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− | Joseph's parents ran one of [[Nestor]]'s wineries. The family had a sizable home, including a | + | Joseph's parents ran one of [[Nestor]]'s wineries. The family had a sizable home, including a multilevel training dojo.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident'', chapter 2</ref> |
In October 3067, Joseph was part of a group of eight top Nellus Academy cadets sent on what was meant to be a straightforward voyage to [[Concord]] with [[General]] [[Gurald Eichner]], in theory as a public relations event in honor of Nestor's new refueling station. Less openly, the cadets were meant to help detect a Lyran spy operating at the Nestor spaceport.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident'', chapters 2 and 4</ref> After setting off on the ''[[Requirement]]'' on 21 October, Eichner and the cadets ran into trouble: hijackers, the Lyran-hired [[Bloody Stoats]], who came to capture the general.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident'', chapters 5, 6, and 7</ref> Clashes between the cadets, led by Joseph, and the hijackers led to the DropShip crashing on [[Gienah#Phobos|Phobos]], a planetoid in the Gienah system that held the Stoats' base. Fighting continued, and League forces were called in for evacuation.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident''</ref> | In October 3067, Joseph was part of a group of eight top Nellus Academy cadets sent on what was meant to be a straightforward voyage to [[Concord]] with [[General]] [[Gurald Eichner]], in theory as a public relations event in honor of Nestor's new refueling station. Less openly, the cadets were meant to help detect a Lyran spy operating at the Nestor spaceport.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident'', chapters 2 and 4</ref> After setting off on the ''[[Requirement]]'' on 21 October, Eichner and the cadets ran into trouble: hijackers, the Lyran-hired [[Bloody Stoats]], who came to capture the general.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident'', chapters 5, 6, and 7</ref> Clashes between the cadets, led by Joseph, and the hijackers led to the DropShip crashing on [[Gienah#Phobos|Phobos]], a planetoid in the Gienah system that held the Stoats' base. Fighting continued, and League forces were called in for evacuation.<ref>''The Nellus Academy Incident''</ref> |
Revision as of 22:56, 17 March 2022
Joseph Robson | |
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Personal | |
Also known as | 'Joe' |
Born | Circa 3050 |
Died | 24 October 3067 |
Affiliation | Free Worlds League |
Career | |
Rank | Cadet First Class |
Profession | MechWarrior |
Joseph Robson was, until his death in 3067, a cadet at the Nellus Academy.
History
Joseph's parents ran one of Nestor's wineries. The family had a sizable home, including a multilevel training dojo.[1]
In October 3067, Joseph was part of a group of eight top Nellus Academy cadets sent on what was meant to be a straightforward voyage to Concord with General Gurald Eichner, in theory as a public relations event in honor of Nestor's new refueling station. Less openly, the cadets were meant to help detect a Lyran spy operating at the Nestor spaceport.[2] After setting off on the Requirement on 21 October, Eichner and the cadets ran into trouble: hijackers, the Lyran-hired Bloody Stoats, who came to capture the general.[3] Clashes between the cadets, led by Joseph, and the hijackers led to the DropShip crashing on Phobos, a planetoid in the Gienah system that held the Stoats' base. Fighting continued, and League forces were called in for evacuation.[4]
During a raid on the Stoats' base to recover Eichner, cadet Sigrid Zelenova found and stole Stoats CO Deimos von Schetzle's Commando, which she handed over to Joseph.[5] Joseph fought valiantly, destroying multiple enemy vehicles before finally sacrificing himself to block artillery fire. He was listed on the Roll of the Eagles for his deeds.[6]
Description
Joseph had dusky skin and a solid, fit build. He was clean cut, with a shaved head.[7]
BattleMechs
Joseph piloted a Hercules in training. On Phobos, he used a Commando stolen from Deimos.[8]
References
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapter 2
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapters 2 and 4
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapters 5, 6, and 7
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapters 20-22
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapters 23-25
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapter 1
- ↑ The Nellus Academy Incident, chapter 23