Johnson Mechanized Warfare
The first corporation to experiment with the concept of titans. They designed the first humanoid variations of the machines that would hopefully save humanity. While Nathan Armories has all the biggest, and most heavily armed, JMW has the most technologically advanced titans. Their most recent model, the JMW-mk46 Beta, is the single fastest titan on the market.
Weapons
The Johnson Mechanized Warfare company has always sought after the next advancement in weaponry, instead of using what is already available. Their inventions range from focused beam weapons, to fluid particle accelerators. Even their powder propellant weapons use some advanced components. Some think that Nathan Armories bought the railgun designs and took credit for its invention. Their titans are no different. From more advanced, and safer power, to borderline flight from the jump-jets. Their titans' speed is not insignificant either. Their titans have always been faster than the others. However, with this tech, comes a large price tag. Each titan made by JMW is expensive even for a titan. Their most recent model is priced at 8.5 hundred million GC, versus the standard 7 hundred million GC.Public Agenda
They seek to evolve warfare itself, and give humanity an edge. Their titans have technology similar to that from the golden age. Some think this is because they are always the first buyers when the scavengers come to the safe zones.
Assets
They are a very wealthy organization, and their projects are funded by the Archangels Mechanized Infantry Corps.
History
The man who founded the company, Edward Johnson, knew that to fight the extraterrestrial machines, the military would need to become machine. He already had ties to the scavengers, and used the tech they gave him to make the first titans. He was the first to make humanoid titans and was the first to sell them to the Archangels. His business took a hit when Nathan Armories made, and sold their titans to the Archangels. Instead of fighting over the profit, they pooled their resources, and shared the spotlight.
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