Difference between revisions of "James Doogan"
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| − | Doogan was known to pilot a ''Stuka'' Heavy [[Aerospace Fighter]],<ref name=WDSB></ref> which he called “Dark Death”, and painted all black.<ref name=TRO3025>''Technical Readout: 3025'', Stuka, Page 136</ref><ref name=TRO3039>''Technical Readout: 3039'', Stuka, Page 220</ref><ref name=SFFIS>''Shrapnel: Fragments from the Inner Sphere'', And Then There Was The Time..., Page 38</ref> | + | Doogan was known to pilot a ''Stuka'' Heavy [[Aerospace Fighter]],<ref name=WDSB></ref> which he called “Dark Death”, and painted all black.<ref name=TRO3025>''Technical Readout: 3025'', Stuka, Page 136</ref><ref name=TRO3039>''Technical Readout: 3039'', STU-K5 Stuka, Page 220</ref><ref name=SFFIS>''Shrapnel: Fragments from the Inner Sphere'', And Then There Was The Time..., Page 38</ref> |
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Revision as of 04:33, 9 September 2021
James Doogan | |
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| Personal | |
| Also known as | "Dougie" |
| Affiliation | Wolf's Dragoons |
| Career | |
| Rank | Pilot |
| Profession | Aerospace Fighter Pilot |
Pilot James "Dougie" Doogan was a member of the AeroSpace Lance, LaSalle's Company, Able Battalion, Delta Regiment of the Wolf's Dragoons as of 3028.[1]
The AeroSpace Lance joined the Dragoons' Home Guard after the Battle of Misery.[1]
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History
Doogan was, before 3025, one of the few non-Davion pilots to fly a Stuka. This fighter had been captured by the Draconis Combine and was given to the Dragoons while they were under contract to Kurita. Before the betrayal of the Dragoon's by the Draconis Combine, Doogan's combat record was only fair[2], but he ultimately destroyed more Kuritan fighters than Davion ones with his gift from the DCMS. While escorting Dragoon dependents fleeing to the Federated Suns, Doogan led a fanatical defense, shooting down numerous fighters from the pursuing Galedon Regulars.[3]
Vehicle
Doogan was known to pilot a Stuka Heavy Aerospace Fighter,[1] which he called “Dark Death”, and painted all black.[2][3][4]