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Line 9: The '''Tyr Resistance Movement''' was an underground organization attempting to separate the [[Rasalhague]] region from the [[Draconis Combine]]. The movement's dream was finally realized in [[3034]] when the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]] was created as a result of [[ComStar]]'s [[Operation ROSEBUD]]. The '''Tyr Resistance Movement''' was an underground organization attempting to separate the [[Rasalhague]] region from the [[Draconis Combine]]. The movement's dream was finally realized in [[3034]] when the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]] was created as a result of [[ComStar]]'s [[Operation ROSEBUD]]. − ==History== Prior to the Fourth Succession War, Tyr agents met with agents from the [[LCAF]] and [[Lyran Intelligence Corps]], providing crucial details about the [[DCMS]] and geography of various Rasalhague District worlds. During the Fourth Succession War, the Tyr movement engaged the DCMS directly as the [[1st Tyr|First Tyr Assault Regiment]]. They also carried out several guerrilla warfare actions on multiple worlds, including [[Kirchbach]].<ref name=4sws1p46f>''The Fourth Succession War Scenarios Volume One'', pp. 46–47: "Best Left to the Experts"</ref> Prior to the Fourth Succession War, Tyr agents met with agents from the [[LCAF]] and [[Lyran Intelligence Corps]], providing crucial details about the [[DCMS]] and geography of various Rasalhague District worlds. During the Fourth Succession War, the Tyr movement engaged the DCMS directly as the [[1st Tyr|First Tyr Assault Regiment]]. They also carried out several guerrilla warfare actions on multiple worlds, including [[Kirchbach]].<ref name=4sws1p46f>''The Fourth Succession War Scenarios Volume One'', pp. 46–47: "Best Left to the Experts"</ref> ==Known Members== ==Known Members== − * unknown ("Nephrite") (apocryphal)<ref name=BT:FP>''BattleTech: Flashpoint Expansion Pack, Kurita Alliance''</ref> + * unknown ("Nephrite") (Apocryphal)<ref name=BT:FP>''BattleTech: Flashpoint Expansion Pack, Kurita Alliance''</ref> * [[Hassid Ricol]] ("Ruby") * [[Hassid Ricol]] ("Ruby") * Thor Bjorlee<ref name=4sws1p46f/> * Thor Bjorlee<ref name=4sws1p46f/> Line 22:
Line 21: ==Notes== ==Notes== − * The Tyr ruling council used code-names that were similar to the [[Black Dragon Society]] [[Council of Gem]] code-names. [[Hassid Ricol]] was part of both movements and also went by the name "Ruby." It may be possible it was his idea to adopt those names for the [[Black Dragons]].<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', ch. ?{{cn}}</ref> + * The Tyr ruling council used code-names that were similar to the [[Black Dragon Society]] [[Council of Gem]] code-names. [[Hassid Ricol]] was part of both movements, and also went by the name "Ruby". It may be possible it was his idea to adopt those names for the [[Black Dragons]].<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', ch. ?{{cn}}</ref> ==References== ==References==
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The '''Tyr Resistance Movement''' was an underground organization attempting to separate the [[Rasalhague]] region from the [[Draconis Combine]]. The movement's dream was finally realized in [[3034]] when the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]] was created as a result of [[ComStar]]'s [[Operation ROSEBUD]]. | The '''Tyr Resistance Movement''' was an underground organization attempting to separate the [[Rasalhague]] region from the [[Draconis Combine]]. The movement's dream was finally realized in [[3034]] when the [[Free Rasalhague Republic]] was created as a result of [[ComStar]]'s [[Operation ROSEBUD]]. | ||
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Prior to the Fourth Succession War, Tyr agents met with agents from the [[LCAF]] and [[Lyran Intelligence Corps]], providing crucial details about the [[DCMS]] and geography of various Rasalhague District worlds. During the Fourth Succession War, the Tyr movement engaged the DCMS directly as the [[1st Tyr|First Tyr Assault Regiment]]. They also carried out several guerrilla warfare actions on multiple worlds, including [[Kirchbach]].<ref name=4sws1p46f>''The Fourth Succession War Scenarios Volume One'', pp. 46–47: "Best Left to the Experts"</ref> | Prior to the Fourth Succession War, Tyr agents met with agents from the [[LCAF]] and [[Lyran Intelligence Corps]], providing crucial details about the [[DCMS]] and geography of various Rasalhague District worlds. During the Fourth Succession War, the Tyr movement engaged the DCMS directly as the [[1st Tyr|First Tyr Assault Regiment]]. They also carried out several guerrilla warfare actions on multiple worlds, including [[Kirchbach]].<ref name=4sws1p46f>''The Fourth Succession War Scenarios Volume One'', pp. 46–47: "Best Left to the Experts"</ref> | ||
==Known Members== | ==Known Members== | ||
| − | * unknown ("Nephrite") ( | + | * unknown ("Nephrite") (Apocryphal)<ref name=BT:FP>''BattleTech: Flashpoint Expansion Pack, Kurita Alliance''</ref> |
* [[Hassid Ricol]] ("Ruby") | * [[Hassid Ricol]] ("Ruby") | ||
* Thor Bjorlee<ref name=4sws1p46f/> | * Thor Bjorlee<ref name=4sws1p46f/> | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
| − | * The Tyr ruling council used code-names that were similar to the [[Black Dragon Society]] [[Council of Gem]] code-names. [[Hassid Ricol]] was part of both movements and also went by the name "Ruby. | + | * The Tyr ruling council used code-names that were similar to the [[Black Dragon Society]] [[Council of Gem]] code-names. [[Hassid Ricol]] was part of both movements, and also went by the name "Ruby". It may be possible it was his idea to adopt those names for the [[Black Dragons]].<ref>''Heir to the Dragon'', ch. ?{{cn}}</ref> |
==References== | ==References== | ||