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'''Ean Thors Savaius''' was a | '''Ean Thors Savaius''' was a Farman Navy Commando who served in Farmandie Royal Navy from 1932 to 1959. In addition to his service in the special operation forces Ean was an inventor and an experimentalist. His most notable inventions were the “name” submersible canoe. Ean was also experimenting in infantry weaponry designings, the most famous designs being the "Pistolet-Mitrailleur Thors Savais modèle 1940 en calibre 11,5x23mm" submachinegun and the experimental "Fusil Automatique Thors Savais modèle 1946 en calibre 7,7x40mm" assault/battle rifle. | ||
During his service | During his service Ean was actively trying to figure out and solve equipment related problems by experimenting, modifying and improving with weapons and equipment. | ||
During most of his service he also acted as part time instructor in the Special Forces School training new Navy Commandos and experimenting with new equipment and tactics to be employed on the field. | |||
Revision as of 15:25, 17 August 2023
Ean Thors Savaius was a Farman Navy Commando who served in Farmandie Royal Navy from 1932 to 1959. In addition to his service in the special operation forces Ean was an inventor and an experimentalist. His most notable inventions were the “name” submersible canoe. Ean was also experimenting in infantry weaponry designings, the most famous designs being the "Pistolet-Mitrailleur Thors Savais modèle 1940 en calibre 11,5x23mm" submachinegun and the experimental "Fusil Automatique Thors Savais modèle 1946 en calibre 7,7x40mm" assault/battle rifle.
During his service Ean was actively trying to figure out and solve equipment related problems by experimenting, modifying and improving with weapons and equipment.
During most of his service he also acted as part time instructor in the Special Forces School training new Navy Commandos and experimenting with new equipment and tactics to be employed on the field.