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Line 18: After attempting to enforce a period of isolation from external influences across the League, the Council of Merchants changed tack in [[3011]] and decided to declare three worlds to be open worlds, accessible to all.<ref name="FM:Pp135"/> After attempting to enforce a period of isolation from external influences across the League, the Council of Merchants changed tack in [[3011]] and decided to declare three worlds to be open worlds, accessible to all.<ref name="FM:Pp135"/> − By the mid-3060s, the CPF was scattered widely across the Hanseatic League, operating alongside all of the League's [[JumpShip]]s; members rarely spent more than a week on any given world. Comprised primarily of [[aerospace fighter]]s, marines, and the few [[assault DropShip]]s owned by the League, deployments of the CPF were arranged on a unit by unit basis. If a single JumpShip was intent on trading in the [[Deep Periphery]], it would be accompanied by a CPF fighter [[squadron]], or perhaps a CPF [[DropShip]], and with a marine detachment present aboard the JumpShip and any attached DropShips. If several merchant vessels were traveling together, the HSF would often add a militarized CPF JumpShip accompanied by combat DropShips and fighter squadrons to chaperone the convoy. The visible presence provided by the CPF was the main means by which the Council of Merchants projected the League's influence across unaffiliated traders and those buying from or selling to the Hansa.<ref name="FM:Pp138">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 138, "Convoy Protection Force"</ref> + By the mid-3060s the CPF was scattered widely across the Hanseatic League, operating alongside all of the League's [[JumpShip]]s. Members of the CPF rarely spent more than a week on any given world; comprised primarily of [[AeroSpace Fighter]]s, marines and the few [[Assault DropShip]]s owned by the League, deployments of the CPF were arranged on a unit by unit basis. If a single JumpShip was intent on trading in the [[Deep Periphery]], it would be accompanied by a CPF fighter [[squadron]], or perhaps a CPF [[DropShip]], and with a marine detachment present aboard the JumpShip and any attached DropShips. If several merchant vessels were traveling together, the HSF would often add a militarized CPF JumpShip accompanied by combat DropShips and fighter squadrons to chaperone the convoy. The visible presence provided by the CPF was the main means by which the Council of Merchants projected the League's influence across unaffiliated traders and those buying from or selling to the Hansa.<ref name="FM:Pp138">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 138, "Convoy Protection Force"</ref> The CPF enjoyed a favored status when it came to military equipment; one of the premiere units of the HSF alongside [[Regional Defense Force 1]], the CPF received the best equipment the League could provide.<ref name="FM:Pp137">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 137, "Hanseatic Security Force Units"</ref> The marines assigned to the CPF were among the best infantry in the League, and membership of the CPF was restricted to members of the wealthiest and most prestigious merchant families.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> The CPF enjoyed a favored status when it came to military equipment; one of the premiere units of the HSF alongside [[Regional Defense Force 1]], the CPF received the best equipment the League could provide.<ref name="FM:Pp137">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 137, "Hanseatic Security Force Units"</ref> The marines assigned to the CPF were among the best infantry in the League, and membership of the CPF was restricted to members of the wealthiest and most prestigious merchant families.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> Line 42:
Line 43: ==Composition History== ==Composition History== − The CPF was composed of well-trained marines, aerospace fighters, DropShips—including the few assault DropShips the Hanseatic League possessed—and a number of militarized JumpShips.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> + The CPF was composed of well-trained marines, AeroSpace Fighters, DropShips - including the few Assault DropShips the Hanseatic League possessed - and a number of militarized JumpShips.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> ===3064=== ===3064=== Line 77:
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After attempting to enforce a period of isolation from external influences across the League, the Council of Merchants changed tack in [[3011]] and decided to declare three worlds to be open worlds, accessible to all.<ref name="FM:Pp135"/> | After attempting to enforce a period of isolation from external influences across the League, the Council of Merchants changed tack in [[3011]] and decided to declare three worlds to be open worlds, accessible to all.<ref name="FM:Pp135"/> | ||
| − | By the mid-3060s | + | By the mid-3060s the CPF was scattered widely across the Hanseatic League, operating alongside all of the League's [[JumpShip]]s. Members of the CPF rarely spent more than a week on any given world; comprised primarily of [[AeroSpace Fighter]]s, marines and the few [[Assault DropShip]]s owned by the League, deployments of the CPF were arranged on a unit by unit basis. If a single JumpShip was intent on trading in the [[Deep Periphery]], it would be accompanied by a CPF fighter [[squadron]], or perhaps a CPF [[DropShip]], and with a marine detachment present aboard the JumpShip and any attached DropShips. If several merchant vessels were traveling together, the HSF would often add a militarized CPF JumpShip accompanied by combat DropShips and fighter squadrons to chaperone the convoy. The visible presence provided by the CPF was the main means by which the Council of Merchants projected the League's influence across unaffiliated traders and those buying from or selling to the Hansa.<ref name="FM:Pp138">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 138, "Convoy Protection Force"</ref> |
The CPF enjoyed a favored status when it came to military equipment; one of the premiere units of the HSF alongside [[Regional Defense Force 1]], the CPF received the best equipment the League could provide.<ref name="FM:Pp137">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 137, "Hanseatic Security Force Units"</ref> The marines assigned to the CPF were among the best infantry in the League, and membership of the CPF was restricted to members of the wealthiest and most prestigious merchant families.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> | The CPF enjoyed a favored status when it came to military equipment; one of the premiere units of the HSF alongside [[Regional Defense Force 1]], the CPF received the best equipment the League could provide.<ref name="FM:Pp137">''Field Manual: Periphery'', p. 137, "Hanseatic Security Force Units"</ref> The marines assigned to the CPF were among the best infantry in the League, and membership of the CPF was restricted to members of the wealthiest and most prestigious merchant families.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> | ||
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==Composition History== | ==Composition History== | ||
| − | The CPF was composed of well-trained marines, | + | The CPF was composed of well-trained marines, AeroSpace Fighters, DropShips - including the few Assault DropShips the Hanseatic League possessed - and a number of militarized JumpShips.<ref name="FM:Pp138"/> |
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* ''[[Field Manual: Updates]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: Updates]]'' | ||
* ''[[Field Report: Periphery]]'' | * ''[[Field Report: Periphery]]'' | ||
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[[Category: Hanseatic League Commands]] | [[Category: Hanseatic League Commands]] | ||