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'''WolfNet''' was the intelligence agency of the [[Wolf's Dragoons]] [[mercenary]] commanded. It included the elite [[Seventh Kommando]]. | '''WolfNet''' was the intelligence agency of the [[Wolf's Dragoons]] [[mercenary]] commanded. It included the elite [[Seventh Kommando]]. | ||
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WolfNet was the intelligence agency of the Wolf's Dragoons mercenary commanded. It included the elite Seventh Kommando.
WolfNet's points-of-view are generally impartial towards any one Successor State and it is known to have infiltrated almost every other intelligence agencies.[citation needed]
Contents
Jihad
It is known that the organization survived the early years of the Jihad in some form, as they continued to produce intelligence reports.
Personnel
The following individuals are known to be part of WolfNet:
- Stanford Blake: Major; original head of WolfNet and Jaime Wolf's Intelligence Officer. Was killed during the Dragoon Civil War.
- Michi Noketsuna: Succeeded Stanford Blake as head of WolfNet in 3055. [1]
- Pietr Shadd: Former commander of the Seventh Kommando; became head of WolfNet sometime prior to 3067.[citation needed]
- Dimja Sneuth: Major; prepared "The Inner Sphere : 3050" report. [2]
- Janey Svados: Captain; was second-in-command prior to the Dragoon Civil War. [3]
- Margaret Tulliver: Major General, Deputy Director of WolfNet as of 3071; became Deputy Director sometime prior to 3058.[4] Co-author of several updated Technical Readouts.