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[[Lyford Beverage (flight deck officer)|Lyford Beverage]] was a [[Terran Confederation Space Navy]] lieutenant. He was a flight deck officer aboard the [[TCS Tarawa]] during [[Operation | [[Lyford Beverage (flight deck officer)|Lyford Beverage]] was a [[Terran Confederation Space Navy]] lieutenant. He was a flight deck officer aboard the [[TCS Tarawa]] during [[Operation Back Lash]]. When [[Jason Bondarevsky]] arrived on the Tarawa he mentioned to Beverage that he would like to have the wing's reconnaissance ships positioned in front of the fighter bombers, prompting Beverage to work through the night to rearrange the launch sequence. He conducted launch operations for the wing's training mission the following day. Bondarevsky was impressed with Beverage's commitment to getting the job done correctly and considered him to show real promise. | ||
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In a [https://www.wcnews.com/news/update/3864 September 4, 2001 interview] with Justin Bielawa, [[William Forstchen]] answered the question "Who the heck is Lyford Beverge and why does his name keep showing up in your work?" He replied: "Ahh, Lyford, A very dear friend who I worked with while teaching High School in Maine. many of the characters in my different novels are named after friends, such as Mina, Beverage, Ferguson, Kindred. I also will use the names of favorite students as a little way of saluting their efforts." | |||
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Latest revision as of 05:31, 13 July 2024
- This article is about the flight deck officer. For the flight deck officer, see Lyford Beverage (cruiser squadron commander).
| Lyford Beverage | |
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| Allegiance | Terran Confederation |
| Service/branch | Terran Confederation Space Navy |
| Years of service | 2667 |
| Rank | Lieutenant |
| Battles/wars | Operation Back Lash |
Lyford Beverage was a Terran Confederation Space Navy lieutenant. He was a flight deck officer aboard the TCS Tarawa during Operation Back Lash. When Jason Bondarevsky arrived on the Tarawa he mentioned to Beverage that he would like to have the wing's reconnaissance ships positioned in front of the fighter bombers, prompting Beverage to work through the night to rearrange the launch sequence. He conducted launch operations for the wing's training mission the following day. Bondarevsky was impressed with Beverage's commitment to getting the job done correctly and considered him to show real promise.
Appearances
Behind the Scenes
In a September 4, 2001 interview with Justin Bielawa, William Forstchen answered the question "Who the heck is Lyford Beverge and why does his name keep showing up in your work?" He replied: "Ahh, Lyford, A very dear friend who I worked with while teaching High School in Maine. many of the characters in my different novels are named after friends, such as Mina, Beverage, Ferguson, Kindred. I also will use the names of favorite students as a little way of saluting their efforts."
