Word of Blake WarShip Fleet

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Word of Blake WarShip Fleet
Formed 3057
Affiliation Word of Blake
Parent Command Word of Blake Militia

Largely built in secret from salvaged Star League WarShips, the Word of Blake WarShip Fleet would be largely revealed during the conflicts of the Jihad, where most of its ships would be destroyed.

History

Word of Blake's WarShip Fleet would see its official beginning in 3057, when the Free Worlds League presented the order with two salvaged ships: a Vincent-class corvette and an Essex II-class destroyer. These would be commissioned as the WoBS Blake's Redemption and WoBS Deliverance, respectively. These gifts came about as a result of WoB assisting the Free Worlds League since 3052 with the secret locations of mothballed SLDF WarShips, and the technological assistance necessary to restore them.[1]

Officers

Rank Name Command
Commanding Officers of the Word of Blake WarShip Fleet
Precentor Naval Gregory Zwick 3062[2]

Tactics

Unknown.

Composition History

3062

In 3062 the Word of Blake WarShip Fleet officially consisted of two WarShips, although four ships were known to be undergoing refits.[2]

3067

In 3067 the Fleet had ostensibly grown to six WarShips. [3]

  • Blake's Sword, McKenna-class Battleship
  • Immortal Spirit, Aegis-class Heavy Cruiser (missing and presumed lost by Second Star League Intelligence Command)
  • Deliverance, Essex II-class Destroyer
  • Hidden Meaning, Essex II-class Destroyer
  • Guarded Knowledge, Lola III-class Destroyer
  • Blake's Redemption, Vincent-class Corvette

3068 to 3081

The dawn of the Jihad would reveal Word of Blake to have substantial numbers of hidden WarShips of salvaged SLDF origin, as well as subverted WarShips of other nations. [4]

Salvaged Ships

WoB-constructed Ships

Subverted or Captured Ships

References

  1. Field Manual: Free Worlds League, p.116: "Aid from the Word of Blake"
  2. 2.0 2.1 Field Manual: ComStar, pg.47
  3. Field Manual: Updates, pg.90
  4. Jihad:Final Reckoning, Legacies of the Word, Word of Blake Navel Assets
  5. Jihad Hot Spots: 3076, p. 13

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