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Due to the sensitive nature of the task at hand, Jorta Station also served as the command center for Liang-Dortmund's private security forces, housing a fleet of [[M12 Warthog|Warthog]] utility vehicles, [[D79-TC Pelican|Pelican]] dropships, [[M820 Scorpion|Scorpion]] tanks, and [[HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark IX Mantis|Mantis]] walkers in case of intrusion by [[Kig-Yar]] raiders or rival corporations seeking to conduct kinetic espionage.<ref name="CF"/>
Due to the sensitive nature of the task at hand, Jorta Station also served as the command center for Liang-Dortmund's private security forces, housing a fleet of [[M12 Warthog|Warthog]] utility vehicles, [[D79-TC Pelican|Pelican]] dropships, [[M820 Scorpion|Scorpion]] tanks, and [[HRUNTING/YGGDRASIL Mark IX Mantis|Mantis]] walkers in case of intrusion by [[Kig-Yar]] raiders or rival corporations seeking to conduct kinetic espionage.<ref name="CF"/>
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File:H5 Sick or injured sign.png|A sign that features Jorta Station in it.
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==List of appearances==
==List of appearances==

Revision as of 16:37, June 11, 2018

Jorta Station.

Jorta Station was a settlement on the human Outer Colony of Meridian, established by the Liang-Dortmund Corporation. Jorta Station played an important role in Liang-Dortmund's operations on Meridian, as the site was a central hub for the megacorporation's seismographic network and labs devoted to solving the hard problems of "deglassing" the planet.[1]

Due to the sensitive nature of the task at hand, Jorta Station also served as the command center for Liang-Dortmund's private security forces, housing a fleet of Warthog utility vehicles, Pelican dropships, Scorpion tanks, and Mantis walkers in case of intrusion by Kig-Yar raiders or rival corporations seeking to conduct kinetic espionage.[1]

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