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Revision as of 22:26, 9 October 2020

War College of Tamar
War College of Tamar
War College of Tamar
Academy Information
Location Tamar
Founding Year Star League era[1]
Course Information


History

Star League

Prior to the fall of the Star League, the Tamar War College was considered to be the best academy in the Lyran Commonwealth. It was noted for the quality of officers it produced, who were noted to be not only adept tacticians and strategists, but also outstanding administrators. TWC alumni were usually considered an exception to the general lackluster performance exhibited by fresh academy graduates in the LCAF.[1]

Succession Wars

The preeminence of the War College was endangered following Kerensky's exodus and the transfer of the Nagelring and its sister school Sanglamore into Lyran hands. Despite this, the TWC would be a key facility for the LCAF until Tamar was attacked by House Kurita in 2915. The three-year battle to push the DCMS off-world cost the lives of most of the TWC's teachers and students, as well as the facilities themselves. The War College would remain in ruins until 3017, a casualty of the extended campaign to repair damage to the world. Tamar historians successfully pressured Duke Selvin Kelswa III and Archon Katrina Steiner to rebuild. It would graduate its first class in 3028.[2]

Clan Invasion

The College was lost to Clan Wolf in 3051.

Dark Age

Hostilities with Clan Jade Falcon led Clan Wolf to cooperate with House Steiner, resulting in a reconstruction of a new War College of Tamar on planet Arc Royal. The original War College still resides on Tamar, currently in Clan Wolf space. Though used primarily to produce ground troops, the War College's new incarnation was completed with great haste and has begun to produce MechWarriors comparable to those produced by the oldest academies in House Steiner space.[3]

The new War College of Tamar on planet Arc Royal continues to produce capable MechWarriors, which are sorely needed during the apparent collapse of The Republic. With numerous worlds being thrown free, factions everywhere are scrambling to assemble appropriate forces to claim them. Though House Steiner has not heard from Clan Wolf in some time in regards to the original War College of Tamar, they know better than to believe that sleeping dogs ever truly lie.[4]

Despite the onset of the Clan Wolf invasion, nothing has been heard from the original War College of Tamar; however, pilots with diplomas from the Arc Royal War College of Tamar continue to appear on battlefields across the remnants of The Republic of the Sphere. Only time will tell if graduates of the old War College of Tamar will take kindly to hearing that a new school has taken their name, or if the college on Tamar even exists anymore.[5]

This Tamar War College would go completely unremarked on by 3145, despite the dire situation of the LCAF at that time.[6] Even if it were still in operation, the fall of Arc-Royal to the Jade Falcons in 3146 would likely spell the end for the facility. [7]

Training

Atmosphere

Tamar War College Training Battalion

See the Tamar War College Training Battalion page for more detailed information.

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Field Report: Lyran Commonwealth 2765, p. 5 "Academies and Command Centers"
  2. House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth), p. 125 "War College of Tamar"
  3. MechWarrior Dark Ages Uniques, p. 275 "War College of Tamar"
  4. MechWarrior Dark Ages Uniques, p. 340 "War College of Tamar"
  5. MechWarrior Dark Ages Uniques, p. 393 "War College of Tamar"
  6. Field Manual: 3145, p. 122 "Lyran Commonwealth"
  7. Shattered Fortress, p. 26

Bibliography