Noble - Revision history

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	[[Bar Admiral]] '''Noble''' was a key member of the [[reborn RS]], and was Justice Fleet CO, as well as Liberation Fleet CO.		[[Bar Admiral]] '''Noble''' was a key member of the [[reborn RS]], and was Justice Fleet CO, as well as Liberation Fleet CO.

	Noble was one of the core members of the original [[Gold Squadron]] in mid-to-late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. ~~Also in 1996, he~~ started the ~~NRCD for [[Dark Forces]], which later became the [[CD]]~~.		Noble was one of the core members of the original [[Gold Squadron]] in mid-to-late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. He started and run various other groups within the RS throughout his career.

	== Patriot Battle Fleet and its Controversy ==		== Patriot Battle Fleet and its Controversy ==

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	[[Bar Admiral]], ~~Former~~ Justice Fleet CO, ~~Former~~ Liberation Fleet CO.		[[Bar Admiral]] '''Noble''' was a key member of the [[reborn RS]], and was Justice Fleet CO, as well as Liberation Fleet CO.

	~~'''~~Noble~~'''~~ was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].		Noble was one of the core members of the original [[Gold Squadron]] in mid-to-late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for [[Dark Forces]], which later became the [[CD]].

			== Patriot Battle Fleet and its Controversy ==
	In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.		In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

	==Later ~~Career~~ and ~~Legacy==~~		Later in his career, Noble became less popular, especially due to his work as PBF CO, or lack thereof. He became preoccupied with a creation of his which he called the [[Genesis Corporation]], and neglected his duties, similar to a modern-day [[Internet Officer]] neglecting to lead a Fleet that he was also commander of. The burden of leading the PBF in day-to-day activities was passed on to [[MacMan]]. [[Castor Efrata-Landis]], then Academy CO and a PBF Wing XO, felt that Noble's place was behind the desk of GenCorp and not in front of the PBF, and called for his resignation among the five PBF wing leaders at the time. Noble retired promptly after this vote of no confidence from Castor, and left the RS entirely (see primary source below), never to return again.
	~~There are two interpretations~~ of Noble's ~~later career~~ in the RS and ~~what~~ his ~~legacy means today~~.

	~~===The viewpoint of~~ [[~~Super~~]]~~===~~		This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time, although it is indicated that he was attempting to rectify the situation after being warned that it was a problem. One of his stated goals was to bring the PBF to [[Sector status]], thereby also earning himself a promotion to [[Sector Admiral]]. While this was seized upon by his detractors as making his command of the PBF solely for personal gain, it should not be ignored that the personal gain could only come through also benefitting the fleet, instead of hindering it.
	~~Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series~~ of ~~overt political manuveurs in the hopes~~ that ~~the retired SA~~ [[~~Super~~]] ~~would return~~ to ~~lead~~ the ~~RS again at~~ that ~~point. Of course, this~~ was ~~not meant to be~~. ~~Because~~ of ~~this, however, feelings about~~ his ~~contributions~~ to the ~~RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though~~, ~~is the fact that he was~~ a ~~pivotal leader within the~~ [[RS]] ~~during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996~~.

	~~===The viewpoint of [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]]===~~		It is difficult to correctly interpret Noble's final few months in the Rebel Squadrons. While he admitted that he had been concentrating on GenCorp instead of the PBF, he had appeared to change his ways shortly before his resignation, and may perhaps have been miffed that he was not going to receive a second chance, when he felt that things had just turned for the better. Another reason for Noble's increasing unpopularity may have been a series of overt political maneuvers in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivotal leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.
	~~Mac was [[XO]]~~ of the [[PBF~~]] while Noble was [[CO]]~~ and ~~from this perspective~~ he ~~argues that Noble did~~ not do a ~~good job as PBF CO~~, ~~leaving much of~~ the ~~day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac~~. Noble ~~retired from the position~~ of ~~PBF CO~~ in ~~order to avoid being sacked. The [[Academy]] CO of~~ the ~~time,~~ [[~~Castor Efrata-Landis~~]]~~, called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability~~ to lead the ~~PBF~~, ~~and in order~~ to ~~avoid the completion~~ of ~~such a vote~~, ~~Noble retired in a hurry~~. ~~This provides an interesting insight into~~ [[~~High Command~~]] ~~politics of early 1997~~ and also ~~suggests that~~ Noble~~'s inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well~~-~~known at the time~~. ~~After his resignation~~ from the [[~~PBF~~]] ~~CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.~~
			== See also ==
			* [http://members.aol.com/macmanrs/emails/PBFCO-Noble-Retires.txt Retirement email] (from the archives of [[MacMan]])

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Dave: /* The viewpoint of Mike "MacMan" McEwen */

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	===The viewpoint of [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]]===		===The viewpoint of [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]]===
	Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. ~~Then~~ [[Academy]] CO [[Castor Efrata-Landis]] called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.		Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. The [[Academy]] CO of the time, [[Castor Efrata-Landis]], called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.

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Dave at 01:42, 21 August 2006

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	In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.		In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

	===Later Career and Legacy===		==Later Career and Legacy==
	There are two interpretations of Noble's later career in the RS and what his legacy means today.		There are two interpretations of Noble's later career in the RS and what his legacy means today.

	==The viewpoint of [[Super]]==		===The viewpoint of [[Super]]===
	Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivotal leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.		Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivotal leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.

	==The viewpoint of [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]]==		===The viewpoint of [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]]===
	Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. Then [[Academy]] CO [[Castor Efrata-Landis]] called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.		Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. Then [[Academy]] CO [[Castor Efrata-Landis]] called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.

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Dave at 01:41, 21 August 2006

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	'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].		'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].

	In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "~~Macman~~" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.		In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

	===Later Career and Legacy===		===Later Career and Legacy===
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	Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivotal leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.		Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivotal leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.

	==The viewpoint of [[Mike "~~Macman~~" McEwen]]==		==The viewpoint of [[Mike "MacMan" McEwen]]==
	Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. Then [[Academy]] CO [[Castor Efrata-Landis]] called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.		Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. Then [[Academy]] CO [[Castor Efrata-Landis]] called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.

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Dave at 01:37, 21 August 2006

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	[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.		[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.

	'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously ~~dedication~~ to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].		'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedicated to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].

	In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation ~~and Crusader~~ Fleets ~~all~~ merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] ~~{PBF}~~. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.		In eary 1997, at the instigation of the RS Roster Officer, [[Mike "Macman" McEwen]], Justice and Liberation Fleets merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]]. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

	Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a ~~pivot~~ leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.		===Later Career and Legacy===
			There are two interpretations of Noble's later career in the RS and what his legacy means today.

			==The viewpoint of [[Super]]==
			Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivotal leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.

			==The viewpoint of [[Mike "Macman" McEwen]]==
			Mac was [[XO]] of the [[PBF]] while Noble was [[CO]] and from this perspective he argues that Noble did not do a good job as PBF CO, leaving much of the day-to-day work of running the PBF to Mac. Noble retired from the position of PBF CO in order to avoid being sacked. Then [[Academy]] CO [[Castor Efrata-Landis]] called a vote of no confidence in Noble's ability to lead the PBF, and in order to avoid the completion of such a vote, Noble retired in a hurry. This provides an interesting insight into [[High Command]] politics of early 1997 and also suggests that Noble's inadequacy as [[PBF]] CO was well-known at the time. After his resignation from the [[PBF]] CO position Noble went inactive, never to return to duty.

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Fcsuper at 20:11, 19 August 2006

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	[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.		[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.

	'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedication to the reborn RS during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].		'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedication to the [[reborn RS]] during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].

	In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.		In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

	Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that ~~then~~ retired SA Super would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that we was a pivot leader within the RS during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction in 1996.		Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that the retired SA [[Super]] would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that he was a pivot leader within the [[RS]] during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction and expansion in 1996.

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Fcsuper: final notes

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	In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.		In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

			Later in his career, he become less popular due to a series of overt political manuveurs in the hopes that then retired SA Super would return to lead the RS again at that point. Of course, this was not meant to be. Because of this, however, feelings about his contributions to the RS are mixed. What cannot be argued, though, is the fact that we was a pivot leader within the RS during its rebirth in 1995 and reconstruction in 1996.

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Fcsuper: more corrections

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more corrections

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	[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.		[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.

	'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He ~~had tremendous~~ dedication to the RS during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]], one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. ~~In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service~~ in ~~command positions~~, he ~~was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.<br>~~		'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He was tremendously dedication to the reborn RS during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]] in 1996, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. Also in 1996, he started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[CD]].
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	~~At some point during his career he also~~ started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[~~RSCD~~]].

			In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.

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	[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.		[[Bar Admiral]], Former Justice Fleet CO, Former Liberation Fleet CO.

	'''Noble''' was one of the core ~~command officers and original~~ members of the original Gold Squadron mid to late 1995. He was the first [[CO]] of Justice Fleet, one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of Internet Fleet, which was renamed Liberation Fleet. In eary 1997, Justice and ~~Liberation~~ merged to form the [[~~PBF~~]]~~, and~~ Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.<br>		'''Noble''' was one of the core members of the original Gold Squadron in mid to late 1995. He had tremendous dedication to the RS during its very earliest stages. He was the first [[CO]] of [[Justice Fleet]], one of the precursors of the [[PBF]] that was based on X-Wing. Following a successful term in this command, he was given command of [[Internet Fleet]], which was renamed [[Liberation Fleet]]. In eary 1997, Justice, Liberation and Crusader Fleets all merged to form the [[Patriot Battle Fleet]] {PBF}. Noble became the first [[CO]] of the [[PBF]]. Because of his exceptional service in command positions, he was promoted to the rank of [[Bar Admiral]], which is no longer in use by the RS.<br>
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	At some point during his career he also started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[RSCD]].		At some point during his career he also started the NRCD for Dark Forces, which later became the [[RSCD]].