Militech International Armaments
Arms Manufacturing and distribution, mercenaries.
Militech International Armaments is a megacorporation specializing in weapons manufacturing and private military contracting. Militech is one of the world's largest manufacturers of weapons and military vehicles, with facilities on every continent.
▶ Face: General Samantha Lee "Sammy Lee" Young ◀
Tall, confident, and possessing an imposing military bearing to go with the rank, Marine General Samantha Lee Young (ret.), was an up-and-coming military strategist and brilliant tactical general when she was talked into resigning her commission and going to work for General Donald Lundee. Multiple victories in the grueling combat environment of the SouthAm Wars had already earned her troops'—whom she often led from the front—undying loyalty and the nickname "Sammy Slaughter Lee." So, she was a natural to lead Militech's most elite forces against the armies of their rival, the Arasaka Corporation. Up until President Elizabeth Kress—a fellow soldier in the past—pulled Militech's leash and forced an end to the War, Sammy Lee's tactical foresight was starting to fold Arasaka into a defensive posture. And while Kress didn't reactivate Young's commission, the two experienced warriors soon reached a peaceful understanding that awarded each other the highest respect. Even in her sixties, General Young is still a force to be reckoned with. Her impeccably maintained cyberware, long silver hair, and ramrod military posture positively reek of experience and expert command. She never loses her temper, unlike her superior Gen. Lundee—she responds to most provocations with a wry smile and a dismissive chuckle. But although few talk about it now, many survivors of the SouthAm still recall the Sammy Slaughter Lee who once led her division into the rebel stronghold known as "The Hellmouth," and brought them back victorious. She's definitely more than just a "Face"—she's an unstoppable force.Public Agenda
Militech provides equipment for hundreds of nations as well as both private and governmental organizations, especially the NUSA military and police forces. This equipment includes but is not limited to personal firearms, drones, tanks, aircraft, ships, and Assisted Combat Personal Armor.
An alternate branch of the corporation provides private military forces ostensibly for the purposes of defense, peacekeeping and nation-building missions, however these forces have been used to aid terrorist organizations and military coups in the past
History
One of the major players in the 4th Corporate War, MTI fought rival, Arasaka Corp to a bloody standstill that
ended only when the Megacorp was ordered to stand down by the President of the remnant United States. This
didn't set well with Militech's hotheaded and proud CEO, Gen. Donald Lundee, an ex-Marine who took his war
with the renegade Japanese security Corporation very personally. Currently, even as it labors under controls
from Washington D.C. as a nationalized Corporate asset of the New United States, MTI is secretly rebuilding
back to its former role as a combination of arms merchant and mercenary army. Even though greatly reduced
by wartime losses, MTI is still the world's largest producer and seller of all manner of military weapons. From
revolvers to tanks to jet fighters, MTI is a major military supplier to the re-uniting New United States. The New
United States, in turn, is MTI's largest customer. But MTI will deal worldwide with anyone who has money, and
its mercenary forces and in-house weaponry still make it the most militarily powerful company in the world, if
not economically. Discussion of Militech can't be complete without talking about its primary leader during the 4th Corporate
War. General Donald Lundee retired from the USMC as the Collapse was just beginning, helping to reorganize
Armatech/Luccessi into the Militech Arms company. Since then, he remains CEO and one of the most, if not
the most, influential persons on the Board of Directors. Although he doesn't own enough stock to control the
Corporation, his force of personality, allies, and success record have kept him on top despite internal struggles.
Lundee is also half of the equation that culminated in the 4th Corporate War. Over the years, he'd set himself and
Militech up against Arasaka so often and for so long that he became personally involved, making it a matter of
pride to defeat the Japanese and their attempt to take over the global arms market (because he already intended
to do so). Not an easy man to get along with, his closest confidant is his second-in-command, ex-Marine Corps
General Samantha Lee Young. Possessed of a fiery temper, Lundee's made more enemies than friends. And it's
that same temper and arrogance that resulted in a dogged determination to see the war through to the bitter end,
only brought to heel by President Kress' reactivation of his commission, and her command to cease hostilities.
Lundee's convinced that he was a good general—in truth, he's not bad—and that if Kress hadn't interfered,
he would have won his war. Even though his mercurial temper and impulsiveness resulted in some defeats for
Militech (like the opening assault on the Osaka Arms Works) and plenty of headaches for his top soldiers, he's
still capable of mustering the troops and putting an enemy to the sword if need be.
Founding Date
1996
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Military, Mercenary Group
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