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This company was the one that designed and build the Sholagar aerospace fighter. | This company was the one that designed and build the Sholagar aerospace fighter. | ||
| − | In [[3025]] the corporation was in dire economic straits. The release of the Yotashuma Report, which claimed that the craft could become uncontrollable in some atmospheric conditions, damaged the company's reputation. Its stock prices only fell ever since. The Bureau of the Military was accepting bids to produce another light AeroSpace Fighter for the Combine Admiralty. Many corporations were scrambling to land this contract, virtually a guaranteed monopoly. In the meantime, Mangon was not likely to be able to raise sufficient funds to correct the Sholagar's problem.<ref name=HKDCp136>''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', p. 136 "Mangon Aeronautics"</ref> | + | In [[3025]], the corporation was in dire economic straits. The release of the Yotashuma Report, which claimed that the craft could become uncontrollable in some atmospheric conditions, damaged the company's reputation. Its stock prices only fell ever since. The Bureau of the Military was accepting bids to produce another light AeroSpace Fighter for the Combine Admiralty. Many corporations were scrambling to land this contract, virtually a guaranteed monopoly. In the meantime, Mangon was not likely to be able to raise sufficient funds to correct the Sholagar's problem.<ref name=HKDCp136>''House Kurita (The Draconis Combine)'', p. 136 "Mangon Aeronautics"</ref> |
That the Shologar had variants with high technology might imply the design, but maybe not the company, was able to survive the scandal.{{cn}} | That the Shologar had variants with high technology might imply the design, but maybe not the company, was able to survive the scandal.{{cn}} | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
| − | *''[[Technical Readout: 3025 Revised]]'' | + | * ''[[Technical Readout: 3025 Revised]]'' |
| − | *''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]'' | + | * ''[[Technical Readout: 3039]]'' |
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[[Category: Manufacturing Centers|Mangon Aeronautics]] | [[Category: Manufacturing Centers|Mangon Aeronautics]] | ||
[[Category: Draconis Combine Companies]] | [[Category: Draconis Combine Companies]] | ||
[[Category: Clan Smoke Jaguar Companies]] | [[Category: Clan Smoke Jaguar Companies]] | ||
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Company Profile
Home Office: Torbildown, Schuyler[1]
President/CEO: Andromeda Fuyerton (3025)[1]
History
This company was the one that designed and build the Sholagar aerospace fighter.
In 3025, the corporation was in dire economic straits. The release of the Yotashuma Report, which claimed that the craft could become uncontrollable in some atmospheric conditions, damaged the company's reputation. Its stock prices only fell ever since. The Bureau of the Military was accepting bids to produce another light AeroSpace Fighter for the Combine Admiralty. Many corporations were scrambling to land this contract, virtually a guaranteed monopoly. In the meantime, Mangon was not likely to be able to raise sufficient funds to correct the Sholagar's problem.[1]
That the Shologar had variants with high technology might imply the design, but maybe not the company, was able to survive the scandal.[citation needed]
Manufacturing
Mangon Aeronautics has a manufacturing center on the following planet:
Schuyler
| Components produced on Schuyler:[2][3] | |
|---|---|
| Component | Type |
| Aerospace Fighter | |
| SL-21 Sholagar[2][3] | Light Aerospace Fighters |
| Frame | |
| Mangon Mark II | Sholagar[2][3] |
| Fusion Engine | |
| Shinobi 280 | Sholagar[2][3] |
| Communications System | |
| Neil 4000 | Sholagar[2][3] |
| Targeting-Tracking System | |
| Chichester ASR-26 | Sholagar[2][3] |
| Medium Laser | |
| Diverse Optics Tye 20 | Sholagar[2][3] |
| SRM-4 | |
| Hovertec | Sholagar[2][3] |