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| + | '''Moses Longwood''' was the commanding officer of [[Longwood's Bluecoats]] between [[3059]] and [[3064]].<ref name=FMM75>''Field Manual: Mercenaries'', p. 75: "Longwood's Bluecoats"</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | + | [[Colonel]] Moses Longwood walked a fine line between his [[Taurian Concordat]]'s contractors' need for a skilled [[mercenary]] force and the constant demands from the [[Federated Commonwealth]] to return to their service. By [[3059]], the colonel had managed to milk the [[Federated Suns]] for parts, technology, and money and while keeping the [[Taurian Concordat]] at bay. All of this had raised the hackles and called into question the reliability of the unit, but so far the Concordat had had no grounds to alter their contract or find for breach of contract.<ref name=FMM75/> | |
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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| − | == Bibliography == | + | ==Bibliography== |
* ''[[Field Manual: Mercenaries]]'' | * ''[[Field Manual: Mercenaries]]'' | ||
[[Category:Mercenary Characters|Longwood, Moses]] | [[Category:Mercenary Characters|Longwood, Moses]] | ||
Latest revision as of 07:59, 30 June 2023
Moses Longwood | |
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| Affiliation | Longwood's Bluecoats |
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Moses Longwood was the commanding officer of Longwood's Bluecoats between 3059 and 3064.[1]
History[edit]
Colonel Moses Longwood walked a fine line between his Taurian Concordat's contractors' need for a skilled mercenary force and the constant demands from the Federated Commonwealth to return to their service. By 3059, the colonel had managed to milk the Federated Suns for parts, technology, and money and while keeping the Taurian Concordat at bay. All of this had raised the hackles and called into question the reliability of the unit, but so far the Concordat had had no grounds to alter their contract or find for breach of contract.[1]