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megamek/data/mechfiles/battlearmor/3085u/ONN/Nighthawk PA(L) Mk. XXX (BH (Sqd1).blk

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Nighthawk PA(L)
 </Name>
 
 <Model>
-Mk. XXX(Bountry Hunter)(Restored)
+Mk. XXX(Bounty Hunter)(Restored)
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megamek/data/mechfiles/dropships/JHS - Terra/Tiamat Pocket Warship (CASPAR II Drone).blk

@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ The Tiamat was designed as a command and control vessel for the Manei Domini, in
 </overview>
 
 <deployment>
-Introduced in 3079, the experimental Drone version of the Tiamat was a faster vessel. The ship's CASPAR II Advanced Smart Robotic Control System was able to move at its maximum speed factor of 8 while providing for decent robotic gunnery capacity. The ship shares same armor protection as with Republic's manned version, but has considerably less weaponry. The ship has same similar standard & Sub-Capital weaponry loadout, but lacks any of the Capital Weaponry, Multi-Missile Launchers or Laser AMS which is substitued for standard ballistic version. The ship has an ARTS-equipped fighter bay for Drone fighters, and has considerably smaller cargo capacity.
+Introduced in 3079, the experimental Drone version of the Tiamat was a faster vessel. The ship's CASPAR II Advanced Smart Robotic Control System was able to move at its maximum speed factor of 8 while providing for decent robotic gunnery capacity. The ship shares same armor protection as with Republic's manned version, but has considerably less weaponry. The ship has same similar standard & Sub-Capital weaponry loadout, but lacks any of the Capital Weaponry, Multi-Missile Launchers or Laser AMS which is substituted for standard ballistic version. The ship has an ARTS-equipped fighter bay for Drone fighters, and has considerably smaller cargo capacity.
 </deployment>
 
 <history>

megamek/data/mechfiles/dropships/TRO3057R/IS/Mammoth (2658).blk

@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ The Mammoth-class DropShip, renowned as the largest planetary-landing bulk trans
 </overview>
 
 <deployment>
-<p>The deployment of the Mammoth-class DropShips is primarily under the auspices of major corporations and Successor State militaries, with some modified for specific roles like diatomic-hydrogen fuel transport. Their high operating costs limit widespread use, rendering them a rare yet critical component in the logistical operations of major trade routes and extended military campaigns. These DropShips are essential for transporting bulk goods between major trade worlds, and their presence often signifies the strategic importance of their cargo and routes.</p><p>This version represents the version of the height of the Star League and features more advanced weaponary and a revised cargo bay configuration</p>
+<p>The deployment of the Mammoth-class DropShips is primarily under the auspices of major corporations and Successor State militaries, with some modified for specific roles like diatomic-hydrogen fuel transport. Their high operating costs limit widespread use, rendering them a rare yet critical component in the logistical operations of major trade routes and extended military campaigns. These DropShips are essential for transporting bulk goods between major trade worlds, and their presence often signifies the strategic importance of their cargo and routes.</p><p>This version represents the version of the height of the Star League and features more advanced weaponry and a revised cargo bay configuration</p>
 </deployment>
 
 <history>

megamek/data/mechfiles/fighters/TRO3055U/Scytha A.blk

@@ -168,7 +168,7 @@ TARGETING:TTS Model 3
 </systemManufacturers>
 
 <notes>
-This unit is intentially build per the TRO: which makees in 2 tons overweight.
+This unit is intentionally built per the TRO: which makes it 2 tons overweight.
 </notes>
 
 

megamek/data/mechfiles/mechs/3039u/Flea FLE-4.mtf

@@ -158,7 +158,7 @@ Heat Sink
 -Empty-
 
 
-Overview: The Flea was the direct decendant of the Free Worlds League first scout 'Mech, the Trooper. Neither the Trooper nor the Flea would impress any military analysts, though, with their generally slow speed and fragile armor making them easy prey for even the lightest opposing BattleMechs. With production of the Flea ceasing even before the start of the Succession Wars, this generally unpopular design seemed destined for the history books until the appearance of Wolf's Dragoons and their many ancient BattleMechs, Flea included.
+Overview: The Flea was the direct descendant of the Free Worlds League first scout 'Mech, the Trooper. Neither the Trooper nor the Flea would impress any military analysts, though, with their generally slow speed and fragile armor making them easy prey for even the lightest opposing BattleMechs. With production of the Flea ceasing even before the start of the Succession Wars, this generally unpopular design seemed destined for the history books until the appearance of Wolf's Dragoons and their many ancient BattleMechs, Flea included.
 
 Capabilities: The Flea, as a 'Mech with many different variants, can accomplish many different roles. However, most of these models work best in infantry support roles, where the heavier armor and firepower of the 'Mech make it a valued friend and a dangerous foe. The firepower of the Flea itself is stronger than one might suspect; if cornered, inattentive scout 'Mechs can quickly find themselves at the mercy of a Flea.
 

megamek/data/mechfiles/mechs/3039u/Hatamoto-Chi HTM-26T.mtf

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ deployment:The HTM-26T, the precursor in the Hatamoto-Series, features a standar
 
 history:The Hatamoto-Chi's development and subsequent variants have played a pivotal role in the evolution of the Draconis Combine's military might. After the introduction of the HTM-26T and 27T models, the Hatamoto-Chi underwent a series of modifications, each tailored to specific tactical needs and technological advancements within the Combine. The HTM-27U, known as the Hatamoto-Hi, emerged as a response to the need for a more heat-efficient and close-combat capable Mech. The integration of Medium Pulse Lasers and an additional heat sink in the 27U variant made it a popular choice for MechWarriors engaging in more aggressive combat scenarios.<p>Similarly, the HTM-27V (Hatamoto-Kaze) and HTM-27W (Hatamoto-Ku) variants represented strategic shifts towards long-range and direct fire combat, respectively. The 27V's focus on missile weaponry and the 27W's implementation of an Autocannon/5 provided MechWarriors with greater versatility in battlefield engagements, enhancing the Hatamoto-Chi's adaptability across different combat situations.</p>
 <p>The introduction of the HTM-28T marked a significant advancement, featuring ER PPCs and Streak SRM-6 launchers, and the inclusion of a C3 slave unit, signifying the Combine's growing emphasis on network-centric warfare. This variant was particularly notable for its improved jumping capability, enhancing the Mech's mobility on the battlefield.</p>
-<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatomoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
+<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatamoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
 <p>In conclusion, the Hatamoto-Chi's history is not just a tale of technological innovation but also a reflection of the Draconis Combine's strategic adaptability and cultural evolution in Mech warfare. Each variant of the Hatamoto-Chi has contributed to its legacy as a formidable and versatile warrior on the battlefields of the Inner Sphere.</p>
 
 manufacturer:Luthien Armor Works

megamek/data/mechfiles/mechs/3050U/Hatamoto-Chi HTM-27T.mtf

@@ -165,7 +165,7 @@ deployment:The advanced HTM-27T incorporates an endo-steel chassis for increased
 
 history:The Hatamoto-Chi's development and subsequent variants have played a pivotal role in the evolution of the Draconis Combine's military might. After the introduction of the HTM-26T and 27T models, the Hatamoto-Chi underwent a series of modifications, each tailored to specific tactical needs and technological advancements within the Combine. The HTM-27U, known as the Hatamoto-Hi, emerged as a response to the need for a more heat-efficient and close-combat capable Mech. The integration of Medium Pulse Lasers and an additional heat sink in the 27U variant made it a popular choice for MechWarriors engaging in more aggressive combat scenarios.<p>Similarly, the HTM-27V (Hatamoto-Kaze) and HTM-27W (Hatamoto-Ku) variants represented strategic shifts towards long-range and direct fire combat, respectively. The 27V's focus on missile weaponry and the 27W's implementation of an Autocannon/5 provided MechWarriors with greater versatility in battlefield engagements, enhancing the Hatamoto-Chi's adaptability across different combat situations.</p>
 <p>The introduction of the HTM-28T marked a significant advancement, featuring ER PPCs and Streak SRM-6 launchers, and the inclusion of a C3 slave unit, signifying the Combine's growing emphasis on network-centric warfare. This variant was particularly notable for its improved jumping capability, enhancing the Mech's mobility on the battlefield.</p>
-<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatomoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
+<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatamoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
 <p>In conclusion, the Hatamoto-Chi's history is not just a tale of technological innovation but also a reflection of the Draconis Combine's strategic adaptability and cultural evolution in Mech warfare. Each variant of the Hatamoto-Chi has contributed to its legacy as a formidable and versatile warrior on the battlefields of the Inner Sphere.</p>
 
 manufacturer:Yori 'Mech Works,Luthien Armor Works,Independence Weaponry

megamek/data/mechfiles/mechs/3050U/Hatamoto-Chi HTM-28T (Shin).mtf

@@ -166,7 +166,7 @@ deployment:A complete rearmament of an HTM-28T, only the C3 slave remains. A Gau
 
 history:The Hatamoto-Chi's development and subsequent variants have played a pivotal role in the evolution of the Draconis Combine's military might. After the introduction of the HTM-26T and 27T models, the Hatamoto-Chi underwent a series of modifications, each tailored to specific tactical needs and technological advancements within the Combine. The HTM-27U, known as the Hatamoto-Hi, emerged as a response to the need for a more heat-efficient and close-combat capable Mech. The integration of Medium Pulse Lasers and an additional heat sink in the 27U variant made it a popular choice for MechWarriors engaging in more aggressive combat scenarios.<p>Similarly, the HTM-27V (Hatamoto-Kaze) and HTM-27W (Hatamoto-Ku) variants represented strategic shifts towards long-range and direct fire combat, respectively. The 27V's focus on missile weaponry and the 27W's implementation of an Autocannon/5 provided MechWarriors with greater versatility in battlefield engagements, enhancing the Hatamoto-Chi's adaptability across different combat situations.</p>
 <p>The introduction of the HTM-28T marked a significant advancement, featuring ER PPCs and Streak SRM-6 launchers, and the inclusion of a C3 slave unit, signifying the Combine's growing emphasis on network-centric warfare. This variant was particularly notable for its improved jumping capability, enhancing the Mech's mobility on the battlefield.</p>
-<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatomoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
+<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatamoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
 <p>In conclusion, the Hatamoto-Chi's history is not just a tale of technological innovation but also a reflection of the Draconis Combine's strategic adaptability and cultural evolution in Mech warfare. Each variant of the Hatamoto-Chi has contributed to its legacy as a formidable and versatile warrior on the battlefields of the Inner Sphere.</p>
 
 manufacturer:Field Refit

megamek/data/mechfiles/mechs/3050U/Hatamoto-Chi HTM-28T.mtf

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ deployment:Upgraded with ER PPCs and Streak SRM-6 launchers, this model excels i
 
 history:The Hatamoto-Chi's development and subsequent variants have played a pivotal role in the evolution of the Draconis Combine's military might. After the introduction of the HTM-26T and 27T models, the Hatamoto-Chi underwent a series of modifications, each tailored to specific tactical needs and technological advancements within the Combine. The HTM-27U, known as the Hatamoto-Hi, emerged as a response to the need for a more heat-efficient and close-combat capable Mech. The integration of Medium Pulse Lasers and an additional heat sink in the 27U variant made it a popular choice for MechWarriors engaging in more aggressive combat scenarios.<p>Similarly, the HTM-27V (Hatamoto-Kaze) and HTM-27W (Hatamoto-Ku) variants represented strategic shifts towards long-range and direct fire combat, respectively. The 27V's focus on missile weaponry and the 27W's implementation of an Autocannon/5 provided MechWarriors with greater versatility in battlefield engagements, enhancing the Hatamoto-Chi's adaptability across different combat situations.</p>
 <p>The introduction of the HTM-28T marked a significant advancement, featuring ER PPCs and Streak SRM-6 launchers, and the inclusion of a C3 slave unit, signifying the Combine's growing emphasis on network-centric warfare. This variant was particularly notable for its improved jumping capability, enhancing the Mech's mobility on the battlefield.</p>
-<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatomoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
+<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatamoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
 <p>In conclusion, the Hatamoto-Chi's history is not just a tale of technological innovation but also a reflection of the Draconis Combine's strategic adaptability and cultural evolution in Mech warfare. Each variant of the Hatamoto-Chi has contributed to its legacy as a formidable and versatile warrior on the battlefields of the Inner Sphere.</p>
 
 manufacturer:Independence Weaponry

megamek/data/mechfiles/mechs/3050U/Hatamoto-Hi HTM-27U.mtf

@@ -160,7 +160,7 @@ deployment:This variant focuses on close-range combat, featuring Medium Pulse La
 
 history:The Hatamoto-Chi's development and subsequent variants have played a pivotal role in the evolution of the Draconis Combine's military might. After the introduction of the HTM-26T and 27T models, the Hatamoto-Chi underwent a series of modifications, each tailored to specific tactical needs and technological advancements within the Combine. The HTM-27U, known as the Hatamoto-Hi, emerged as a response to the need for a more heat-efficient and close-combat capable Mech. The integration of Medium Pulse Lasers and an additional heat sink in the 27U variant made it a popular choice for MechWarriors engaging in more aggressive combat scenarios.<p>Similarly, the HTM-27V (Hatamoto-Kaze) and HTM-27W (Hatamoto-Ku) variants represented strategic shifts towards long-range and direct fire combat, respectively. The 27V's focus on missile weaponry and the 27W's implementation of an Autocannon/5 provided MechWarriors with greater versatility in battlefield engagements, enhancing the Hatamoto-Chi's adaptability across different combat situations.</p>
 <p>The introduction of the HTM-28T marked a significant advancement, featuring ER PPCs and Streak SRM-6 launchers, and the inclusion of a C3 slave unit, signifying the Combine's growing emphasis on network-centric warfare. This variant was particularly notable for its improved jumping capability, enhancing the Mech's mobility on the battlefield.</p>
-<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatomoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
+<p>As the Draconis Combine faced new challenges in the post-Clan Invasion era and beyond, the Hatamoto-Chi continued to evolve. The HTM-30S Hatamoto-Suna and HTM-30Z Hatamoto-Godai variants, with their advanced weapon systems and electronic warfare capabilities, showcased the Combine's response to the changing dynamics of interstellar warfare. The HTM-30Z, equipped for command roles, became a symbol of leadership and strategic command on the battlefield.</p>
 <p>In conclusion, the Hatamoto-Chi's history is not just a tale of technological innovation but also a reflection of the Draconis Combine's strategic adaptability and cultural evolution in Mech warfare. Each variant of the Hatamoto-Chi has contributed to its legacy as a formidable and versatile warrior on the battlefields of the Inner Sphere.</p>
 
 manufacturer:Yori 'Mech Works,Luthien Armor Works