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'''Cole Daggert''' - 32nd Century buercract and chief tactical advisor to [[Anson Marik]] for the [[Marik-Stewart Commonwealth]]. Tall man of african ancestory, who is noted to be in tight control of his emotionals.
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'''Cole Daggert''' was a [[thirty-second-century]] bureaucrat and chief tactical advisor to Captain General [[Anson Marik]] of the [[Marik-Stewart Commonwealth]]. Daggert was described as a tall man of African ancestory, noted to be in tight control of his emotions.
  
==Character History==
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==History==
  
Daggert worked closely with the Captain General, as the Lyran/Wolf invasion of the [[Free Worlds League]] space steadly tore the Commonwealth apart. As invasion began to dig into the Commonwealth, Daggert repeatively tried to resign his position.  Anson, continued to refuse to allow him resign, threating to "resign" him into a dungeon.  Their relationship, which consist of yelling at one another, at many points try yell to his point across to Anson since he be in such a emotional frenzy.  Since Anson secretly enjoys arguing and bullying to help him think.  Daggert figures out later on that method of communication it appears to be only means to talk to Captain-General in course encounters with having talk to him.
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Daggert worked closely with the Captain General as the Lyran/Wolf invasion of the [[Free Worlds League]] space steadily tore the Commonwealth apart. As the invasion began to dig into the Commonwealth, Daggert repeatedly tried to resign his position.  Anson continued to refuse to allow him resign, threating to "resign" him into a dungeon.  Their relationship was tumultuous, as the Captain-General was prone to arguing and yelling as his primary form of communication.<ref name=TLCc1>''The Last Charge'', ch. 1</ref>
  
Daggert was architect for many of the various hit & runs and traps that [[Silver_Hawk_Irregulars#Silver_Hawk_Irregulars|Silver Hawk Irregulars]] tactics that became hallmark for the Hawks during the invasion of the Commonwealth.
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Daggert was the architect for the hit and run tactics used by the [[Silver Hawk Irregulars]] during the invasion of the Commonwealth.
  
He had travelled with Anson from the temporary capital of Commonwealth located on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]] to the world of [[Stewart]], as try they tried stay ahead of the invasion. By May [[3138]], after the massacrue of [[Helm]], it became obvious that Commonwealth on the verge of defeat.  From hearing of the horrible news of treatment of his soldiers he slide into emotional slump. Daggert continue run operations as Captain-General would not allow others to speak to him or respond to their presence.
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He traveled with Anson from the Commonwealth's temporary capital on [[Atreus (FWL)|Atreus]] to the world of [[Stewart]] as try they tried stay ahead of the invasion. By May [[3138]], after the massacre of [[Helm]], it became obvious that the Commonwealth was on the verge of defeat.  After hearing of the horrible news of the treatment of his soldiers, Anson slid into an emotional slump. Daggert continued to oversee operations as the Captain-General would not allow others to speak to him nor respond to their presence.
  
As time drew short to day when invasion would come to Stewart, Daggert had finally arrouse Anson's famous anger by mentioning how world of [[Ariel]] had asked for aide from "Capitain-General" [[Jessica Marik]]. Anson finaly burst out, yelled his frustrations with everything in one snap.  He turned Daggert after his long speech of frustrations and told him that he he needed him to remain with him since he was the only one who tells him straight truth of the of what was really going on.  With this insight, Daggert had epiphany into how salvage victory from situation that no one would suspect.  Anson at first doesn't believe him, later he explains to him.
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As the invasion of Stewart drew, Daggert had finally aroused Anson's famous anger by mentioning how the world of [[Ariel]] had asked for aid from "Captain-General" [[Jessica Marik]]. Anson turned to Daggert after his long speech of frustrations and told him that he needed Cole to remain, as he was the only one who told him the truth about what was really going on.  With this insight, Daggert had an epiphany into how to salvage victory.  
  
The Invasion of Stewart begins in June 5th, where a Lyran & Wolf forces began to move from the south of the capital city of New Edinburgh to trying to cut any avenue escape including the northbound super highway, almost ignoring Anson's palace and parlimant is located.
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The invasion of Stewart began on June 5thLyran and Wolf forces began to move from the south of the capital city of New Edinburgh to try to prevent any escape via the northern highway, bypassing Anson's palace and the location of Parliament.
  
Daggert plan called for Silver Hawks to leave few companies of their forces in the city, while remainer were order off planet to [[New Hope]] by using northern highway to city  of MacDonald.  He & Anson devised the plan to use Anson's motorcrade to lead Lyran/Wolf forces to thinking it was Anson trying to escaping the planet to temporary DropShip Port on west of the city. The trap suceeded to lure key command units to attempt to chase the motorcade However, they discover brutally that motorcade of strech limos had couple powerful explosive traps in them instead, nearly killing Duke Vedet.  
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Daggert's plan called for the Silver Hawks to leave a few companies of their forces in the city, while the remainder were ordered off planet to [[New Hope]], via the northern highway to the city  of MacDonald.  He and Anson devised a plan to use Anson's motorcrade to lead the enemy forces to believe it was Anson trying to escape to a temporary DropShip Port west of the city. The trap succeeded: key command units attempted to intercept the motorcade.  Instead, explosives in the limousines nearly killed [[Vedet Brewer|Duke Vedet]].  
  
Enraged, the Duke Vedet his [[1st Hesperus Guards]] charged to the place looking for Anson. This is all according to the plan Daggert came up with.  Daggert was then ordered off planet, as he tried convince Anson to go with him and the Hawks.  However, he refused, Anson yelled him litterly out of the palace. In a almost fitting way end their time together.  
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Enraged, the Duke ordered his [[First Hesperus Guards]] to charge the palace looking for Anson, as Daggert had planned.  Daggert was then ordered off planet. He tried to convince Anson to go with him and the Hawks, but Anson refused.
  
Daggert left with remaining Silver Hawks forces to the world of New Hope.  The world was one of the old Silver Hawk Coalition world. There the Silver Hawks would remain mostly intact figure out a plan to protect the people in their own wayThou Anson died in attack on his palace, also part of Daggert's plan, Anson's legecy would be that the Silver Hawks continuing to survival and contining to serve the people of House Marik.  Daggert was one of the principle who plan allowed Hawk's and Anson's legacy to continue.
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Daggert went with the remaining Silver Hawks forces to the world of [[New Hope]], one of the old [[Silver Hawks Coalition]] worlds. There the Silver Hawks would remain mostly intact.  Though Anson died in the attack on his palace, also part of Daggert's plan, Anson's legacy would be that the Silver Hawks continued to survive and serve the people of House Marik.   
  
With no government to serve, Daggert Cole retires and in secret when he is alone toasts to memory of Anson Marik.
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With no government to serve, Daggert Cole retired and privately toasted to the memory of Anson Marik.
  
 
==References==
 
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==Bibliography==
 
==Bibliography==
 
* ''[[The Last Charge]]'' (novel)
 
* ''[[The Last Charge]]'' (novel)
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Latest revision as of 11:37, 5 September 2023

Cole Daggert
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Cole Daggert was a thirty-second-century bureaucrat and chief tactical advisor to Captain General Anson Marik of the Marik-Stewart Commonwealth. Daggert was described as a tall man of African ancestory, noted to be in tight control of his emotions.

History[edit]

Daggert worked closely with the Captain General as the Lyran/Wolf invasion of the Free Worlds League space steadily tore the Commonwealth apart. As the invasion began to dig into the Commonwealth, Daggert repeatedly tried to resign his position. Anson continued to refuse to allow him resign, threating to "resign" him into a dungeon. Their relationship was tumultuous, as the Captain-General was prone to arguing and yelling as his primary form of communication.[1]

Daggert was the architect for the hit and run tactics used by the Silver Hawk Irregulars during the invasion of the Commonwealth.

He traveled with Anson from the Commonwealth's temporary capital on Atreus to the world of Stewart as try they tried stay ahead of the invasion. By May 3138, after the massacre of Helm, it became obvious that the Commonwealth was on the verge of defeat. After hearing of the horrible news of the treatment of his soldiers, Anson slid into an emotional slump. Daggert continued to oversee operations as the Captain-General would not allow others to speak to him nor respond to their presence.

As the invasion of Stewart drew, Daggert had finally aroused Anson's famous anger by mentioning how the world of Ariel had asked for aid from "Captain-General" Jessica Marik. Anson turned to Daggert after his long speech of frustrations and told him that he needed Cole to remain, as he was the only one who told him the truth about what was really going on. With this insight, Daggert had an epiphany into how to salvage victory.

The invasion of Stewart began on June 5th. Lyran and Wolf forces began to move from the south of the capital city of New Edinburgh to try to prevent any escape via the northern highway, bypassing Anson's palace and the location of Parliament.

Daggert's plan called for the Silver Hawks to leave a few companies of their forces in the city, while the remainder were ordered off planet to New Hope, via the northern highway to the city of MacDonald. He and Anson devised a plan to use Anson's motorcrade to lead the enemy forces to believe it was Anson trying to escape to a temporary DropShip Port west of the city. The trap succeeded: key command units attempted to intercept the motorcade. Instead, explosives in the limousines nearly killed Duke Vedet.

Enraged, the Duke ordered his First Hesperus Guards to charge the palace looking for Anson, as Daggert had planned. Daggert was then ordered off planet. He tried to convince Anson to go with him and the Hawks, but Anson refused.

Daggert went with the remaining Silver Hawks forces to the world of New Hope, one of the old Silver Hawks Coalition worlds. There the Silver Hawks would remain mostly intact. Though Anson died in the attack on his palace, also part of Daggert's plan, Anson's legacy would be that the Silver Hawks continued to survive and serve the people of House Marik.

With no government to serve, Daggert Cole retired and privately toasted to the memory of Anson Marik.

References[edit]

  1. The Last Charge, ch. 1

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