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Line 52: In [[3067]], several pieces of information were provided to [[Sandra Raines]] of the [[Interstellar News Network]] from an unnamed source, but presumed to be [[Tempest Stryker]], the deep-cover agent known as [[Damocles]] during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]]. These included a number of excerpts purportedly taken from Hanni Schmitt's journal after her death. According to the diary pages, events surrounding the death of the last member of [[House Cameron]] to hold the title of First Lord, Richard Cameron, differed from those commonly believed to be true; the major differences highlighted through the diary pages were apparent confirmation that Richard and his wife [[Elise Graham|Elise]] had twin children, not the single child reported elsewhere, and that those two children - Amanda and Ian Richard - escaped the massacre of the Cameron bloodline in the Unity Palace throne room at the hands of Stefan Amaris as a result of the actions of Schmitt and a small number of other loyal officers. Those officers arranged for [[Major]] [[Ian MacIntosh]] of the Black Watch and his BattleMech [[lance]] to swap Amanda and Ian Richard for another unnamed child and escape from Terra during Amaris' coup aboard the ''[[Colossus (DropShip class)|Colossus]]''-class [[DropShip]] [[Abyss|SLS ''Abyss'']] while the remainder of the Black Watch distracted the Fourth Amaris Dragoons with a last stand on the Gorst Flats. The ''Abyss'' purportedly escaped thanks to covering fire from the Reagan [[SDS]] installed on Terra to rendezvous with a waiting WarShip on the dark side of [[Luna]]; that WarShip, the SLS ''[[Tripitz]]'', then transported the ''Abyss'' and its cargo out of the Sol system.<ref name=IP1820-FT-HS-1>''Interstellar Players'', pp. 18-20, "Final Thoughts and New Revelations", Schmitt's supposed journal indicates an alternate history</ref> This accounting completely contradicts the "official" historical record in many respects, and is somewhat discredited by the fact that many of the other claims within this series of reports were later conclusively disproved. In [[3067]], several pieces of information were provided to [[Sandra Raines]] of the [[Interstellar News Network]] from an unnamed source, but presumed to be [[Tempest Stryker]], the deep-cover agent known as [[Damocles]] during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]]. These included a number of excerpts purportedly taken from Hanni Schmitt's journal after her death. According to the diary pages, events surrounding the death of the last member of [[House Cameron]] to hold the title of First Lord, Richard Cameron, differed from those commonly believed to be true; the major differences highlighted through the diary pages were apparent confirmation that Richard and his wife [[Elise Graham|Elise]] had twin children, not the single child reported elsewhere, and that those two children - Amanda and Ian Richard - escaped the massacre of the Cameron bloodline in the Unity Palace throne room at the hands of Stefan Amaris as a result of the actions of Schmitt and a small number of other loyal officers. Those officers arranged for [[Major]] [[Ian MacIntosh]] of the Black Watch and his BattleMech [[lance]] to swap Amanda and Ian Richard for another unnamed child and escape from Terra during Amaris' coup aboard the ''[[Colossus (DropShip class)|Colossus]]''-class [[DropShip]] [[Abyss|SLS ''Abyss'']] while the remainder of the Black Watch distracted the Fourth Amaris Dragoons with a last stand on the Gorst Flats. The ''Abyss'' purportedly escaped thanks to covering fire from the Reagan [[SDS]] installed on Terra to rendezvous with a waiting WarShip on the dark side of [[Luna]]; that WarShip, the SLS ''[[Tripitz]]'', then transported the ''Abyss'' and its cargo out of the Sol system.<ref name=IP1820-FT-HS-1>''Interstellar Players'', pp. 18-20, "Final Thoughts and New Revelations", Schmitt's supposed journal indicates an alternate history</ref> This accounting completely contradicts the "official" historical record in many respects, and is somewhat discredited by the fact that many of the other claims within this series of reports were later conclusively disproved. − ==BattleMech== + ==BattleMechs== Schmitt piloted an ''[[Atlas (BattleMech)|Atlas]]'' as commander of the Royal Black Watch, a variant of the AS7-S variety.<ref name=NHSP18-D-HS-A-1>''Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)'', p. 18, "Defender", Schmitt pilots an AS7-S ''Atlas''</ref> The use of this variant may be disputed, as it was not formally introduced until the [[Clan Invasion]] centuries later. Schmitt piloted an ''[[Atlas (BattleMech)|Atlas]]'' as commander of the Royal Black Watch, a variant of the AS7-S variety.<ref name=NHSP18-D-HS-A-1>''Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)'', p. 18, "Defender", Schmitt pilots an AS7-S ''Atlas''</ref> The use of this variant may be disputed, as it was not formally introduced until the [[Clan Invasion]] centuries later.
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In [[3067]], several pieces of information were provided to [[Sandra Raines]] of the [[Interstellar News Network]] from an unnamed source, but presumed to be [[Tempest Stryker]], the deep-cover agent known as [[Damocles]] during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]]. These included a number of excerpts purportedly taken from Hanni Schmitt's journal after her death. According to the diary pages, events surrounding the death of the last member of [[House Cameron]] to hold the title of First Lord, Richard Cameron, differed from those commonly believed to be true; the major differences highlighted through the diary pages were apparent confirmation that Richard and his wife [[Elise Graham|Elise]] had twin children, not the single child reported elsewhere, and that those two children - Amanda and Ian Richard - escaped the massacre of the Cameron bloodline in the Unity Palace throne room at the hands of Stefan Amaris as a result of the actions of Schmitt and a small number of other loyal officers. Those officers arranged for [[Major]] [[Ian MacIntosh]] of the Black Watch and his BattleMech [[lance]] to swap Amanda and Ian Richard for another unnamed child and escape from Terra during Amaris' coup aboard the ''[[Colossus (DropShip class)|Colossus]]''-class [[DropShip]] [[Abyss|SLS ''Abyss'']] while the remainder of the Black Watch distracted the Fourth Amaris Dragoons with a last stand on the Gorst Flats. The ''Abyss'' purportedly escaped thanks to covering fire from the Reagan [[SDS]] installed on Terra to rendezvous with a waiting WarShip on the dark side of [[Luna]]; that WarShip, the SLS ''[[Tripitz]]'', then transported the ''Abyss'' and its cargo out of the Sol system.<ref name=IP1820-FT-HS-1>''Interstellar Players'', pp. 18-20, "Final Thoughts and New Revelations", Schmitt's supposed journal indicates an alternate history</ref> This accounting completely contradicts the "official" historical record in many respects, and is somewhat discredited by the fact that many of the other claims within this series of reports were later conclusively disproved. | In [[3067]], several pieces of information were provided to [[Sandra Raines]] of the [[Interstellar News Network]] from an unnamed source, but presumed to be [[Tempest Stryker]], the deep-cover agent known as [[Damocles]] during the [[Word of Blake]] [[Jihad]]. These included a number of excerpts purportedly taken from Hanni Schmitt's journal after her death. According to the diary pages, events surrounding the death of the last member of [[House Cameron]] to hold the title of First Lord, Richard Cameron, differed from those commonly believed to be true; the major differences highlighted through the diary pages were apparent confirmation that Richard and his wife [[Elise Graham|Elise]] had twin children, not the single child reported elsewhere, and that those two children - Amanda and Ian Richard - escaped the massacre of the Cameron bloodline in the Unity Palace throne room at the hands of Stefan Amaris as a result of the actions of Schmitt and a small number of other loyal officers. Those officers arranged for [[Major]] [[Ian MacIntosh]] of the Black Watch and his BattleMech [[lance]] to swap Amanda and Ian Richard for another unnamed child and escape from Terra during Amaris' coup aboard the ''[[Colossus (DropShip class)|Colossus]]''-class [[DropShip]] [[Abyss|SLS ''Abyss'']] while the remainder of the Black Watch distracted the Fourth Amaris Dragoons with a last stand on the Gorst Flats. The ''Abyss'' purportedly escaped thanks to covering fire from the Reagan [[SDS]] installed on Terra to rendezvous with a waiting WarShip on the dark side of [[Luna]]; that WarShip, the SLS ''[[Tripitz]]'', then transported the ''Abyss'' and its cargo out of the Sol system.<ref name=IP1820-FT-HS-1>''Interstellar Players'', pp. 18-20, "Final Thoughts and New Revelations", Schmitt's supposed journal indicates an alternate history</ref> This accounting completely contradicts the "official" historical record in many respects, and is somewhat discredited by the fact that many of the other claims within this series of reports were later conclusively disproved. | ||
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Schmitt piloted an ''[[Atlas (BattleMech)|Atlas]]'' as commander of the Royal Black Watch, a variant of the AS7-S variety.<ref name=NHSP18-D-HS-A-1>''Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)'', p. 18, "Defender", Schmitt pilots an AS7-S ''Atlas''</ref> The use of this variant may be disputed, as it was not formally introduced until the [[Clan Invasion]] centuries later. | Schmitt piloted an ''[[Atlas (BattleMech)|Atlas]]'' as commander of the Royal Black Watch, a variant of the AS7-S variety.<ref name=NHSP18-D-HS-A-1>''Northwind Highlanders (scenario pack)'', p. 18, "Defender", Schmitt pilots an AS7-S ''Atlas''</ref> The use of this variant may be disputed, as it was not formally introduced until the [[Clan Invasion]] centuries later. | ||