McCrae Test and Training Range
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McCrae Test and Training Range | |
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6 Star Systems
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The McCrae Test and Training Range is a group of six star systems located on the spinward edge of the Sunset Gates. The subcluster has no colonized systems nor sovereign states residing within it.
Etymology
The McCrae Test and Training Range is named after Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae, an officer in the Canadian Expeditionary Forces during the Great War who wrote the famous war memorial poem "In Flanders Fields."
With the exception of McCrae, all of the stars of the subsector are named after notable Entente victories during the Great War.
Astrography
The McCrae Test and Training Range is situated at the spinward-most section of the Sunset Gates, between the Symphony Subcluster trailward and the Hydrus Expanse coreward-by-spinward
Translight Strings
There are a total of four translight strings connecting five systems of the McCrae Test and Training Range.
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McCrae Test and Training Range - Symphony Subcluster | Belleau Wood - Heritage |
McCrae Test and Training Range - Hydrus Expanse | McCrae - Alpha Hydrus |