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During the [[Territory Wars]],{{when}} Zeta managed to drive the [[Clan Jade Falcon|Jade Falcons]] off [[Strato Domingo]] with assistance from [[Clan Hell's Horses]].<ref name=FMWC75>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 75, "Zeta Galaxy Profile"</ref>
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'''Zeta Galaxy''' was Clan Diamond Shark's primary homeworld defense force during the mid 31st century.<ref name=FMWC75/><ref name=FMU59>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 59</ref>
  
Zeta was Clan Diamond Shark's primary homeworld defense force during the mid 31st century.<ref name=FMWC75/><ref name=FMU59>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 59</ref>
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During the [[Territory Wars]] in [[3060]] Zeta managed to drive the [[Clan Jade Falcon|Jade Falcons]] off [[Strato Domingo]] with assistance from [[Clan Hell's Horses]].<ref name=FMWC75>''Field Manual: Warden Clans'', p. 75, "Zeta Galaxy Profile"</ref>
  
 
In [[3070]] after Clan Diamond Shark had been exposed for trading with the Inner Sphere the [[Clan Steel Viper|Vipers]], [[Clan Star Adder|Adders]] and the [[Clan Cloud Cobra|Cobras]] launched attacks against them. Zeta Galaxy found itself engaged on [[Paxon]] and [[Strato Domingo]], which quickly turned to a war of attrition.<ref name=WR51>''Wars of Reaving'', p. 51</ref> The Galaxy found itself in almost constant fighting as it defended itself and attempted to add weight to merchant deals. In mid-3070 both the Twenty-seventh Combined Strike Cluster and Forty-fourth Cruiser Cluster were lost to [[Clan Coyote]] in Trials of Possession.<ref name=WR53>''Wars of Reaving'', p. 53</ref>
 
In [[3070]] after Clan Diamond Shark had been exposed for trading with the Inner Sphere the [[Clan Steel Viper|Vipers]], [[Clan Star Adder|Adders]] and the [[Clan Cloud Cobra|Cobras]] launched attacks against them. Zeta Galaxy found itself engaged on [[Paxon]] and [[Strato Domingo]], which quickly turned to a war of attrition.<ref name=WR51>''Wars of Reaving'', p. 51</ref> The Galaxy found itself in almost constant fighting as it defended itself and attempted to add weight to merchant deals. In mid-3070 both the Twenty-seventh Combined Strike Cluster and Forty-fourth Cruiser Cluster were lost to [[Clan Coyote]] in Trials of Possession.<ref name=WR53>''Wars of Reaving'', p. 53</ref>

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History

Zeta Galaxy was Clan Diamond Shark's primary homeworld defense force during the mid 31st century.[1][2]

During the Territory Wars in 3060 Zeta managed to drive the Jade Falcons off Strato Domingo with assistance from Clan Hell's Horses.[1]

In 3070 after Clan Diamond Shark had been exposed for trading with the Inner Sphere the Vipers, Adders and the Cobras launched attacks against them. Zeta Galaxy found itself engaged on Paxon and Strato Domingo, which quickly turned to a war of attrition.[3] The Galaxy found itself in almost constant fighting as it defended itself and attempted to add weight to merchant deals. In mid-3070 both the Twenty-seventh Combined Strike Cluster and Forty-fourth Cruiser Cluster were lost to Clan Coyote in Trials of Possession.[4]

In December 3071 fighting between Clan Blood Spirit and Clan Coyote on Paxon spilled over into the Diamond Shark city of Thermopolis. During the fight over 600 shark civilians lost their lives. The Eighty-third Combined Strike Cluster moved against the Blood Spirits to enact revenge, however during this assault the Coyotes slipped past them and captured their undefended firebase. During a fierce three-way battle over two days the Eighty-third was destroyed.[5]

Officers

Between 3061 and 3067 the Commanding Officer was Galaxy Commander Katerina Kalasa.[1][6]

Tactics

"Dig in and hold" was the battle philosophy of the Zeta.[1]

Composition History

3060-3067

Zeta Galaxy[1][6]

Notes

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Field Manual: Warden Clans, p. 75, "Zeta Galaxy Profile"
  2. Field Manual: Updates, p. 59
  3. Wars of Reaving, p. 51
  4. Wars of Reaving, p. 53
  5. Wars of Reaving, p. 82-3
  6. 6.0 6.1 Field Manual: Updates, p. 77

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