NoHead military

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The **NoHead military** was the military branch of the NoHeads, it was comprised of the Army and the Navy as well as Special Forces. Although its military acted as the face of the NoHeads, proxy elements such as double agents, hired thugs, and spies helped to spread its influence to an even greater extent.

## History

### Early history

After his creation, RC-1 became a high-ranking General of the NoHead Army under the NoHeads. He possessed a pair of cutting-edge tech electric binoculars.

Eventually, RC-1 was either destroyed or deactivated by unknown means, for unknown reasons, at some point before 2000, and replaced by RC-2, who was personally constructed by Mr. Execrable NoHead at some point prior to 2000 but certainly no earlier than 1991, replacing RC-1.

### First NoHead War

Following the initial failure to retrieve the Ebony Windows and the initiation of the Mercurian Catastrophe, the NoHeads received word that the Mystic was in Max Cultarena's inn located in Edgewater, New Jersey. Nero Richardson led an attack that, although failed to capture the prophet, led to the capture of the cadet Bladepoint, who knew where to find the hologram pit. This led to four members of the Police Grand Army infiltrating the base to rescue Bladepoint and make a Grand Army attack on the NoHeads' headquarters possible.

While RC-2 discreetly patrolled the areas of Centerpoint Headquarters, Joseph Abernathy tackled the war robot, who was confronted by Jean Richardson and Sheriff Missile himself.

When ordered to lead the group to the shield control room, RC-2 refused, forcing Abernathy and Richardson to carry his struggling metal form to the control room. Once at the shield console, RC-2 realized that Centerpoint's architects had never considered being infiltrated and had little security. He attempted to thwart Richardson’s efforts by stating he needed a second officer to bring down the shield, a bluff which Richardson and Abernathy initially believed, causing them to throw the robot to the ground in anger. Sheriff Missile, however, called his bluff, but Richardson impatiently shot him and singlehandedly blasted the consoles in the room beyond repair.

Ultimately, bringing down the mechanized shields allowed the Grand Army forces to infiltrate Centerpoint Headquarters and destroy its thermal oscillator, crippling the superweapon and causing the building to collapse upon itself. When this happened, RC-2's remains were obliterated.

RC-3 was created by NoHead Combat Extermina for the NoHeads to serve in their Robot Army under the Dark Lord Mr. Stupid NoHead. Since the F7 robots did not have a standard alphanumeric series designation, the name "RC-3" was selected for the unit from a shortened version of the unique identification code assigned to the war robot because he succeeded RC-2 as commander, who had supplanted RC-1.

### International Police Hunt

After being interrogated and imprisoned by Sarah Hill, Mae summoned RC-3 and asked the robot to free her. Because he was an artificial being, RC-3 was unaffected by the neutralization of powers. Making his way to Mae's holding cell, he simply shot open the door. RC-3 asked if he would be needed, and Mae told him to wait outside. RC-3 complied, and Mae began hunting down Sarah in the prison. The latter was discovered by L'smae, but the following confrontation ended of its own accord when Sarah blew up the prison.

It is unknown how RC-3 survived, but he followed Mae and L'smae to Newark, a city in Delaware.

Within moments Mae's apprentice appeared, and disembarked from her shuttle with suspicion at the sight of RC-3 and Mordo, whose abstinence from the forthcoming battle Mae guaranteed. Battle quickly ensued as RC-3 watched, the weapons of the opponents moving faster than his eyes were able to follow. The battle ended, and RC-3 saw Mae was gone and L'smae, disoriented though she was, remained alive. As the woman recovered, RC-3 waited as Mordo and called Mae's name; he was instead answered by L'smae, who told the man that Mae was no more, and that she was now Master. RC-3 willfully submitted to L'smae, and left for Golgolod with his new comrades.

Subsequently, RC-3 commanded several sub-units, including the Builders under AD-31.

### Lily Elazar's war

Years later, RC-3 fought in the NoHead Cataclysm, where he was targeted by the leader of the Council of Outcasts, Lady Valora. Lord Ressammes covered her by scouting the area for hiding NoHeads. However, RC-3 was rescued by Mr. Stupid NoHead, who killed Valora with assistance from Mr. Formidable NoHead.

### Encounter with a wizard

In 2029, RC-3 realized that the second apprentice of Merlin was intruding inside Tsala and attacked him from behind. The wizard retaliated and blasted off a piece of RC-3 before retreating into a corridor where Mr. Stupid NoHead awaited him. He would eventually show the piece of RC-3's hull to S.M.S.B. Grandmaster Baby Intelligence to prove the command unit had encountered him.

### Second NoHead War

Baby Intelligence united the scattered S.M.S.B. forces with the Police Grand Army. The Grand Army started recapturing city after city and were gathering in preparation for the Battle of the Golden Gates.

RC-3 led the NoHead forces that finally engaged the Police Grand Army at the Golden Gates, where he had been leading millions of war robots intending to use the complex as a base. The battle began when RC-3 was shot in the arm by S.M.S.B. member Force Baby and disabled. As the robot forces opened fire, RC-3, who was immobilized but still functional, was carted off by several angry robots. He was thus absent for the rest of the battle, which was won by the Grand Army.

With their victory, the Grand Army prepared to assault the Yellowstone Base. In response to the new threat, the war robot commander increased security at the camps before preparing to meet the approaching Grand Army. However, the terrain thwarted his initial attempts to locate the Grand Army forces, with long range war robot patrols becoming mired in soft ground.

RC-3 led the NoHead forces that finally engaged the Grand Army outside Yellowstone. As RC-3 looked on, his forces proceeded to demolish the outgunned officers, sending them into a retreat after their shield finally fell to the onslaught. The commander reported the Grand Army retreat to his command station and received orders to send his tanks in pursuit. Before long, the surviving officers were considering a surrender to the advancing war robots, but it never came to be. Only the actions of Telekinibabe cost RC-3 this final victory. Telekinibabe unintentionally managed to destroy the control station, deactivating RC-3's army as well as the commander himself and leading to the RC-series war robot RC-4 supplanting him and ending the line of RC command war robots.

## Organization

### Naval forces

The NoHead Navy was mainly based on battle cruisers, with the Navy at its height constructing capital ships numbering well into the hundreds. The NoHead fleet proved to be paramount during the regime's conquest. The navy was composed of an array of transports and shuttles. The NoHead Navy utilized various types of skyfighters and bombers in their fleets, yet it favored the use of the easily recognizable NoHead-54 Versatile Self-Propelled War Robot, or N-54 fighter. In addition to their fleets, the NoHead navy also made use of skyfighter squadrons. Although the ships were often commanded by robotic officers, whom were capable of commanding their sky fleets, many fleets and blockades were placed under the command of organic Captains and Admirals. The navy depended on large shipyards utilizing slave labor to build the massive warships quickly. They made use of organic workers rather than robots so that the government could not bomb their shipyards without immense civilian casualties.

As a result of the predominant use of robot crews for the NoHead fleet, the sky typically required foodstuffs, water, breathable air, and quarters for an organic crew, but was made largely unnecessary and freed up design options. Such robot crews were capable of being quickly assembled and assigned to a designated aircraft. Consisting of various ranks including lieutenants and captains, officers who held the rank of general or colonel could also command naval assets. At its height, the NoHead Navy had constructed hundreds of capital ships.

## References

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