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Lambrecht

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System Information
X:Y Coordinates13.435 : 57.597[e]
Spectral classG6IV[1]
Planet(s)9[1]

Note: X and Y are coordinates (light years on XY plane) relative to Terra at (0, 0)

Lambrecht I

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Planetary History

Early Years

Lambrecht was one of the worlds that was abandoned by the Terran Alliance following the Outer Reaches Rebellion and the Demarcation Declaration of 2242,[2] but by the end of the Reunification War Lambrecht had become one of the worlds within the Lone Star Province of the Terran Hegemony.[3]

Star League Era

Ironically, it was the constant low-level earthquakes which had plagued the world since its colonization that led to Lambrecht becoming a heavily fortified world during the Star League era. With the University of Lambrecht on the world, the Star League and SLDF put years of effort into experimenting with new alloys that would later form the core of Castles Brian interior structure. Eventually the world would house six Castles Brian, including one that housed Success Mint, a company that printed currency for the Draconis Combine. During the Amaris Civil War all six Castles Brian were destroyed, as well as the boron mines that created most of the planet's wealth.[1]

Enough ruins were found beneath three of the Castles Brian to open them up as tourist attractions, although the appeal of the tourist attractions was balanced against the remaining toxic and biological weapons that had poisoned the atmosphere.[1]

Fourth Succession War

Following the successes achieved by the Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces during Operation GÖTTERDÄMMERUNG, the major Lyran offensive launched in late 3028,[4] a lull settled over the front while the LCAF consolidated its gains, rested and resupplied its troops and fought with counter-attacking Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery units. General Jack Sphire, Margrave of the Ryde Theater of the Commonwealth, was responsible for devising a plan to break the deadlock on offensive operations against the combine in the Ryde area of operations. Ryde's plan, dubbed Operation HOLDUR, was designed to seize further systems by deploying all available troops, up to and including planetary militia forces. HOLDUR was risky, but Sphire hoped that by launching quick and forceful attacks using the BattleMech regiments available to him, the DCMS would be left with too little time to make further counterattacks. Archon Katrina Steiner approved the plan and mobilized additional 'Mech regiments to support HOLDUR, deploying regiments that had previously been held in reserve. When assigning these additional forces, the Archon dictated that these forces had to be used at the Terran end of the Ryde area, so that they could respond to any attacks originating from the Free Worlds League. This led Sphire to adjust his plan somewhat, but on the 1st of June 3029 Operation HOLDUR began, with the better part of a hundred assorted regiments deploying from the Federation of Skye to attack eight Combine systems.[5]

The Twelfth Star Guards were tasked with capturing two planets during HOLDUR; Lambrecht and Asta. The Guards' Third Regiment landed on Lambrecht and seized the planet quickly after destroying the few DCMS 'Mechs on the world, despite the threat of fortifications and minefields.[5]

Jihad

During the Jihad Lambrecht was occupied by forces from the Word of Blake. As the allied coalition created by Devlin Stone began striking against Word of Blake Protectorate worlds the combined Clan Ghost Bear and Clan Snow Raven task force which had agreed to support the coalition struck at a number of Blakist worlds on the 21st of July 3076. Lambrecht was one of the worlds targeted by the Clan forces, along with the nearby worlds of Dyev, Kervil, Ko, Moore and Sabik.[6][7]

Geography

Lambrecht has five continents: Galapagos (island continent), Brattanios, Falkos, Phillipharos, and Shasia. Shasia and Philliparos are in the southern hemisphere while the rest are in the northern hemisphere.Lambrecht was seen as an ideal colonization target. It possessed a biosphere compatible with Terran life, water, and extensive metal ores both in the planet's surface and in the remains of a moon surrounding the planet. Unknown to the colonists however was the relationship Lambrecht had to its sun. The massive G6 star's gravity surged over the world in "tides" causing earthquakes that prevented the local inhabitants from building large settlements and quickly destroying any building over a few stories tall. These earthquakes are generally at the lower end of the scale, but still disrupted daily life.[1]

Military Deployment

2786

2821

3145

Map Gallery

Nearby Systems

Closest 60 systems (60 within 60 light-years)
Distance in light years, closest systems first:
Moore 10.1 Chaville 11.4 Kuzuu 13.2 Ascella 18.4
Dyev 18.5 Nai-Stohl 19.0 Lone Star 19.5 Pike 19.5
Kaus Media 23.2 Kervil 23.7 Sabik 26.1 Athenry 26.9
Kaus Australis 27.0 Imbros 28.2 Atria 30.1 New Britain 31.3
Asta 33.4 Styx 34.4 Ko 34.4 Elix 34.9
Telos 35.1 Dromini 35.4 Kessel 37.3 Miyazaki 38.0
Kaus Borealis 38.8 Shitara 40.8 Lyons 41.0 Alya 41.1
Alrakis 41.3 Nashira 41.8 Deneb Algedi 42.0 Yorii 42.3
Dieron 42.7 Nirasaki 43.6 Altair 44.1 Eltanin 44.5
Rocky 44.6 Skondia 45.3 Saffel 47.3 La Blon 47.7
Killbourn 48.2 Nusakan 50.3 Alkalurops 50.9 Konstance 51.3
Vega 51.9 Fomalhaut 52.7 Dabih 53.3 Al Na'ir 53.6
Balkan 53.8 Quentin 55.7 Agador 56.7 Zollikofen 57.1
Altais 57.4 Rigil Kentarus 57.4 Caph 58.2 Rukbat 58.7
Komephoros 58.7 Muphrid 58.9 Sol 59.1 Gamma Sagittarius 59.4

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Dark Age: Republic Worlds (3130), p. 17, "Lambrecht World Profile"
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  4. NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p. 60, "Draconis Front (January 3029)"
  5. 5.0 5.1 NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 2, p. 73, "Ryde Theater"
  6. Jihad Hot Spots: Terra, p. 22, "Timeline of the Jihad"
  7. Jihad: Final Reckoning, p. 56, "The Jihad In Review"
  8. First Succession War (Source Book), p. 137, "First Succession War Deployment Table - DCMS"
  9. First Succession War (Source Book), p. 139, "First Succession War Deployment Table - LCAF"
  10. Field Manual: 3145, p. 64, "Draconis Combine Mustered Soldiery Deployment Table - 3145"

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