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Sho-sa '''Leon "The Orator" Gambetta''' was a MechWarrior and tactician with the elite [[Second Sword of Light]] during the early 31st century.<ref name=TRO3025>''Technical Readout: 3025'', Page 74</ref><ref name=TRO3039>''Technical Readout: 3039'', Page 142</ref><ref name=TROSW>''Technical Readout: Succession Wars'', Page 108</ref>
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''Sho-sa'' '''Leon "The Orator" Gambetta''' was a MechWarrior and tactician with the elite [[Second Sword of Light]] during the early [[thirty-first century]].<ref name=TRO3025p74>''Technical Readout: 3025'', p. 74</ref><ref name=TRO3039p142>''Technical Readout: 3039'', p. 142</ref><ref name=TROSWp108>''Technical Readout: Succession Wars'', p. 108</ref>
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
As of [[3025]] at age 53, Gambetta was a [[Lieutenant]] and [[lance]] commander in the Second Sword of Light, with an excellent reputation as a tactician through out his regiment. Gambetta was also know for being a kind and considerate man, who showed great concern for his men. He was often assigned to lead the charge against heavily fortified position, a dangerous role which not many survive to reach Gambetta's advanced age.
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As of [[3025]] at age 53, Gambetta was a [[lieutenant]] and [[lance]] commander in the Second Sword of Light, with an excellent reputation as a tactician throughout his regiment. Gambetta was also know for being a kind and considerate man, who showed great concern for his men. He was often assigned to lead the charge against heavily fortified position, a dangerous role which not many survive to reach Gambetta's advanced age.
  
By [[3039]], the then Sho-sa Gambetta was commander of the lead [[company]] of the Second Swords third battalion, the oldest MechWarrior still on active service with the regiment, as well as its premier tactician. At this point however his 'Mech being upgraded from a venerable but cool running DRG-1N ''[[Dragon]]'', to a hotter running DRG-1G ''[[Grand Dragon]]'' with a [[Lord's Light]] [[PPC]], had exposed a gap in his otherwise elite piloting. Gambetta had as much trouble handling the heat curve in his new 'Mech as a cadet, his many years in a cooler 'Mech having left him with bad habits.<ref name=TRO3025></ref><ref name=TRO3039></ref><ref name=TROSW></ref>
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By [[3039]], then ''Sho-sa'' Gambetta was commander of the lead [[company]] of the Second Swords third battalion, the oldest MechWarrior still on active service with the regiment, as well as its premier tactician. At this point however his 'Mech being upgraded from a venerable but cool running DRG-1N ''[[Dragon]]'', to a hotter running DRG-1G ''[[Grand Dragon]]'' with a [[Lord's Light]] [[PPC]], had exposed a gap in his otherwise elite piloting. Gambetta had as much trouble handling the heat curve in his new 'Mech as a cadet, his many years in a cooler 'Mech having left him with bad habits.<ref name=TRO3025p74/><ref name=TRO3039p142/><ref name=TROSWp108/>
  
 
==BattleMech==
 
==BattleMech==
Gambetta was known to initially pilot a city camouflage painted DRG-1N ''Dragon'' [[BattleMech]] until [[3038]], and then afterwards a DRG-1G ''Grand Dragon'', which was gifted to him in recognition for his extensive and excellent service.<ref name=TRO3025></ref><ref name=TRO3039></ref><ref name=TROSW></ref>
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Gambetta was known to initially pilot a city camouflage painted DRG-1N ''Dragon'' [[BattleMech]] until [[3038]], and then afterwards a DRG-1G ''Grand Dragon'', which was gifted to him in recognition for his extensive and excellent service.<ref name=TRO3025p74/><ref name=TRO3039p142/><ref name=TROSWp108/>
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==

Latest revision as of 12:11, 10 April 2023

Leon Gambetta
Personal
Also known asThe Orator
Born2972 (Aged 53 in 3025)
AffiliationDraconis Combine
Career
RankSho-sa
ProfessionMechWarrior

Sho-sa Leon "The Orator" Gambetta was a MechWarrior and tactician with the elite Second Sword of Light during the early thirty-first century.[1][2][3]

History[edit]

As of 3025 at age 53, Gambetta was a lieutenant and lance commander in the Second Sword of Light, with an excellent reputation as a tactician throughout his regiment. Gambetta was also know for being a kind and considerate man, who showed great concern for his men. He was often assigned to lead the charge against heavily fortified position, a dangerous role which not many survive to reach Gambetta's advanced age.

By 3039, then Sho-sa Gambetta was commander of the lead company of the Second Swords third battalion, the oldest MechWarrior still on active service with the regiment, as well as its premier tactician. At this point however his 'Mech being upgraded from a venerable but cool running DRG-1N Dragon, to a hotter running DRG-1G Grand Dragon with a Lord's Light PPC, had exposed a gap in his otherwise elite piloting. Gambetta had as much trouble handling the heat curve in his new 'Mech as a cadet, his many years in a cooler 'Mech having left him with bad habits.[1][2][3]

BattleMech[edit]

Gambetta was known to initially pilot a city camouflage painted DRG-1N Dragon BattleMech until 3038, and then afterwards a DRG-1G Grand Dragon, which was gifted to him in recognition for his extensive and excellent service.[1][2][3]

References[edit]

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Technical Readout: 3025, p. 74
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 Technical Readout: 3039, p. 142
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 Technical Readout: Succession Wars, p. 108

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