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'''John A. Theisen''' (occasionally misspelled as Theissen, Theison or Theisson) was a game designer and author for [[FASA]], where he worked primarily on the ''[[w:Star Trek: The Role Playing Game|Star Trek]]'' product line. He currently lives in Phoenix, Arizona and works there for a government agency, where he is involved in research, statistics, policy and contract compliance, trend analysis, and emergency preparedness.<ref name=MA/> As a staff writer for ''[[Stardate]]'', his author credits sometimes appeared as John Thiese, possibly a pen name.
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'''John A. Theisen''' (occasionally misspelled as Theissen, Theison or Theisson) was a game designer and author for [[FASA]], where he worked primarily on the [[Star Trek]] product line. He currently lives in Phoenix, Arizona and works there for a government agency, where he is involved in research, statistics, policy and contract compliance, trend analysis, and emergency preparedness.<ref name=MA/>
  
 
With regards to the [[BattleTech]] universe he is credited for writing (among other authors) in the ''[[House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)]]'' sourcebook and the ''[[Sorenson's Sabres (scenario pack)|Sorenson's Sabres scenario pack]]''.
 
With regards to the [[BattleTech]] universe he is credited for writing (among other authors) in the ''[[House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)]]'' sourcebook and the ''[[Sorenson's Sabres (scenario pack)|Sorenson's Sabres scenario pack]]''.
  
He also contributed a number of short stories, scenarios and designs to (semi-)official magazines such as [[FASA]]'s ''[[Stardate]]'' magazine and ''[[BattleTechnology]]'', as well as ''Challenge'' magazine (the content of the former two magazines is now considered [[apocryphal]], while third-party publications such as ''Challenge'' magazine are outright noncanon).
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He also contributed a number of short stories, scenarios and designs to (semi-)official magazines such as [[FASA]]'s [[StarDate]] magazine and [[BattleTechnology]], as well as Challenge magazine. (The content of the former two magazines is now considered [[apocryphal]], while third-party publications such as Challenge magazine are outright non-canon.)
  
Several of his ''BattleTechnology'' articles were credited (in-universe) to "[[Jack Freeman]], MechTech P.E.", and [[Sandusky Sorrell]] was also a recurring character in his stories.
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Several of his BattleTechnology articles were credited (in-universe) to "[[Jack Freeman]], MechTech P.E.", and [[Sandusky Sorrell]] was also a recurring character in his stories.
  
 
The following BattleTech units were designed by (or credited to) John A. Theisen:
 
The following BattleTech units were designed by (or credited to) John A. Theisen:
* [[BattleMech]]s
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*[[BattleMech]]s
** JNR-7P ''[[Junior (StarDrive)|Junior]]''
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**JNR-7P ''[[Junior (StarDrive)|Junior]]''
** SLP-2U ''[[Slowpoke]]''
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**SLP-2U ''[[Slowpoke]]''
** STL-7D ''[[Stiletto (StarDrive)|Stiletto]]'' (not to be confused with the unrelated [[canonical]] STO-series ''[[Stiletto (BattleMech)|Stiletto]]'' 'Mech introduced in ''[[Technical Readout: 3067]]'')
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**STL-7D ''[[Stiletto (StarDrive)|Stiletto]]'' (not to be confused with the unrelated [[canonical]] STO-series ''[[Stiletto]]'' 'Mech introduced in ''[[Technical Readout: 3067]]'')
** APL-1J ''[[Apollo (StarDrive)|Apollo]]'' (not to be confused with the unrelated [[canonical]] APL-series ''[[Apollo (BattleMech)|Apollo]]'' 'Mech introduced in ''[[Technical Readout: 3055]]'')
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**APL-1J ''[[Apollo (StarDrive)|Apollo]]'' (not to be confused with the unrelated [[canonical]] APL-series ''[[Apollo (BattleMech)|Apollo]]'' 'Mech introduced in ''[[Technical Readout: 3055]]'')
** FXR-4R ''[[Foxfire (BattleMech)|Foxfire]]''
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**FXR-4R ''[[Foxfire]]''
** MBSDR-I ''[[Ambassador]]''
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**MBSDR-I ''[[Ambassador]]''
* [[Aerospace fighter]]s
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*[[Aerospace Fighter]]s
** GDF-L4 ''[[Gadfly]]''
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**GDF-L4 ''[[Gadfly]]''
** ARN-E1 ''[[Ariane]]''
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**ARN-E1 ''[[Ariane]]''
** SL-23 ''[[Siren (Aerospace Fighter class)|Siren]]''
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**SL-23 ''[[Siren (AeroSpace Fighter)|Siren]]''
** TR-11A ''[[Traverse]]'' (based off the ''[[Transit]]'')
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**TR-11A ''[[Traverse]]'' (based off the ''[[Transit]]'')
** F-95 ''[[Cyclone (Aerospace Fighter class)|Cyclone]]''
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**F-95 ''[[Cyclone (AeroSpace Fighter)|Cyclone]]''
* Other [[vehicle]]s
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*Other [[vehicle]]s
** [[Predator Tank Destroyer]]
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**[[Predator Tank Destroyer]]
** [[Belfry]]
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**[[Belfry]]
  
 
==See also==
 
==See also==
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==References==
 
==References==
 
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[[Category:Authors|Theisen, John A.]]
 
[[Category:Authors|Theisen, John A.]]
 
[[Category:PeopleReal|Theisen, John A.]]
 
[[Category:PeopleReal|Theisen, John A.]]

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