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| − | [[Kruger]]'s experiences in [[Munich]] showed that dispersed automated platforms are vulnerable, so [[Daumann]] chose a different strategy when they initiated a mining operation there. Daumann constructed a small station in orbit of [[Planet Rosenheim|Rosenheim]], near a field rich in [[Aluminium]], one of the most widely used metals in spaceship construction. While a fairly common metal, Daumann gambled that the ease of access to the deposits in the Chiemsee would help them in dominating the Aluminium market. | + | [[Kruger]]'s experiences in [[Munich]] showed that dispersed automated platforms are vulnerable, so [[Daumann]] chose a different strategy when they initiated a mining operation there. [[Daumann ]]constructed a small station in orbit of [[Planet Rosenheim|Rosenheim]], near a field rich in [[Aluminium]], one of the most widely used metals in spaceship construction. While a fairly common metal, Daumann gambled that the ease of access to the deposits in the Chiemsee would help them in dominating the Aluminium market. |
| − | Raubling | + | Raubling had been in continuous operation since its construction, despite the disaster that struck Munich. That finally changed early in the [[Rheinland Civil War]], when a Federalist task force seized the station as part of efforts to secure the Munich system. With no mining expertise among Federalist forces, Raubling's refineries sit silent for the first time since their construction. [[Federalists]] are assessing possible uses of Raubling's equipment moving forward. |
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Latest revision as of 21:54, 28 May 2020
| Raubling Station | |
| Tutzing class Station | |
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 Federalists
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| 5G, Munich | |
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| Gravity | Complete |
| Docking bays | Yes |
| Amenities | Yes |
| Crew | 1,500 |
Kruger's experiences in Munich showed that dispersed automated platforms are vulnerable, so Daumann chose a different strategy when they initiated a mining operation there. Daumann constructed a small station in orbit of Rosenheim, near a field rich in Aluminium, one of the most widely used metals in spaceship construction. While a fairly common metal, Daumann gambled that the ease of access to the deposits in the Chiemsee would help them in dominating the Aluminium market.
Raubling had been in continuous operation since its construction, despite the disaster that struck Munich. That finally changed early in the Rheinland Civil War, when a Federalist task force seized the station as part of efforts to secure the Munich system. With no mining expertise among Federalist forces, Raubling's refineries sit silent for the first time since their construction. Federalists are assessing possible uses of Raubling's equipment moving forward.
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