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In 1982, the heads of the Crimson Patriots were invited to a convention-meetup aboard a cargo ship in Lake Nicaragua. Also attending the meet were representatives of international Private Military Companies. Due to the sensitive nature of the ship's contents, being a large quantity of arms, munitions, and equipment, the ship was sent out into international waters from Nicaragua, before returning the next day.

Despite previous suspicions, the meetup had no repercussions, which ultimately repaired the professional standings of the Crimson Patriots in the eyes of other PMCs.

Pictured right, Commander Face holds the barrel of a prototype bullpup rifle that he purchased, with its' schematics later being used by the Crimson Patriots R&D Team to produce a large quantity of firearm designs.

These patents were later sold to companies such as Heckler and Koch, Mann Co., Colt Firearms, and FN Herstal. Some of these design features inspire some of the most iconic weapons on the battlefield, including the H&K MP5's roller-delayed blowback and the Franchi SPAS-12's selective fire mechanism.

Description
In 1982, the heads of the Crimson Patriots were invited to a convention-meetup aboard a cargo ship in Lake Nicaragua. Also attending the meet were representatives of international Private Military Companies. Due to the sensitive nature of the ship's contents, being a large quantity of arms, munitions, and equipment, the ship was sent out into international waters from Nicaragua, before returning the next day.

Despite previous suspicions, the meetup had no repercussions, which ultimately repaired the professional standings of the Crimson Patriots in the eyes of other PMCs.

Pictured right, Commander Face holds the barrel of a prototype bullpup rifle that he purchased, with its' schematics later being used by the Crimson Patriots R&D Team to produce a large quantity of firearm designs.

These patents were later sold to companies such as Heckler and Koch, Mann Co., Colt Firearms, and FN Herstal. Some of these design features inspire some of the most iconic weapons on the battlefield, including the H&K MP5's roller-delayed blowback and the Franchi SPAS-12's selective fire mechanism.