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| − | Originally two separate companies, the [[Lockheed-CBM_Corporation/Lockheed Corporation|Lockheed Corporation]] of [[Gibbs]] and [[Lockheed-CBM_Corporation/CBM AeroSpace|CBM AeroSpace]] of [[Donegal]], the pair established an alliance in [[2487]] to build the original ''[[Thunderbird]]'' for the [[Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces]] and eventually combined forces. The corporation has been compared to [[Defiance Industries]] in sheer production of aerospace, conventional and other types of airborne craft.<ref name= | + | Originally two separate companies, the [[Lockheed-CBM_Corporation/Lockheed Corporation|Lockheed Corporation]] of [[Gibbs]] and [[Lockheed-CBM_Corporation/CBM AeroSpace|CBM AeroSpace]] of [[Donegal]], the pair established an alliance in [[2487]] to build the original ''[[Thunderbird]]'' for the [[Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces]] and eventually combined forces. The corporation has been compared to [[Defiance Industries]] in sheer production of aerospace, conventional and other types of airborne craft.<ref name=HSp123>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 123, "Weapons Industries" - [Lockheed-CBM Corporation]</ref> |
| − | The Corporation suffered from scandal in mid-3020s, where [[House Steiner|Steiner]] government charged the corporation's board members of corruption. Leading number of its members imprisonment including its then-CEO Duke Alan Day. In the aftermath, the minor boardmember Rachael Haranshire was promoted to CEO of the company. Where she then put number of reforms that swept away elminated numereous forms of coruption that was missed by Steiner courts.<ref name= | + | The Corporation suffered from scandal in mid-3020s, where [[House Steiner|Steiner]] government charged the corporation's board members of corruption. Leading number of its members imprisonment including its then-CEO Duke Alan Day. In the aftermath, the minor boardmember Rachael Haranshire was promoted to CEO of the company. Where she then put number of reforms that swept away elminated numereous forms of coruption that was missed by Steiner courts.<ref name=HSp123/> |
Grateful for these acts, then [[Archon]] [[Katrina Steiner]], rewarded Haranshire with former Duke Day's title and duchy.<ref name=HBHS144>''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 144, "Lockheed-CBM Corporation" - mini-history of Locheed-CBM.</ref> | Grateful for these acts, then [[Archon]] [[Katrina Steiner]], rewarded Haranshire with former Duke Day's title and duchy.<ref name=HBHS144>''Handbook: House Steiner'', p. 144, "Lockheed-CBM Corporation" - mini-history of Locheed-CBM.</ref> | ||
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| + | The companies CEO in [[3025]] was Alan Day.<ref name=HSp123/> | ||
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In [[3067]] the company's CEO is Duke Maximillian Haranshire.<ref name=HBHS144/> | In [[3067]] the company's CEO is Duke Maximillian Haranshire.<ref name=HBHS144/> | ||
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| − | | [[Sabre|SB-27 ''Sabre'']]<ref name=OR81/><ref name=TRO3075-212/> | + | | [[Sabre|SB-27 ''Sabre'']]<ref name=HSp123/><ref name=OR81/><ref name=TRO3075-212/> |
| [[Light Aerospace Fighters]] | | [[Light Aerospace Fighters]] | ||
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| + | | [[Lucifer|LCF-R15 ''Lucifer'']]<ref name=HSp123/> | ||
| + | | [[Medium Aerospace Fighters]] | ||
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| − | | [[Lightning (Aerospace Fighter)|LTN-G15 ''Lightning'']]<ref name=OR83/> | + | | [[Lightning (Aerospace Fighter)|LTN-G15 ''Lightning'']]<ref name=HSp123/><ref name=OR83/> |
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| − | | [[Thunderbird|THB-D36 ''Thunderbird'']]<ref name=TRO3075-286/> | + | | [[Thunderbird|THB-D36 ''Thunderbird'']]<ref name=HSp123/><ref name=TRO3075-286/> |
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Revision as of 17:31, 2 March 2012
Lockheed-CBM Corporation is the largest manufacturer of AeroSpace Fighters in the Lyran Commonwealth/Lyran Alliance.
Contents
Overview
Originally two separate companies, the Lockheed Corporation of Gibbs and CBM AeroSpace of Donegal, the pair established an alliance in 2487 to build the original Thunderbird for the Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces and eventually combined forces. The corporation has been compared to Defiance Industries in sheer production of aerospace, conventional and other types of airborne craft.[1]
The Corporation suffered from scandal in mid-3020s, where Steiner government charged the corporation's board members of corruption. Leading number of its members imprisonment including its then-CEO Duke Alan Day. In the aftermath, the minor boardmember Rachael Haranshire was promoted to CEO of the company. Where she then put number of reforms that swept away elminated numereous forms of coruption that was missed by Steiner courts.[1]
Grateful for these acts, then Archon Katrina Steiner, rewarded Haranshire with former Duke Day's title and duchy.[2]
Lockheed-CBM's Tharkad plant was seriously damaged during the Blakist assault on that planet. All three production lines were seriously damaged when the Word forces were kicked off Tharkad. In 3077 it wasn't clear if the Hellcat and Lightning production lines would be repaired or if production of those models would cease to make way for a new design.[3]
Leadership
The companies CEO in 3025 was Alan Day.[1]
In 3067 the company's CEO is Duke Maximillian Haranshire.[2]
Manufacturing
Lockheed-CBM Corporation has manufacturing centers on the following planets:
Furillo
| Components produced on Furillo:[4][5] | |
|---|---|
| Component | Type |
| Warrior H-7[4] | VTOLs |
| Warrior H-8 [6] | VTOLs |
| Lexan Surveillance Helo[5] | VTOLs |
| Omni Generation Five Fusion | Fusion Engine - Lexan[5] |
| Lockheed 105 Micro-Fusion | Fusion Engine |
| Longanecker E-Series | Armor - Aerospace Fighters & Conventional Aircraft - Lexan[5] |
| Xilex 12 Wirelessw/Guardian ECM | Communications System - Lexan[5] |
| Xilex-2000 | Communications System - Warrior[4] |
| Xilex-2010 | Communications System |
| N&D Handsfree | Targeting-Tracking System |
| Omni 70 | I.C.E. - Warrior[4] |
| Longanecker Plasti Steel | Armor - BattleMechs & Vehicles - Warrior[4] |
| SarLon | AC/2 - Warrior[4] |
Donegal
Tharkad
Note: These production lines were seriously damaged during the Jihad. The Eisensturm returned to production, but as of 3077 the fate of the Hellcat and Lightning production lines wasn't clear.[3] As of 3085 it appears that Lockheed/CBM will shut down the Hellcat and Lightning lines to focus on Morgenstern production.[10]
| Components produced on Tharkad:[11][12] | |
|---|---|
| Component | Type |
| HEC-12C Hellcat[11] | Medium Aerospace Fighters |
| LTN-G15 Lightning[1][11] | Medium Aerospace Fighters |
| RPR-300S Rapier[12] | Heavy Aerospace Fighters |
| MR-1S Morgenstern[10] | Medium OmniFighter |
| EST-O Eisensturm | Heavy OmniFighters |
| Interstar 290M | Chassis - Rapier[12] |
| Lockheed CBM-150 | Frame - Lightning[11] |
| Lockheed CBM-180 | Frame - Hellcat[11] |
| Lockheed CBM-300 | Frame - Morgenstern[10] |
| VOX 340 XL | Fusion Engine - XL - Rapier[12] |
| Donegal Sturdy-Sheath Heavy Ferro-Aluminum | Armor - Aerospace Fighters & Conventional Aircraft - Rapier[12] |
| COMHRT II.Q | Communications System - Rapier[12] |
| Lockheed COMSET300 | Communications Equipment - Morgenstern[10] |
| Bauer-Scope 130Z | Targeting-Tracking System - Rapier[12] |
| Lockheed TarSet 75 | Targeting-Tracking System - Morgenstern[10] |
Gibbs
| Components produced on Gibbs:[13] | |
|---|---|
| Component | Type |
| EGL-R6 Eagle | Aerospace Fighter |
| THB-D36 Thunderbird[1][13] | Aerospace Fighter |
| KR-61 Long-Range Shuttle | Small Craft |
| ST-46 Shuttle | Small Craft |
| AB-18C “Roubvogel” Aerobomber | Conventional Fighter |
| Zugvogel | Support Aircraft[14] |
| Lockheed CBM 225 | Frame - Eagle |
| Lockheed CBM 300 TRB | Chassis - Thunderbird[13] |
| Vlar 300 | Fusion Engine - Thunderbird[13] |
| L/CBM AeroSteel | Armor - Aerospace Fighters & Conventional Aircraft - Thunderbird[13] |
| Neil 6000-a | Communications System - Thunderbird[13] |
| N&D Longreach | Targeting-Tracking System - Thunderbird[13] |
| Entech 200c | Interplanetary Drive - Small Craft |
| Pitban 300a | Interplanetary Drive - Small Craft |
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), p. 123, "Weapons Industries" - [Lockheed-CBM Corporation]
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Handbook: House Steiner, p. 144, "Lockheed-CBM Corporation" - mini-history of Locheed-CBM.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Masters and Minions: The StarCorps Dossiers, p. 94, "Lockheed-CBM Profile"
- ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Objective Raids, p. 75, "Produced Lockheed-CBM Components on Furillo"
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 Technical Readout: Prototypes, p. 24, "Produced Lexan Components"
- ↑ Technical Readout 3058 Upgrade p.58
- ↑ 7.00 7.01 7.02 7.03 7.04 7.05 7.06 7.07 7.08 7.09 7.10 Objective Raids, p.81, "Lockheed/CBM Corporation"
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 8.4 8.5 8.6 Technical Readout: 3075, p. 212, "Produced Sabre Components on Donegal"
- ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 Technical Readout: 3075, p. 284, "Produced Typhoon Components on Donegal"
- ↑ 10.0 10.1 10.2 10.3 10.4 Technical Readout: 3085, p. 116
- ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 Objective Raids, p. 83, "Produced Lockheed-CBM Components on Tharkad"
- ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 12.4 12.5 12.6 Technical Readout: Prototypes, p. 180, "Produced Rapier Components"
- ↑ 13.0 13.1 13.2 13.3 13.4 13.5 13.6 Technical Readout: 3075, p. 286, "Produced Thunderbird Components on Gibbs"
- ↑ Technical Readout: 3085, p. 56
- Technical Readout: 3026 Revised, p.20