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Latest revision as of 06:50, 4 June 2023
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MacEnroe Motors was a military and civilian hardware manufacturer.
Overview[edit]
MacEnroe Motors was the company that bought in 2541 Arcturan Arms.
The company kept the Age of War Arcturan Arms produced models: the Marsden I MBT,[1] the Büffel VII,[2] and the Marsden II MBT.[3] The company also manufactured the second homegrown Lyran-produced BattleMech, the Crossbow[4] though the Crossbow would be discontinued in 2550.[4]
Manufacturing[edit]
MacEnroe Motors has the same manufacturing centers that Arcturan Arms had.