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==System History==
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== Political Affiliation ==
 
* [[3059]] - [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]] <ref name="ECp55">''Explorer Corps'', p. 55, "Known Smoke Jaguar Facilities"</ref>
 
* [[3059]] - [[Clan Smoke Jaguar]] <ref name="ECp55">''Explorer Corps'', p. 55, "Known Smoke Jaguar Facilities"</ref>
  
==Garrison Forces==
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== Military Deployment ==
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*[[Lynx Pouncer Naval Star]]<ref name="ECp55"/>
 
*[[Lynx Pouncer Naval Star]]<ref name="ECp55"/>
 
:* 2 ''[[Fredasa]]''-class corvette/raiders, 1 ''[[York (WarShip)|York]]''-class destroyer/carrier and 1 ''[[Congress]]''-class frigate
 
:* 2 ''[[Fredasa]]''-class corvette/raiders, 1 ''[[York (WarShip)|York]]''-class destroyer/carrier and 1 ''[[Congress]]''-class frigate
 
:* CO: [[Star Commodore]] Matius Chrisholm
 
:* CO: [[Star Commodore]] Matius Chrisholm
  
==Overview==
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== Overview ==
 
'''Suda Bay''' is a fleet base at the Nadir jump point of a type F21a star in the [[Deep Periphery]] near [[Ctesiphon]] and [[Trelleborg]]. Ships recharging in the system take 173 hours to recharge. During [[Operation REVIVAL]], Suda Bay was operated by Clan Smoke Jaguar.<ref name="ECp55"/>
 
'''Suda Bay''' is a fleet base at the Nadir jump point of a type F21a star in the [[Deep Periphery]] near [[Ctesiphon]] and [[Trelleborg]]. Ships recharging in the system take 173 hours to recharge. During [[Operation REVIVAL]], Suda Bay was operated by Clan Smoke Jaguar.<ref name="ECp55"/>
  
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By [[3095]] it was largely abandoned, with only a minimal staff present.<ref>''Interstellar Players 3: Interstellar Expeditions'', p. 32</ref>
 
By [[3095]] it was largely abandoned, with only a minimal staff present.<ref>''Interstellar Players 3: Interstellar Expeditions'', p. 32</ref>
  
==References==
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== References ==
 
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==Bibliography==
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== Bibliography ==
 
* ''[[Explorer Corps (sourcebook)]]''
 
* ''[[Explorer Corps (sourcebook)]]''
 
* ''[[Interstellar Players 3: Interstellar Expeditions]]''
 
* ''[[Interstellar Players 3: Interstellar Expeditions]]''

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

Suda Bay
System Information
X:Y Coordinates244.83 : 946.49[e]

Political Affiliation

Military Deployment

3059

Overview

Suda Bay is a fleet base at the Nadir jump point of a type F21a star in the Deep Periphery near Ctesiphon and Trelleborg. Ships recharging in the system take 173 hours to recharge. During Operation REVIVAL, Suda Bay was operated by Clan Smoke Jaguar.[1]

Forces from Clan Star Adder destroyed the Sovetskii Soyuz-class heavy cruiser CCS Damascus in the Suda Bay system in 3086, having decided that it needed to be destroyed to protect the purity of the Homeworld Clans from Inner Sphere taint.[2]

By 3095 it was largely abandoned, with only a minimal staff present.[3]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 Explorer Corps, p. 55, "Known Smoke Jaguar Facilities"
  2. The Wars of Reaving Supplemental, p. 11, "Political Realities"
  3. Interstellar Players 3: Interstellar Expeditions, p. 32

Bibliography