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With the dark matter storm drawing ever closer on Planet Nuremberg, it is not only the population of the planet that is scrambling to retrieve their meager belongings to flee the forces of nature. Corporations such as Republican Shipping invested large sums in operations in the Munich system, as with impending disaster looming on the horizon, the company is trying to save what they can dismantling Ingolstadt Station before it, too, is devoured by the storm front. | With the dark matter storm drawing ever closer on Planet Nuremberg, it is not only the population of the planet that is scrambling to retrieve their meager belongings to flee the forces of nature. Corporations such as Republican Shipping invested large sums in operations in the Munich system, as with impending disaster looming on the horizon, the company is trying to save what they can dismantling Ingolstadt Station before it, too, is devoured by the storm front. | ||
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| + | The fall of the Rheinland goverment in 827 AS and the rebranding of Republican into Imperial shipping, halted dismantling the remains of Ingolstadt. The Imperial Military, distracted by events in [[Frankfurt]] was forced to leave Ingolstadt to its fate, leaving the dismantling work incomplete. The system's local [[Junkers]], sensing an opportunity for a station hardier than the hulk of the Augsburg colony, boarded Ingolstadt, sealing up the loading bays and shoring up the outpost for the coming storm. | ||
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| + | Former intelligence personel amongst the Republic view Ingolstadt as a needed gateway to black market goods and weapons, and have left the station to the Junkers. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:56, 28 May 2020
| Ingolstadt Station | |
| Abbey class Station | |
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 Junkers
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| 2G, Munich | |
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| Gravity | Complete |
| Docking bays | Yes |
| Amenities | Yes |
| Crew | 540 |
Ingolstadt Station was constructed in 730 A.S., a considerable amount of time after the initial colonisation of the Planet Nuremberg, in order to handle the ever increasing raw material imports and finished product exports from the many facturies on the planets surface. Most of the space onboard the station is made up of enormous storage bays, and automated loaders.
After the Nomad War ended in 801 A.S., Republican Shipping decided to move its center of operations to the Munich system, and although there were large corporate offices planetside, Ingolstadt Station was expanded considerably to serve as the corporate headquarters for Republican Shipping. In 815 A.S. the station was the target of a Unioner attack, which left over seventy people aboard the station dead.
With the dark matter storm drawing ever closer on Planet Nuremberg, it is not only the population of the planet that is scrambling to retrieve their meager belongings to flee the forces of nature. Corporations such as Republican Shipping invested large sums in operations in the Munich system, as with impending disaster looming on the horizon, the company is trying to save what they can dismantling Ingolstadt Station before it, too, is devoured by the storm front.
The fall of the Rheinland goverment in 827 AS and the rebranding of Republican into Imperial shipping, halted dismantling the remains of Ingolstadt. The Imperial Military, distracted by events in Frankfurt was forced to leave Ingolstadt to its fate, leaving the dismantling work incomplete. The system's local Junkers, sensing an opportunity for a station hardier than the hulk of the Augsburg colony, boarded Ingolstadt, sealing up the loading bays and shoring up the outpost for the coming storm.
Former intelligence personel amongst the Republic view Ingolstadt as a needed gateway to black market goods and weapons, and have left the station to the Junkers.
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