Difference between revisions of "Andrei Shostokovitch"
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+ | | profession = [[MechWarrior (pilot)|MechWarrior]] | ||
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− | Colonel Andrei Shostokovitch was [[Beta Regiment (Wolf's Dragoons)|Beta Regiment]]'s second commander. He was an extremely popular leader, having | + | Colonel '''Andrei "Shos" Shostokovitch''' was an officer in the [[Wolf's Dragoons]] during the early 31st century and [[Beta Regiment (Wolf's Dragoons)|Beta Regiment]]'s second commander.<ref name=WDsp59>''Wolf's Dragoons (sourcebook)'', Pages 55 and 59</ref> |
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+ | ==History== | ||
+ | ===Early Career=== | ||
+ | Shostokovitch was reputed to be a large man with a hearty laugh, and a quick if not always appreciated sense of humor, paired with intense loyalty to those near to him. He was highly intelligent and intuitive officer, whose tactical sense allowed him to locate the weak spots of his enemies. | ||
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+ | He was also an extremely popular leader, having rose through the ranks of Beta Regiment's MechWarriors, taking over from its initial commander [[Jeremy Ellman]] on his retirement in [[3016]]. Shostokovitch sometimes posed as [[Jaime Wolf]] for visitors, delighting in embarrassing those caught unaware by his gruff, authoritarian affectations.<ref name=WDsp59></ref> | ||
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+ | ===Misery=== | ||
+ | Shostokovitch participated in the [[Battle of Misery (3028)|Battle of Misery]], where his assault 'Mech was badly damaged. After this battle, his injured Lancemate [[Captain]] [[Noah Grimm]] convinced him to take over his smaller 'Mech, so that he could continue fighting even as Grimm retired from service.<ref name=WDSB></ref> | ||
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+ | ===Crossing=== | ||
+ | During the [[Battle of Crossing (3029)|Battle of Crossing]], Shostokovitch was killed, his new smaller 'Mech falling when other Dragoons nearby where still fighting.<ref name=WDSB></ref> Captain [[John Umaio]] attempted to save Shostokovitch's life, but despite a valiant attempt, Shostokovitch had little hope and Umaio was lucky to escape with his own life.<ref name=WDSB>''Wolf's Dragoons'', Page 61</ref> | ||
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+ | ==BattleMech== | ||
+ | Shostokovitch was known to initially pilot a ''[[BattleMaster]]'' [[BattleMech]]. After this was damaged on [[Misery]], Shostokovitch switched to a smaller ''[[Dervish]]'', until his death on [[Crossing]].<ref name=WDsp59></ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 04:23, 15 December 2021
Andrei Shostokovitch | |
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Also known as | "Shos" |
Died | 3029 |
Affiliation | Wolf's Dragoons |
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Rank | Colonel |
Profession | MechWarrior |
Colonel Andrei "Shos" Shostokovitch was an officer in the Wolf's Dragoons during the early 31st century and Beta Regiment's second commander.[1]
Contents
History
Early Career
Shostokovitch was reputed to be a large man with a hearty laugh, and a quick if not always appreciated sense of humor, paired with intense loyalty to those near to him. He was highly intelligent and intuitive officer, whose tactical sense allowed him to locate the weak spots of his enemies.
He was also an extremely popular leader, having rose through the ranks of Beta Regiment's MechWarriors, taking over from its initial commander Jeremy Ellman on his retirement in 3016. Shostokovitch sometimes posed as Jaime Wolf for visitors, delighting in embarrassing those caught unaware by his gruff, authoritarian affectations.[1]
Misery
Shostokovitch participated in the Battle of Misery, where his assault 'Mech was badly damaged. After this battle, his injured Lancemate Captain Noah Grimm convinced him to take over his smaller 'Mech, so that he could continue fighting even as Grimm retired from service.[2]
Crossing
During the Battle of Crossing, Shostokovitch was killed, his new smaller 'Mech falling when other Dragoons nearby where still fighting.[2] Captain John Umaio attempted to save Shostokovitch's life, but despite a valiant attempt, Shostokovitch had little hope and Umaio was lucky to escape with his own life.[2]
BattleMech
Shostokovitch was known to initially pilot a BattleMaster BattleMech. After this was damaged on Misery, Shostokovitch switched to a smaller Dervish, until his death on Crossing.[1]