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==History== | ==History== | ||
Battlecruiser Division 963 was established in late April 2016 under the command of [[CAPT]] Robert Demkiw, formed around the Grayson battlecruiser {{gns|Madrigal|BC-13}} out of Surrey, British Columbia. The division was dissolved on 30 September 2016 when ''Madrigal''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> crew upgraded to commission the superdreadnought {{gns|Jason Mueller|SD-36}} — which then became the flagship of the newly formed [[Task Group 94.1]].<ref>[[BuShips Directive 1609-13]]</ref> | Battlecruiser Division 963 was established in late April 2016 under the command of [[CAPT]] Robert Demkiw, formed around the Grayson battlecruiser {{gns|Madrigal|BC-13}} out of Surrey, British Columbia. The division was dissolved on 30 September 2016 when ''Madrigal''<nowiki>'s</nowiki> crew upgraded to commission the superdreadnought {{gns|Jason Mueller|SD-36}} — which then became the flagship of the newly formed [[Task Group 94.1]].<ref>[[Orders:BuShips Directive 1609-13]]</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 19:49, 14 July 2026
| Battlecruiser Division 963 | |
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| Commander: | CAPT Robert Demkiw, RMN |
| Flagship: | GNS Madrigal |
| Area of Operations: |
Canada: BC |
| Formed: | April 2016 |
| Status: | Dissolved |
| Reporting to: | [[Battlecruiser Squadron 96]] |
| Fleet: | Tenth Fleet
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Battlecruiser Division 963 (abbrev: BatCruDiv 963) was a battlecruiser division of the Tenth Fleet, reporting to Battlecruiser Squadron 96.
History
Battlecruiser Division 963 was established in late April 2016 under the command of CAPT Robert Demkiw, formed around the Grayson battlecruiser GNS Madrigal out of Surrey, British Columbia. The division was dissolved on 30 September 2016 when Madrigal's crew upgraded to commission the superdreadnought GNS Jason Mueller — which then became the flagship of the newly formed Task Group 94.1.[1]