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==History==
 
==History==
'''Stone's Fury''' was formed after the rise of Fortress Republic. Its soldiers were highly experienced veterans and Knights. These warriors were very skilled but not used to working in a large group. As of 3145 they were undergoing a strict training program to remedy this problem.<ref>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 143</ref> They were stationed on [[Liberty]] in 3145.<ref name=FM:3145p145/> On Liberty, they were required to put down protesters who wanted Fortress Republic shut down.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere'', p. 20</ref> They also used their position to experiment with new tactics for unmanned units like the ''[[Celerity]]'' ultralight BattleMech. The low intensity conflict provided by the protestors allowed them to test their theories without exposing the valuable drone units to heavy combat.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere'', p. 26</ref> The soldiers of Stone's Fury also participated in raids outside the walls of Fortress Republic.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere'', pp. 36, 40</ref>
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'''Stone's Fury''' was formed after the rise of Fortress Republic. Its soldiers were highly experienced veterans and Knights. These warriors were very skilled but not used to working in a large group. As of 3145 they were undergoing a strict training program to remedy this problem.<ref>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 143</ref> They were stationed on [[Liberty]] in 3145.<ref name=FM:3145p145/> On Liberty, they were required to put down protesters who wanted Fortress Republic shut down.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere'', p. 20</ref> They also used their position to experiment with new tactics for unmanned units like the ''[[Celerity]]'' [[BattleMech#Ultralight|ultralight]] BattleMech. The low intensity conflict provided by the protestors allowed them to test their theories without exposing the valuable drone units to heavy combat.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere'', p. 26</ref> The soldiers of Stone's Fury also participated in raids outside the walls of Fortress Republic.<ref>''Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere'', pp. 36, 40</ref>
  
 
==Officers==
 
==Officers==

Revision as of 11:42, 7 October 2022

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Stone's Fury
Affiliation Republic of The Sphere
Parent Command Stone's Brigade

History

Stone's Fury was formed after the rise of Fortress Republic. Its soldiers were highly experienced veterans and Knights. These warriors were very skilled but not used to working in a large group. As of 3145 they were undergoing a strict training program to remedy this problem.[1] They were stationed on Liberty in 3145.[2] On Liberty, they were required to put down protesters who wanted Fortress Republic shut down.[3] They also used their position to experiment with new tactics for unmanned units like the Celerity ultralight BattleMech. The low intensity conflict provided by the protestors allowed them to test their theories without exposing the valuable drone units to heavy combat.[4] The soldiers of Stone's Fury also participated in raids outside the walls of Fortress Republic.[5]

Officers

Rank Name Command
Commanding Officers of the Stone's Fury
Colonel Horiuchi Kogara 3145[2]

Tactics

Unknown.

Composition History

3145

Stone's Fury (Elite/Fanatical)[2]

  • CO: Colonel Horiuchi Kogara

1st Fury Air Wing (Elite/Fanatical)[2]

  • CO: Major Ciaron Miki

1st Fury Armor (1 Battalion/Veteran/Fanatical)[2]

  • CO: Major Phyllis Vanna

1st Fury Battle Armor (1 Battalion/Elite/Fanatical)[2]

  • CO: Major Alton Yosif

References

  1. Field Manual: 3145, p. 143
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 Field Manual: 3145, p. 145, "Republic Armed Forces - Stone's Brigade"
  3. Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere, p. 20
  4. Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere, p. 26
  5. Technical Readout: 3145 Republic of the Sphere, pp. 36, 40

Bibliography