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Line 27: The twenty-fifth century '''''Dragonfire''''' would push the limits of modern technology to rival heavy fighters like the [[Marik]] ''[[Eagle (Aerospace Fighter class)|Eagle]]'' and the [[Lyran]] ''[[Hurricane]]''. The twenty-fifth century '''''Dragonfire''''' would push the limits of modern technology to rival heavy fighters like the [[Marik]] ''[[Eagle (Aerospace Fighter class)|Eagle]]'' and the [[Lyran]] ''[[Hurricane]]''. − The ''Dragonfire'' would become one of the primary [[aerospace fighter]]s of the [[Capellan Confederation]], with Saroyan forced to expand its factory site fourfold to keep up the demand. In fact, it was so successful that 12 attempts had been made to steal the plans from neighbors by mid [[2420]], though eventually House Marik was able to acquire it. The design's prominence lasted until the first generation of modern aerospace fighters built with advances in fusion and armor technologies spurred by the [[BattleMech]] arms race. Though several attempts were made to keep the fighter up to date with the new innovations, all attempts failed. + The ''Dragonfire'' would become one of the primary [[aerospace fighter]]s of the [[Capellan Confederation]], with Saroyan forced to expand its factory site fourfold to keep up the demand. In fact, it was so successful that 12 attempts had been made to steal the plans from neighbors by mid [[2420]], though eventually House Marik was able to acquire it. The design's prominence lasted until the first generation of modern aerospace fighter built with advances in fusion and armor technologies spurred by the [[BattleMech]] arms race. Though several attempts were made to keep the fighter up to date with the new innovations, all attempts failed. By the early twenty-sixth century, the ''Dragonfire'' had been relegated to backwater militias and by mid-century it had all but disappeared. The ''Dragonfire'' served as the inspiration for the ''[[Transgressor]]'' air-frame, setting up Saroyan's success again. By the early twenty-sixth century, the ''Dragonfire'' had been relegated to backwater militias and by mid-century it had all but disappeared. The ''Dragonfire'' served as the inspiration for the ''[[Transgressor]]'' air-frame, setting up Saroyan's success again.
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The twenty-fifth century '''''Dragonfire''''' would push the limits of modern technology to rival heavy fighters like the [[Marik]] ''[[Eagle (Aerospace Fighter class)|Eagle]]'' and the [[Lyran]] ''[[Hurricane]]''. | The twenty-fifth century '''''Dragonfire''''' would push the limits of modern technology to rival heavy fighters like the [[Marik]] ''[[Eagle (Aerospace Fighter class)|Eagle]]'' and the [[Lyran]] ''[[Hurricane]]''. | ||
| − | The ''Dragonfire'' would become one of the primary [[aerospace fighter]]s of the [[Capellan Confederation]], with Saroyan forced to expand its factory site fourfold to keep up the demand. In fact, it was so successful that 12 attempts had been made to steal the plans from neighbors by mid [[2420]], though eventually House Marik was able to acquire it. The design's prominence lasted until the first generation of modern aerospace | + | The ''Dragonfire'' would become one of the primary [[aerospace fighter]]s of the [[Capellan Confederation]], with Saroyan forced to expand its factory site fourfold to keep up the demand. In fact, it was so successful that 12 attempts had been made to steal the plans from neighbors by mid [[2420]], though eventually House Marik was able to acquire it. The design's prominence lasted until the first generation of modern aerospace fighter built with advances in fusion and armor technologies spurred by the [[BattleMech]] arms race. Though several attempts were made to keep the fighter up to date with the new innovations, all attempts failed. |
By the early twenty-sixth century, the ''Dragonfire'' had been relegated to backwater militias and by mid-century it had all but disappeared. The ''Dragonfire'' served as the inspiration for the ''[[Transgressor]]'' air-frame, setting up Saroyan's success again. | By the early twenty-sixth century, the ''Dragonfire'' had been relegated to backwater militias and by mid-century it had all but disappeared. The ''Dragonfire'' served as the inspiration for the ''[[Transgressor]]'' air-frame, setting up Saroyan's success again. | ||