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=='Mech Forces== =='Mech Forces==
− The FWLM prefers to use all [[BattleMech|'Mech]] classes equally, with some exceptions for special missions. The common regiment is medium- to heavy-weight and some companies or larger formations are created with a single task in mind, such as scouting or assault.<ref name=FMFWLp18>''Field Manual: Free Worlds League'', p. 18</ref> The available 'Mech designs were a mix of locally produced classic machines with upgraded equipment and 'Mechs purchased from other nations. That changed with the arrival of the Clans. The DCMS and Federated Commonwealth bought the 'Mechs produced in the League in exchange for new designs, materials or technology.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The League also produced field refit kits to bring the armies of the Inner Sphere to a level where they could hold the line against the advancing Clan forces. The DCMS started their own industrial program. The surplus refit kits went to the units within the Free Worlds League and in only seven years over 60 percent of the FWLM's 'Mech forces included some form of advanced technology. The FWL acquired the technology to build their own IS OmniMechs such as the ''[[Perseus]]'' or the foreign ''[[Blackjack (OmniMech)|Blackjack]]'' machine.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The standard FWLM unit follows the structure of the SLDF.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> + The FWLM prefers to use all [[BattleMech|'Mech]] classes equally, with some exceptions for special missions. The common regiment is medium- to heavy-weight and some companies or larger formations are created with a single task in mind, such as scouting or assault.<ref name=FMFWLp18>''Field Manual: Free Worlds League'', p. 18</ref> The available 'Mech designs were a mix of locally produced classic machines with upgraded equipment and 'Mechs purchased from other nations. That changed with the arrival of the Clans. The DCMS and Federated Commonwealth bought the 'Mechs produced in the League in exchange for new designs, materials or technology.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The League also produced field refit kits to bring the armies of the Inner Sphere to a level where they could hold the line against the advancing Clan forces. The DCMS started their own industrial program. The surplus refit kits went to the units within the Free World League and in only seven years over 60 percent of the FWLM's 'Mech forces included some form of advanced technology. The FWL acquired the technology to build their own IS OmniMechs such as the ''[[Perseus]]'' or the foreign ''[[Blackjack (OmniMech)|Blackjack]]'' machine.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The standard FWLM unit follows the structure of the SLDF.<ref name=FMFWLp18/>
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− | The FWLM prefers to use all [[BattleMech|'Mech]] classes equally, with some exceptions for special missions. The common regiment is medium- to heavy-weight and some companies or larger formations are created with a single task in mind, such as scouting or assault.<ref name=FMFWLp18>''Field Manual: Free Worlds League'', p. 18</ref> The available 'Mech designs were a mix of locally produced classic machines with upgraded equipment and 'Mechs purchased from other nations. That changed with the arrival of the Clans. The DCMS and Federated Commonwealth bought the 'Mechs produced in the League in exchange for new designs, materials or technology.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The League also produced field refit kits to bring the armies of the Inner Sphere to a level where they could hold the line against the advancing Clan forces. The DCMS started their own industrial program. The surplus refit kits went to the units within the Free | + | The FWLM prefers to use all [[BattleMech|'Mech]] classes equally, with some exceptions for special missions. The common regiment is medium- to heavy-weight and some companies or larger formations are created with a single task in mind, such as scouting or assault.<ref name=FMFWLp18>''Field Manual: Free Worlds League'', p. 18</ref> The available 'Mech designs were a mix of locally produced classic machines with upgraded equipment and 'Mechs purchased from other nations. That changed with the arrival of the Clans. The DCMS and Federated Commonwealth bought the 'Mechs produced in the League in exchange for new designs, materials or technology.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The League also produced field refit kits to bring the armies of the Inner Sphere to a level where they could hold the line against the advancing Clan forces. The DCMS started their own industrial program. The surplus refit kits went to the units within the Free World League and in only seven years over 60 percent of the FWLM's 'Mech forces included some form of advanced technology. The FWL acquired the technology to build their own IS OmniMechs such as the ''[[Perseus]]'' or the foreign ''[[Blackjack (OmniMech)|Blackjack]]'' machine.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> The standard FWLM unit follows the structure of the SLDF.<ref name=FMFWLp18/> |
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