Atlantic Revolution

The Atlantic Revolution was a radical resistance group working in opposition to Felwinter’s Brotherhood of Steel. The group, led by Cassidy Taggart, numbered only 4,000 at its’ lowest and 20,000 at its’ highest before Operation: Giddy Trigger. It eventually gained members en masse after the raid on Warmind Scipio, including most of the Brotherhood’s air and ground forces. The Resistance forces were mostly based on a small naval fleet, primarily the aircraft carrier Razgriz and the dreadnought frigate Eminent Domain.They also possessed a small air fleet of V-22 Ospreys and Vertibirds, a naval force of 3 nuclear submarines and 20 PT boats, and a land force of Abrams tanks.

## History

the earliest origins of the Revolution can be traced back to immediately after the jailbreak of Cassidy Taggart and her allies by the Locusts. With no way to reach the larger Brotherhood, she linked up with the defectors of the four man flight Ghostlight Squadron and the personnel on their aircraft carrier the Razgriz, going off the radar temporarily. She began recruiting stray members of the Brotherhood army and national guard, as well as aligning herself with the recently formed 300-man Auras Royal Guard. They later stole a smaller submarine, the Firstborn, and used board and seize the prototype dreadnought-frigate the Eminent Domain alongside 2 platoons of defecting Brotherhood Marines. The Firstborn was lost during the attack, but the acquisition of the vessel struck a sizable blow to Brotherhood naval operations. The resistance later founded themselves as the nation of Atlantica, establishing the Minutemen as a rapid-strike group to steal Brotherhood assets. They went about stealing smaller PT boats and even 3 nuclear submarines from Brotherhood naval outposts over the course of the 40 Day Stalemate. At the end of the Stalemate they participated in the Battle of Chesapeake Bay, where they gained significant numbers through defectors and acquired both a brand-new Littoria-class airship and 4 destroyers. They went on to build Fort Taggart at Chesapeake Bay, and struck back at regions in Virginia and Maryland over the course of the war. Afterwards the resistance participated in 3 separate operations over 2 weeks: the Siege of D.C, the bombing of the Vernon Jamming Array, and the destruction of a major Cordium Refinery in West Virginia. They later assisted Magnolia in defending Louisiana and provided aid to citizens effected by the Bitter Home bombing campaign.

The war turned to Atlantica’s favor for good during Operation: Giddy Trigger, when Magnolian paratroopers and Atlantica Minutemen raided the Warmind Scipio in the ruins of New York. There they learned of Felwinter’s plans for a Cordium salvo to destroy the Singularity in Australia. After destroying the Vernon Jamming Array and discovering this information, Cassidy personally hijacked Brotherhood radio en masse and detailed Felwinter’s lies. This brought most of the Brotherhood into uncertainty and even internal conflict, and Felwinter quickly mobilized the Brotherhood’s navy to fight a decisive strike at Atlanta. Atlantica rallied at Chesapeake Bay, and intercepted the Brotherhood fleet in order to give Magnolia time to prepare. Though they managed to convince some to join their side, many believed they were lying and engaged them. The battle was disastrous for Atlantica’s small navy, resulting in the destruction of all but 9 PT boats, a destroyer, and the Eminent Domain and the Razgriz, both of which were heavily damaged. The Brotherhood moved past them, leaving those who survived the onslaught to rally at Chesapeake Bay.

After a long-winded battle at the Georgian coast, the Brotherhood managed to get troops onto land, and marched towards Atlanta where Magnolia had rallied. The Brotherhood’s now-unmanned fleet largely defected over to Atlantica’s side after the Felwinter-loyal troops had departed, since they would’ve been killed for treason beforehand. Both the Brotherhood and Magnolian fleets declared a ceasefire a ways off the coast, and what remained of Atlantica’s fleet rallied with them, spearheaded by the Eminent Domain.

During the subsequent Atlanta Cordium Disaster, 3 volleys of 7 Cordium-tipped ICBMs were launched by Felwinter, 2 at Atlanta and the coordinates of the rallied fleets Atlantica forces in the city were evacuated alongside Magnolian troops, and both sides’ leaders survived. With most of the Brotherhood now allied to Cassidy, the combined surviving fleets of the now-Atlantican and Magnolian forces hunted down what remained of Felwinter’s forces, who had rallied at Auras and New Boston. After a long fight during the Battle of Boston Harbor, Felwinter’s private battlegroup and even a fully-operational Venator-class Star Destroyer were taken down, and the soldiers marched on to Auras. Though most Minutemen were killed during the Atlanta Disaster, most of the Brotherhood had aligned themselves with Atlantica already. The Cordium launch array was remotely shut down by Aegis, and Auras was taken after Catherine Durnell’s death. Felwinter escaped, however, and was not seen again for some time. After the taking of the capitol, Cassidy would go on to declare the dissolution of the old Brotherhood of Steel, and the Atlantic Revolution was dissolved with it as the Kingdom of Atlantica was founded.

Key personnel of the Revolution
 Aegis
 Keeper
 Ghostlight-1, “Burgundy”
 Ghostlight-2, “Skyshock”
 Ghostlight-3, “Tzar”
 Ghostlight-4, “Kaleidoscope”
 Captain David O’Flynn
 Professor Garry Mann

List of bases/critical positions used throughout the war
 Aircraft carrier Razgriz
 Fort Taggart, Chesapeake Bay
 Deal Island Air Force Base
 Fort Meade
 Annapolis, Maryland

## Personnel types of the Revolution

The Revolution mainly housed 5 types of soldiers: Marines, Navy personnel, the Auras Royal Guard, and members of the Commonwealth National Guard defected by the Brotherhood, and the Minutemen were a group of civilian and defecting military personnel designed for guerrilla warfare.

Trooper types

## Weapons and vehicles used by the Revolution

the Revolution’s weapons were all weapons formerly used by the Brotherhood; the same goes for vehicles of all types. The amount of vehicles the Revolution possessed was generally small, but more were either given over by Brotherhood defectors or stolen, like the Eminent Domain or PW Mk. 1.

handheld weaponry

Ground, Air, and Naval vehicles