AEGIS Armaments - Revision history

Hatemails: Retconned VAIPO, added Operations Department to Aegis Armaments with their respecting units

2026-04-13T19:29:56Z

Retconned VAIPO, added Operations Department to Aegis Armaments with their respecting units

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	AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors.		AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors.

	In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.		In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. To secure their proprietary hardware and offset this shifting market, AEGIS has heavily expanded its own private military contracting divisions. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, the formidable presence of their in-house PMCs, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.

			== Departments ==

			=== '''Operations Department''' ===

			=== <span style="color:blue">Primary Operations</span> ===

			PO is the <span style="color:blue">primary private infantry wing</span> of AEGIS Armaments, under the Ops Department. Established to provide a standardized, reliable alternative to both the bureaucratic UNMC and the often-unpredictable independent mercenary market, PO serves as the defensive and offensive backbone for AEGIS’s corporate interests.

			Unlike the high-specialization units of other megacorporations, PO is designed around the concept of "Enhanced General Infantry." They are professional soldiers who operate with the same tactical doctrine as the UNMC, often utilizing the same squad structures and chain of command. They are the "boots on the ground" for the company.

			PO draws its strength from seasoned veterans. The vast majority of PO personnel are former UNMC marines who have completed their initial tours and sought higher compensation in the private sector. This creates a cultural and tactical bridge between the Marines and the PO; they share the same slang, the same training, and the same fundamental combat philosophy. While they lack the massive numbers of the UNMC, they compensate with a higher average level of experience and superior logistical support.

			They use the most stable and reliable versions of AEGIS hardware, equipment that is often one iteration ahead of the standard-issue UNMC gear but without the volatility of experimental prototypes.

			While their official mandate is to assist UNMC deployments and ensure mission success, Primary Operations carries a more covert objective, secure any and all [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]] assets or technology on-site, ensuring such intel never makes it back to WeYa HQ.

			=== <span style="color:crimson">Specialist Operations</span> ===

			While PO provides the overt muscle for AEGIS Armaments, SO serves as the company's covert operations unit. Functioning as a Tier-2 <span style="color:crimson">special operations unit</span>, comparable in operational capability to the UNMC’s MARSOC, SO operatives are highly trained contractors utilized for missions where brute force is a liability.

			Drawn from the top of former UNMC [[Force Reconnaissance\|Recon]] and independent mercenary groups, SO teams are deployed to handle problems that AEGIS cannot officially acknowledge.

			SO teams are sometimes contracted to support UNMC forces in hostile theaters where MARSOC would be unavailable or unnecessary. They operate ahead of the main Marine deployment, tasked with high-risk reconnaissance, sabotaging enemy infrastructure, painting targets for orbital bombardment, and securing critical landing zones.

			Just like their brothers in Primary Operations'','' their primary objective is to assist [[Marines\|UNMC]] forces, but a secondary, more discreet mission always remains, acquire any Weston Yamada technology or intelligence without getting caught.

Whisper at 21:31, 12 April 2026

2026-04-12T21:31:55Z

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	AEGIS Armaments (or Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.) is the primary weapons contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]]. AEGIS Armaments is responsible not only for the manufacture of small arms (Such as the M54C Line of rifles) but also support systems such as mortars, anti-air measures, and equipment such as body armor.		AEGIS Armaments (or Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.) is the primary weapons contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]]. AEGIS Armaments is responsible not only for the manufacture of small arms (Such as the M54C Line of rifles) but also support systems such as mortars, anti-air measures, and equipment such as body armor.

	AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors ~~with the silent approval of their UN benefactors~~.		AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors.

	In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.		In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.

Hatemails: fixed a very teeny tiny capitalization error

2026-04-10T18:12:29Z

fixed a very teeny tiny capitalization error

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	AEGIS Armaments (or Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.) is the primary weapons contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine ~~corps~~]]. AEGIS Armaments is responsible not only for the manufacture of small arms (Such as the M54C Line of rifles) but also support systems such as mortars, anti-air measures, and equipment such as body armor.		AEGIS Armaments (or Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.) is the primary weapons contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]]. AEGIS Armaments is responsible not only for the manufacture of small arms (Such as the M54C Line of rifles) but also support systems such as mortars, anti-air measures, and equipment such as body armor.

	AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors with the silent approval of their UN benefactors.		AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors with the silent approval of their UN benefactors.

	In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.		In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.

Loups: Pushed the lore proposal I made in the #Wiki channel after a green light from Whisper. Intends on adding more meat to AEGIS lorewise, when previously the page was a single sentence. This also dovetails AEGIS into the new Orthis lore.

2026-01-29T21:26:33Z

Pushed the lore proposal I made in the #Wiki channel after a green light from Whisper. Intends on adding more meat to AEGIS lorewise, when previously the page was a single sentence. This also dovetails AEGIS into the new Orthis lore.

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	Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.		AEGIS Armaments (or Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.) is the primary weapons contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine corps]]. AEGIS Armaments is responsible not only for the manufacture of small arms (Such as the M54C Line of rifles) but also support systems such as mortars, anti-air measures, and equipment such as body armor.

	~~The original~~ and ~~current defense contractor~~ for the [[~~Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps~~]] ~~that used~~ to be the ~~sole supplier of~~ most ~~if not all~~ of the ~~weapons and armor used before~~ [[Weston-Yamada]] ~~started supplying some of~~ their ~~own~~ weapons.		AEGIS Armaments was initially incorporated in the United Nations, and would manufacture small arms such as pistols for the civilian market. Their first breakthrough would be obtaining a UNMC contract for production of the M1984 Pistol. which AEGIS still manufactures to this day. From this jumping off point, AEGIS progressively grew more entrenched within the UNMC procurement establishment. By the time of [[The Orthis War]], AEGIS had become the largest contractor for the UN, with AEGIS engaging in aggressive boardroom takeovers of various competitors with the silent approval of their UN benefactors.

			In recent years, AEGIS and its near monopoly on the UNMC’s procurement has started to crack, with the most recent sign being the UNMC’s adoption of the M77 pistol as standard issue in their modern sidearm competition. AEGIS has also been placed in a fierce competition with [[Weston-Yamada\|Weston Yamada]], as the latter angles to capture the UNMC’s shipbuilding, and ship weapons contracts. Despite the waning influence, AEGIS continues to hold immense clout with the UNMC through their existing contracts, ongoing research cooperation, and a deep respect held from the many marines who use its weapons.

Whisper at 05:34, 3 January 2026

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	Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.		Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.

	The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that ~~supplies~~ most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]] started supplying some of their own weapons.		The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that used to be the sole supplier of most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]] started supplying some of their own weapons.

Whisper at 21:31, 10 October 2025

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			Adaptive Engagement & Guidance Integrated Systems.

	The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that supplies most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]] started supplying some of their own weapons.		The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that supplies most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]] started supplying some of their own weapons.

Whisper: Whisper moved page Aegis Armaments to AEGIS Armaments: Misspelled title

2025-10-10T21:29:47Z

Whisper moved page Aegis Armaments to AEGIS Armaments: Misspelled title

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Whisper at 00:48, 11 May 2025

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	The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that supplies most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]].		The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that supplies most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]] started supplying some of their own weapons.

Whisper at 21:39, 25 September 2024

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	The original defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that ~~has supplied~~ most if not all of the weapons used before [[Weston-Yamada]].		The original and current defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that supplies most if not all of the weapons and armor used before [[Weston-Yamada]].

Whowhatwhenwherewhy: Updated text to contain the full names of linked pages.

2024-09-25T18:38:18Z

Updated text to contain the full names of linked pages.

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	The original defense contractor for the [[Marines\|~~UNMC~~]] that has supplied most if not all of the weapons used before [[Weston-Yamada~~\|We-Ya~~]].		The original defense contractor for the [[Marines\|United Nations Marine Corps]] that has supplied most if not all of the weapons used before [[Weston-Yamada]].