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''Phantom''was an [[Atlas II]] [[BattleMech]], the personal 'Mech of [[Devlin Stone]]. | ''Phantom''was an [[Atlas II]] [[BattleMech]], the personal 'Mech of [[Devlin Stone]]. | ||
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Phantomwas an Atlas II BattleMech, the personal 'Mech of Devlin Stone.
Operational History
It is implied than Stone moved Phantom from Geneva to England, and later Detroit, thinking of using it in battle. As his colors made it too much easy to identify, it was repainted in more common colors.[1] After the Republic's surrender, a group of Clan Sea Foxes found it in a Republic depot, at the end of May. They moved it to a facility salvage on Thunder Bay. As it had been repainted and its security system wiped, they were unable to identify it.[2] Two days later, the old RAF and Wolf MechWarriors Jack Traver and Mia Fowler claimed it as legitime salvage, and took it with them. The old Ghost Knight Justin Hall joined with them, travelling to Galatea to join a mercenary unit. It was only there than they managed to finally identify the 'Mech. Hall became its pilot, and Phantom became part of the mercenary unit the three founded: The Cheetahs.[3]