Grendelsbane Station was a Royal Manticoran Navy duty station and shipyard that was established in the Grendelsbane System some time prior to 1905 PD.

The Station was supported by the second largest Manticoran fleet yard, expanding to over 50,000 Manticoran personnel in 1919 PD. Its shipyards and other orbital facilities were destroyed with nuclear devices in 1919 PD during the Havenite Operation Thunderbolt. The loss of the system was the final blow that led Michael Janvier, Baron High Ridge, to resign from the office of prime minister. (HH3, HH10)

Senior Officers Edit

• Admiral Sonja Hemphill - since 1905 PD (HH3, HH5)
• Vice Admiral Mark Sarnow - before 1911 PD (Companion)
• Admiral Allen Higgins - until 1919 PD (HH10)

Task Force Grendelsbane Edit

1907 PD Edit

• some ships of the wall, including probably 5 small superdreadnoughts^[1]
• a battlecruiser element^[2]

(HH5)

1919 PD Edit

See: Battle of Grendelsbane

Orbital facilities as of 1919 PD Edit

• construction yards
• reclamation yards
• fabrication centers
• orbital smelters
• stores stations
• orbital magazines
• the huge hydrogen farm
• sensor platforms and relays
• System Control's modern command station

Lost ships under construction Edit

Admirall Higgins had to destroy almost 670 million tons of new construction (92 capital ships):

• 46 Invictus-class SD(P)s
• 27 Medusa-class SD(P)s
• 19 CLACs

External link Edit

• The Grendelsbane Yards comment on the infodump

References Edit