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Line 16: Prior to the [[Amaris Civil War]], '''Drago, Ltd.''' was one of the smaller manufacturers of equipment such as civilian vehicles, construction equipment and associated machinery and was located on [[Skye]]. Like many companies of its kind it became a supplier to the [[Star League Defense Force]] under [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] during the [[Hegemony Campaign]].<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> Prior to the [[Amaris Civil War]], '''Drago, Ltd.''' was one of the smaller manufacturers of equipment such as civilian vehicles, construction equipment and associated machinery and was located on [[Skye]]. Like many companies of its kind it became a supplier to the [[Star League Defense Force]] under [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] during the [[Hegemony Campaign]].<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> − Cut off from the [[Terran Hegemony]], short on funding and in need of huge quantities of equipment to replace combat losses, the SLDF turned to many manufacturing concerns located in the various [[Star League]] member states to obtain equipment. While [[BattleMech]]s and [[aerospace fighter]]s were generally sourced from companies that already supplied the various [[Great House]]s a looser approach was taken when it came to armored vehicles, support vehicles and the like. SLDF engineers passed detailed plans, designs and specifications to companies like Drago and then ordered prodigious quantities of equipment. One such example was the "Weapon Carrier, Tracked" of which the LB-X Carrier was perhaps the popular variant.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> + Cut off from the [[Terran Hegemony]], short on funding and in need of huge quantities of equipment to replace combat losses, the SLDF turned to many manufacturing concerns located in the various [[Star League]] member states to obtain equipment. While [[BattleMech]]s and [[aerospace fighter]]s were generally sourced from companies that already supplied the various [[Great House]]s a looser approach was taken when it came to armoured vehicles, support vehicles and the like. SLDF engineers passed detailed plans, designs and specifications to companies like Drago and then ordered prodigious quantities of equipment. One such example was the "Weapon Carrier, Tracked" of which the LB-X Carrier was perhaps the popular variant.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> Like many vehicles ordered by the SLDF during the war the Weapon Carrier, Tracked resembled older classes of vehicles from the [[Reunification War]] or [[Age of War]], being simple in design and robust even when advanced materials were used. In many cases one company would produce rolling chassis in quantity and then pass them to a second company for the installation of armament. There were so many companies involved in producing equipment that standardizing designs and with them supply chains was impossible; it became common practice for the SLDF to order large runs of vehicles along with additional supplies of spares at the outset and then to issue complete production runs to a single [[division]] at a time in an attempt to reduce problems with obtaining the correct spares and to keep vehicles operational.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> Like many vehicles ordered by the SLDF during the war the Weapon Carrier, Tracked resembled older classes of vehicles from the [[Reunification War]] or [[Age of War]], being simple in design and robust even when advanced materials were used. In many cases one company would produce rolling chassis in quantity and then pass them to a second company for the installation of armament. There were so many companies involved in producing equipment that standardizing designs and with them supply chains was impossible; it became common practice for the SLDF to order large runs of vehicles along with additional supplies of spares at the outset and then to issue complete production runs to a single [[division]] at a time in an attempt to reduce problems with obtaining the correct spares and to keep vehicles operational.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/>
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Prior to the [[Amaris Civil War]], '''Drago, Ltd.''' was one of the smaller manufacturers of equipment such as civilian vehicles, construction equipment and associated machinery and was located on [[Skye]]. Like many companies of its kind it became a supplier to the [[Star League Defense Force]] under [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] during the [[Hegemony Campaign]].<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> | Prior to the [[Amaris Civil War]], '''Drago, Ltd.''' was one of the smaller manufacturers of equipment such as civilian vehicles, construction equipment and associated machinery and was located on [[Skye]]. Like many companies of its kind it became a supplier to the [[Star League Defense Force]] under [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] during the [[Hegemony Campaign]].<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> | ||
| − | Cut off from the [[Terran Hegemony]], short on funding and in need of huge quantities of equipment to replace combat losses, the SLDF turned to many manufacturing concerns located in the various [[Star League]] member states to obtain equipment. While [[BattleMech]]s and [[aerospace fighter]]s were generally sourced from companies that already supplied the various [[Great House]]s a looser approach was taken when it came to | + | Cut off from the [[Terran Hegemony]], short on funding and in need of huge quantities of equipment to replace combat losses, the SLDF turned to many manufacturing concerns located in the various [[Star League]] member states to obtain equipment. While [[BattleMech]]s and [[aerospace fighter]]s were generally sourced from companies that already supplied the various [[Great House]]s a looser approach was taken when it came to armoured vehicles, support vehicles and the like. SLDF engineers passed detailed plans, designs and specifications to companies like Drago and then ordered prodigious quantities of equipment. One such example was the "Weapon Carrier, Tracked" of which the LB-X Carrier was perhaps the popular variant.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> |
Like many vehicles ordered by the SLDF during the war the Weapon Carrier, Tracked resembled older classes of vehicles from the [[Reunification War]] or [[Age of War]], being simple in design and robust even when advanced materials were used. In many cases one company would produce rolling chassis in quantity and then pass them to a second company for the installation of armament. There were so many companies involved in producing equipment that standardizing designs and with them supply chains was impossible; it became common practice for the SLDF to order large runs of vehicles along with additional supplies of spares at the outset and then to issue complete production runs to a single [[division]] at a time in an attempt to reduce problems with obtaining the correct spares and to keep vehicles operational.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> | Like many vehicles ordered by the SLDF during the war the Weapon Carrier, Tracked resembled older classes of vehicles from the [[Reunification War]] or [[Age of War]], being simple in design and robust even when advanced materials were used. In many cases one company would produce rolling chassis in quantity and then pass them to a second company for the installation of armament. There were so many companies involved in producing equipment that standardizing designs and with them supply chains was impossible; it became common practice for the SLDF to order large runs of vehicles along with additional supplies of spares at the outset and then to issue complete production runs to a single [[division]] at a time in an attempt to reduce problems with obtaining the correct spares and to keep vehicles operational.<ref name=HLoTv2p141/> | ||