Navarro Arms

"For all their might, they were destined to lose. They were driven solely by an unquenchable desire for more, always more, and lacked the discipline to properly control and wield the power they possessed." -Dahak I on Navarro Arms
Navarro Arms was one of the mega-corporations that came to power during Earth's Age of Avarice. At its height, it held vast amounts of influence over Central America and conducted business worldwide. Navarro Arms primarily focused on weapons research and manufacturing and managed to grow so massive because they operated both legally and on the black market.
== History ==
Navarro Arms emerged from the illegal weapons manufacturers that supplied the People's Reform Faction. During the PRF's brief reign following the collapse of America, Navarro Arms became a legitimate corporation. With the massive profits they had secured from the war and its post-apocalyptic aftermath, Navarro Arms grew as the PRF faded.
Like many of the other mega-corporations of its time, Navarro Arms continued to brand itself a corporation but actually held immense power, being able to dictate what they wanted from the remaining world governments, and at times directly manipulating politics through puppet states and warlords. Navarro Arms controlled much of Central America even into the formation of the Free American States, with many of the 'independent' states in the region answering the company's every demand. Navarro Arms also kept a sizable and extremely well-equipped mercenary force that would keep their puppets in line should they think of attempting autonomy.
In the opening stages of Dahak's conquest, he acquired many weapons from Navarro Arms. However, when he reached the corporation's territory, he treated them like any other old world power that stood in his way. Dahak crushed their mercenary army, who possessed high quality armaments but were no match for the skill and tactical prowess of the Dead Men. Navarro Arms was utterly destroyed and their leadership were all killed when Dahak burned down the city of Las Vegas where their executives had transformed the resorts into their own private palaces.
Category:Corporations