amount of friction between them and the Otomo. The tension is at most minor, however there has been several honor duels between them. The Coordinator has in this matter, elected to allow them to settle the issues between themselves rather than intervene.[15]
Officers
| Rank | Name | Command | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commanding Officers of the Izanagi Warriors | |||
| Coordinator | Takashi Kurita | 3052[3] | |
| Tai-sa | Shin Yodama | 3052[16] | |
| Sho-sho | Shin Yodama | 3059 - 3067[17] | |
| Tai-sa | Michi Tachibana | 3085[18] | |
| Sho-sho | Kitsuju Teramoto | 3145[19] | |
Tactics
The Izanagi Warriors have no signature tactics. All its MechWarriors are expected to be adept at combat inside or outside of a 'Mech. This allows them to function as bodyguards in any environment.[2]
Composition History
3052
Dragon's Claws (Regiment/Veteran/Fanatical)[3] At this time the Dragon's Claws were mostly made up of retired veterans loyal to Takashi Kurita. Most of their 'Mechs were family-held units that received upgrade kits. As these warriors retired, new warriors brought new 'Mechs to the force, including OmniMechs.[2]
3059
Izanagi Warriors (Regiment/Veteran/Fanatical)[16]
- CO/1st Battalion: Tai-sa Shin Yodama
- XO: Chu-sa Sajori Mitsotisa
- 2nd Battalion: Chu-sa Tanos Jiro-matsu
- 3rd Battalion: Chu-sa Yeng Sum Lee
3067
Izanagi Warriors (Regiment/Elite/Fanatical)[17]
- CO: Tai-sa Shin Yodama
32nd Luthien Aerospace (2 Companys/Reliable/Fanatical)[17]
- CO: Sho-sa Peter Tokaydo
1st Luthien Battlesuit Infantry (Battalion/Reliable/Fanatical)[17]
- CO: Chu-sa Gavin Bjornsson
3079
Izanagi Warriors (Regiment/Elite/Fanatical)[20]
- Note: At this point in time the unit was stationed on New Samarkand.[20]
3085
Izanagi Warriors (Elite/Fanatical)[18]
- CO: Tai-sa Michi Tachibana
32nd Luthien Aerospace (Wing/Elite/Fanatical)[18]
- CO: Sho-sa Michi Yukimura
1st Luthien Battlesuit Infantry (Veteran/Fanatical)[18]
- CO: Tai-sa Sylvester Raynerson
3085
Izanagi Warriors (Elite/Fanatical)[19]
- CO: Sho-sho Kitsuju Teramoto
41st Luthien Aerospace (Wing/Elite/Fanatical)[19]
- CO: Sho-sa Haldor Struan
2nd Luthien Battlesuit Infantry (Elite/Fanatical)[19]
- CO: Tai-sa Rudolph Dunlap
Rules
Game Rules
- During the Battle of Luthien, NPCs will generally attack the closest Black Dragon unit, ignoring all other units unless the Modified To-Hit number is beneath a certain amount. Unit members receive a negative modifier to hit in all ranged combat and physical attacks against the Black Dragon.[9]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Field Manual: Draconis Combine, p. 79, 81
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 Era Report: 3062, p. 37
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 3.2 Luthien, p. 25
- ↑ Lost Destiny, p. 103
- ↑ The Dragon Roars, p. 10
- ↑ The Dragon Roars, p. 44
- ↑ The Dragon Roars, pp. 46, 60
- ↑ Field Manual: Updates, p. 110: "Izanagi Warriors"
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 Jihad Turning Points: Luthien, p. 6: "Combatants"
- ↑ Jihad Turning Points: Luthien, p. 8: "Traitor's Kiss"
- ↑ Jihad Turning Points: Luthien, p. 9: "Feline Ferocity"
- ↑ Jihad Turning Points: Luthien, pp. 10–11: "Light Machine"
- ↑ Field Report: DCMS, p. 12
- ↑ Field Manual: 3085, p. 43
- ↑ Field Manual: 3145, p. 56: "Izanagi Warriors"
- ↑ 16.0 16.1 Field Manual: Draconis Combine, p. 81: "Unit Profile"
- ↑ 17.0 17.1 17.2 17.3 Field Manual: Updates, p. 119: "DCMS Deployment Table"
- ↑ 18.0 18.1 18.2 18.3 Field Manual: 3085, p. 51: "DCMS Deployment Table - 3085"
- ↑ 19.0 19.1 19.2 19.3 Field Manual: 3145, p. 67: "DCMS Deployment Table - 3145"
- ↑ 20.0 20.1 Field Report: DCMS, p. 12