| Earth Resistance | ||
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 Earth Resistance | ||
| Overview | ||
| Affiliation | Homeworlds | |
| Jurisdiction | Earth | |
| Type | Infantry | |
| Flagship | None | |
| Commanders | ||
Earth: Sean Napier
Chicago: Eve Hanley
Australia: Nick Tyree
Amazon: Dr. Albrecht Ketzer
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| Complement | ||
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Jet Packs
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| Bases | ||
| Phaeton City | ||
| Alliances | ||
| Ships | ||
| None | ||
| Notable Units | ||
| None | ||
| Campaigns | ||
| Neosapien War: 2119-2121 A.D. | ||
The Earth Resistance was a resistance movement that sabotaged Neosapien installations on Earth. The resistance was created by Terrans who refused to obey Phaeton's orders and had abandoned hope of being rescued by Exofleet.
Overview
Although the greater concentration of Neosapien forces made it difficult to operate, they were able to achieve more success than the Venus Resistance. The reason for this success was that the Earth cells had more access to targets, supply areas, and the Neosapiens could not use the same scorched earth tactics used on Venus. Earth's population was too large to risk a world wide insurrection. Instead, the Neosapiens relied on infiltrating the cells and the heavy use of propaganda, such as The Amanda Show, to control the population. During the Fourth Battle of Earth; the resistance attacked bases, stole Neosapien Hovertanks, and fought the Battle of Battle Creek. This divided the Neosapien ground forces and allowed Exofleet to concentrate their strength.
Structure
Although they were able to achieve more success, they also suffered from more internal divisions. Conflicts between cells and Exofleet meant compromises had to be made concerning mission objectives and the chain of command. Although Sean Napier was able to control the majority of the dissent, several cell leaders refused to obey his orders. The worst incident was when Nick Tyree began the Battle of Australia, which devastated the Australian cell.
Personnel
- Earth Resistance
- Chicago Resistance
- Detroit Resistance
- Maine Resistance
- Australian Resistance
- Amazon Resistance