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==Historical Events==
==Historical Events==
* '''May 13th''': The [[Fundamental Declarations of the Martian Colonies]] are issued. As the nations of [[Earth]] peacefully accept [[Mars]]' independence, this document will be considered one of the most important and historic documents in the [[Federation]].<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref>
: ''The [[New United Nations]] had not been active at this period of time.''
* The first ''Liberty'' ship attains nominal drive capacity, but the USAF can not afford to perform an immediate test run due to the [[2060]] closing of the surviving White Sands spaceport and loss of heavy spacebus launch capacity.<ref name=Liberty>[[Guide: Liberty]]</ref>
* The first ''Liberty'' ship attains nominal drive capacity, but the USAF can not afford to perform an immediate test run due to the [[2060]] closing of the surviving White Sands spaceport and loss of heavy spacebus launch capacity.<ref name=Liberty>[[Guide: Liberty]]</ref>


* [[Chandley Works]] is founded by Rear Admiral Thomas Chandley on [[Mars]].<ref name=Fed_100>''The Federation'' (FASA), p100</ref>
* [[Chandley Works]] is founded by Rear Admiral [[Thomas Chandley]] on [[Mars]].<ref name=Fed_100>''The Federation'' (FASA), p. 100</ref>


* '''May''' 13: The Fundamental Declarations of the Martian Colonies are issued. As the nations of [[Earth]] peacefully accept [[Mars]]' independence, this document will be considered one of the most important and historic documents in the [[Federation]].<ref name=FSC>''Federation Spaceflight Chronology''</ref>
: ''The [[New United Nations]] had not been active at this period of time.''


==New Technology==
==New Technology==

Latest revision as of 18:10, 17 September 2025

Historical Events

The New United Nations had not been active at this period of time.
  • The first Liberty ship attains nominal drive capacity, but the USAF can not afford to perform an immediate test run due to the 2060 closing of the surviving White Sands spaceport and loss of heavy spacebus launch capacity.[2]


New Technology

References

  1. ↑ Federation Spaceflight Chronology
  2. ↑ Guide: Liberty
  3. ↑ The Federation (FASA), p. 100





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