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'''Saidin Dynamics''' is an American-based defense contractor headquartered in Portland, Oregon. It is famous for highly experimental weapons systems, though it deals in more traditional platforms as well. | '''Saidin Dynamics''' is an American-based defense contractor headquartered in Portland, Oregon. It is famous for highly experimental weapons systems, though it deals in more traditional platforms as well. | ||
== History == | |||
Saidin Dynamics can trace its roots back to a partnership between inventor and wealthy heiress Aimée Dubois and engineer Hans Schmidt. Schmidt had fled Germany in the wake of the [[wikipedia:Beer_Hall_Putsch|Beer Hall Putsch]], fearing his specialization in weapons would soon be put to use by increasingly powerful forces in Germany with which he did not align. | |||
Aimée was developing a specialized rifling system, but Hans saw her expertise and wealth as an opportunity to manufacture and distribute weaponry in what he predicted would be a major upcoming conflict in Europe. | |||
Together, the two established Manufacture d'Biche Blanche (White Doe Manufacturing, a reference to a French folktale used as propaganda in WW1). They used Aimée's considerable fortune to establish a manufacturing plant in [[wikipedia:Rouen|Rouen, France]]. | |||
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Saidin Dynamics is an American-based defense contractor headquartered in Portland, Oregon. It is famous for highly experimental weapons systems, though it deals in more traditional platforms as well.
History
Saidin Dynamics can trace its roots back to a partnership between inventor and wealthy heiress Aimée Dubois and engineer Hans Schmidt. Schmidt had fled Germany in the wake of the Beer Hall Putsch, fearing his specialization in weapons would soon be put to use by increasingly powerful forces in Germany with which he did not align.
Aimée was developing a specialized rifling system, but Hans saw her expertise and wealth as an opportunity to manufacture and distribute weaponry in what he predicted would be a major upcoming conflict in Europe.
Together, the two established Manufacture d'Biche Blanche (White Doe Manufacturing, a reference to a French folktale used as propaganda in WW1). They used Aimée's considerable fortune to establish a manufacturing plant in Rouen, France.