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The Garrahans and Hornwrights were the two major families in charge of Appalachia's mining industry. They owned lavish estates in the mountains overlooking their precious mines.<ref>[[Fallout 76 loading screen hints]]</ref>
  
The Garrahans and Hornwrights were the two major families in charge of Appalachia's mining industry. They owned lavish estates in the mountains overlooking their precious mines.<ref>[[Fallout 76 loading screen hints]]</ref>
   
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Formally named the EX-17 Excavator, the power armor project was headed by [[Harold Frost]], siphoned off directly from the [[United States Army]] Research Corps in early 2075. The project made headway at first and Frost was confident he could deliver a prototype within months.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC06122075-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC06122075-HF]]</ref> However, durability issues manifested quickly due to the stress caused by mining. By September 2075, the research team settled on using black titanium, native to Appalachia, due to its tensile strength. The sheer expense was considered an acceptable tradeoff.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC09222075-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC09222075-HF]]</ref> The suit's extra weight made a more efficient reactor necessary. Although the team continued to experiment with new solutions as late as May 2076, Frost's team had to go for broke<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC05182076-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC05182076-HF]]</ref> and go with an [[ultracite]] reactor. In exchange for [[AMS]]' proprietary ore, they had to make a decade-long commitment to AMS technology. It was Christmas 2076.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC12242076-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; MC12242076-HF]]</ref> It allowed the team to complete the project in February 2077, three months ahead of schedule, hastened by AMS' reveal of [[Watoga]] and [[Hornwright Industrial|Hornwright Industrial Mining Company]] launching the [[auto-miner]] industrial robot line.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC02032077-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC02032077-HF]]</ref>
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Formally named the EX-17 Excavator, the power armor project was headed by [[Harold Frost]], siphoned off directly from the [[United States Army]] Research Corps in early 2075. The project made headway at first and Frost was confident he could deliver a prototype within months.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC06122075-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC06122075-HF]]</ref> However, durability issues manifested quickly due to the stress caused by mining. By September 2075, the research team settled on using black titanium, native to Appalachia, due to its tensile strength. The sheer expense was considered an acceptable tradeoff.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC09222075-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC09222075-HF]]</ref> The suit's extra weight made a more efficient reactor necessary. Although the team continued to experiment with new solutions as late as May 2076, Frost's team had to go for broke<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC05182076-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC05182076-HF]]</ref> and go with an [[ultracite]] reactor. In exchange for [[Atomic Mining Services|AMS]]' proprietary ore, they had to make a decade-long commitment to AMS technology. It was Christmas 2076.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC12242076-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; MC12242076-HF]]</ref> It allowed the team to complete the project in February 2077, three months ahead of schedule, hastened by AMS' reveal of [[Watoga]] and [[Hornwright Industrial|Hornwright Industrial Mining Company]] launching the [[auto-miner]] industrial robot line.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC02032077-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC02032077-HF]]</ref>
   
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By April 3, 2077, the choice proved to be a sound one. Three complete Excavator units were operational, with a spotless maintenance record, no breakdowns, and records broken for the amounts of ore extracted in a ''single'' day. CEO Garrahan decided to play all-in, challenging [[Hornwright Industrial|Hornwright Industrial Mining Company]] to a duel where the Excavators and auto-miners would compete to mine the most ore in a pre-set amount of time. The challenge was a calculated risk, aiming to raise the profile of the company and the project while securing lucrative contracts in the increasingly automation-obsessed Appalachia.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC04302077-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#; GMC04302077-HF]]</ref> To make things worse, Garrahan was affected by the fallout from Hornwright and AMS' handling of the miners in Appalachia: Although Garrahan employed miners and tried to pay them proper wages, the Welch riots that engulfed Appalachia hit them by proxy, leading to walkouts and property damage. However, when the riots petered out around October 5, after the Bramwell bombing that toppled a Mega Mansion, Garrahan remained ready to negotiate with the group of miners willing to come to the table.<ref>[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-10-05-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries#; GME-10-05-077]]</ref> Although a settlement was reached on October 12, after a week of tense negotiations, Garrahan was put back at square one by the ill-advised actions of [[Bill Garrahan]]. Bryce's brother possessed a volatile temper, which resulted in him "lending a hand" at the [[Rockhound]] by shooting up the machine seized by protesting miners using a custom minigun he commissioned. The miners were not amused.<ref name=":0">[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-10-12-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries#; ME-10-12-077]]</ref>
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By April 3, 2077, the choice proved to be a sound one. Three complete Excavator units were operational, with a spotless maintenance record, no breakdowns, and records broken for the amounts of ore extracted in a ''single'' day. CEO Garrahan decided to play all-in, challenging [[Hornwright Industrial|Hornwright Industrial Mining Company]] to a duel where the Excavators and auto-miners would compete to mine the most ore in a pre-set amount of time. The challenge was a calculated risk, aiming to raise the profile of the company and the project while securing lucrative contracts in the increasingly automation-obsessed Appalachia.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#GMC04302077-HF|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC04302077-HF]]</ref> To make things worse, Garrahan was affected by the fallout from Hornwright and AMS' handling of the miners in Appalachia: Although Garrahan employed miners and tried to pay them proper wages, the Welch riots that engulfed Appalachia hit them by proxy, leading to walkouts and property damage. However, when the riots petered out around October 5, after the Bramwell bombing that toppled a Mega Mansion, Garrahan remained ready to negotiate with the group of miners willing to come to the table.<ref>[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-10-05-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries; GME-10-05-077]]</ref> Although a settlement was reached on October 12, after a week of tense negotiations, Garrahan was put back at square one by the ill-advised actions of [[Bill Garrahan]]. Bryce's brother possessed a volatile temper, which resulted in him "lending a hand" at the [[Rockhound]] by shooting up the machine seized by protesting miners using a custom minigun he commissioned. The miners were not amused.<ref name=":0">[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-10-12-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries; ME-10-12-077]]</ref>
   
 
The challenge turned out to be the decisive battle of the Hornwright/Garrahan war: 24 hours of non-stop mining.<ref>[[Charleston Herald - Man vs. Machine]]</ref> The challenge started on October 18 and lasted the whole day, with auto-miners and Excavators effortlessly chewing through the rock at their designated sites. They were a match for one another and by the end of the day, Hornwright won by a thin margin, just 1.85 tons - less than a single truckload - and stood supreme. Hornwright Mining seized on this tenuous victory as an example of machine's superiority to man.<ref>[[Charleston Herald - Hornwright Wins!]]</ref>
 
The challenge turned out to be the decisive battle of the Hornwright/Garrahan war: 24 hours of non-stop mining.<ref>[[Charleston Herald - Man vs. Machine]]</ref> The challenge started on October 18 and lasted the whole day, with auto-miners and Excavators effortlessly chewing through the rock at their designated sites. They were a match for one another and by the end of the day, Hornwright won by a thin margin, just 1.85 tons - less than a single truckload - and stood supreme. Hornwright Mining seized on this tenuous victory as an example of machine's superiority to man.<ref>[[Charleston Herald - Hornwright Wins!]]</ref>
   
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Of course, Hornwright's executives did not play fairly and intervened to ensure that Garrahan would fail through industrial sabotage.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#Memo: Hornwright Sabotage|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#; Memo: Hornwright Sabotage]]</ref> However, even if Garrahan could identify the culprit, they lost. Auto-miners were the talk of the region, while the Excavator power armor project was officially scrapped, with millions sent down the drain, and the company's stock in free-fall. All that Daniel Hornwright had to do was execute a hostile takeover, with the goal of folding the groundbreaking Excavator project into the auto-miners, creating a fleet of indestructible, autonomous miners capable of pin-pointing mineral deposits with no oversight from human operators.
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However, Hornwright's executives did not play fairly and intervened to ensure that Garrahan would fail through industrial sabotage.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#Memo: Hornwright Sabotage|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; Memo: Hornwright Sabotage]]</ref> However, even if Garrahan could identify the culprit, they lost. Auto-miners were the talk of the region, while the Excavator power armor project was officially scrapped, with millions sent down the drain, and the company's stock in free-fall. All that Daniel Hornwright had to do was execute a hostile takeover, with the goal of folding the groundbreaking Excavator project into the auto-miners, creating a fleet of indestructible, autonomous miners capable of pin-pointing mineral deposits with no oversight from human operators.
   
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For her part, Vivian Garrahan was ready to accept Hornwright's offer of leasing auto-miners to up the company's mining output and salvage the situation, as well as stepping down as CEO and handing the company over to her children.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#Personal Diary - Entry 05|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#; Personal Diary - Entry 05]]</ref>
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For her part, Vivian Garrahan was ready to accept Hornwright's offer of leasing auto-miners to up the company's mining output and salvage the situation, as well as stepping down as CEO and handing the company over to her children.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#Personal Diary - Entry 05|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; Personal Diary - Entry 05]]</ref>
   
 
==Corporate affairs==
  
==Corporate affairs==
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Unlike their closest competitor, Hornwright, Garrahan employed human miners, rather than robotics, and was thus much more vulnerable to the unrest that swept Appalachia in late 2077, as a result of the miners' dissatisfaction with the string of Hornwright firings and the brutal takeover of [[Welch]] by [[Atomic Mining Services]]. Although the company was ready to call upon the governor and the [[National Guard]] if the rioting escalated, Garrahan preferred to negotiate with the miners and reach a settlement where Hornwright would simply ignore them.<ref>[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-10-03-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries; GME-10-03-077]]</ref> Vivian Hornwright was determined to find a peaceful resolution, even in the face of [[HalluciGen, Inc.|HalluciGen]]'s offers to provide the means to pacify the miners by gassing them. Garrahan refused.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#Personal Diary - Entry 01|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#; Personal Diary - Entry 01]]</ref> Negotiations were made problematic by the involvement of one of the family's members, Bill Garrahan, in the attacks on the Rockhound, which forced the company's operations manager back to the negotiations table.<ref name=":0" />
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Unlike their closest competitor, Hornwright, Garrahan employed human miners, rather than robotics, and was thus much more vulnerable to the unrest that swept Appalachia in late 2077, as a result of the miners' dissatisfaction with the string of Hornwright firings and the brutal takeover of [[Welch]] by [[Atomic Mining Services]]. Although the company was ready to call upon the governor and the [[National Guard]] if the rioting escalated, Garrahan preferred to negotiate with the miners and reach a settlement where Hornwright would simply ignore them.<ref>[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-10-03-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries; GME-10-03-077]]</ref> Vivian Hornwright was determined to find a peaceful resolution, even in the face of [[HalluciGen, Inc.|HalluciGen]]'s offers to provide the means to pacify the miners by gassing them. Garrahan refused.<ref>[[Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries#Personal Diary - Entry 01|Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; Personal Diary - Entry 01]]</ref> Negotiations were made problematic by the involvement of one of the family's members, Bill Garrahan, in the attacks on the Rockhound, which forced the company's operations manager back to the negotiations table.<ref name=":0" />
   
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The company's financial problems caused by the rioting and the investment in the Excavator had a cascading effect throughout the company. Proposals to install automated security were routinely denied by [[Bryce Garrahan]], operations manager, due to the potential for expensive criminal liability suits. Unfortunately, the same problems also caused a freeze on the security budget, leading to reduced security staffing at Garrahan mining sites and increased vulnerability to riot-related vandalism.<ref>[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-09-28-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries#; ME-09-28-077]]</ref>
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The company's financial problems caused by the rioting and the investment in the Excavator had a cascading effect throughout the company. Proposals to install automated security were routinely denied by [[Bryce Garrahan]], operations manager, due to the potential for expensive criminal liability suits. Unfortunately, the same problems also caused a freeze on the security budget, leading to reduced security staffing at Garrahan mining sites and increased vulnerability to riot-related vandalism.<ref>[[Garrahan Estate terminal entries#GME-09-28-077|Garrahan Estate terminal entries; ME-09-28-077]]</ref>
   
 
==Projects==
  
==Projects==

Revision as of 02:13, 6 June 2020

 
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Garrahan Mining was a pre-War company that operated in West Virginia.

Background

The Garrahans and Hornwrights were the two major families in charge of Appalachia's mining industry. They owned lavish estates in the mountains overlooking their precious mines.[1]

Formally named the EX-17 Excavator, the power armor project was headed by Harold Frost, siphoned off directly from the United States Army Research Corps in early 2075. The project made headway at first and Frost was confident he could deliver a prototype within months.[2] However, durability issues manifested quickly due to the stress caused by mining. By September 2075, the research team settled on using black titanium, native to Appalachia, due to its tensile strength. The sheer expense was considered an acceptable tradeoff.[3] The suit's extra weight made a more efficient reactor necessary. Although the team continued to experiment with new solutions as late as May 2076, Frost's team had to go for broke[4] and go with an ultracite reactor. In exchange for AMS' proprietary ore, they had to make a decade-long commitment to AMS technology. It was Christmas 2076.[5] It allowed the team to complete the project in February 2077, three months ahead of schedule, hastened by AMS' reveal of Watoga and Hornwright Industrial Mining Company launching the auto-miner industrial robot line.[6]

By April 3, 2077, the choice proved to be a sound one. Three complete Excavator units were operational, with a spotless maintenance record, no breakdowns, and records broken for the amounts of ore extracted in a single day. CEO Garrahan decided to play all-in, challenging Hornwright Industrial Mining Company to a duel where the Excavators and auto-miners would compete to mine the most ore in a pre-set amount of time. The challenge was a calculated risk, aiming to raise the profile of the company and the project while securing lucrative contracts in the increasingly automation-obsessed Appalachia.[7] To make things worse, Garrahan was affected by the fallout from Hornwright and AMS' handling of the miners in Appalachia: Although Garrahan employed miners and tried to pay them proper wages, the Welch riots that engulfed Appalachia hit them by proxy, leading to walkouts and property damage. However, when the riots petered out around October 5, after the Bramwell bombing that toppled a Mega Mansion, Garrahan remained ready to negotiate with the group of miners willing to come to the table.[8] Although a settlement was reached on October 12, after a week of tense negotiations, Garrahan was put back at square one by the ill-advised actions of Bill Garrahan. Bryce's brother possessed a volatile temper, which resulted in him "lending a hand" at the Rockhound by shooting up the machine seized by protesting miners using a custom minigun he commissioned. The miners were not amused.[9]

The challenge turned out to be the decisive battle of the Hornwright/Garrahan war: 24 hours of non-stop mining.[10] The challenge started on October 18 and lasted the whole day, with auto-miners and Excavators effortlessly chewing through the rock at their designated sites. They were a match for one another and by the end of the day, Hornwright won by a thin margin, just 1.85 tons - less than a single truckload - and stood supreme. Hornwright Mining seized on this tenuous victory as an example of machine's superiority to man.[11]

However, Hornwright's executives did not play fairly and intervened to ensure that Garrahan would fail through industrial sabotage.[12] However, even if Garrahan could identify the culprit, they lost. Auto-miners were the talk of the region, while the Excavator power armor project was officially scrapped, with millions sent down the drain, and the company's stock in free-fall. All that Daniel Hornwright had to do was execute a hostile takeover, with the goal of folding the groundbreaking Excavator project into the auto-miners, creating a fleet of indestructible, autonomous miners capable of pin-pointing mineral deposits with no oversight from human operators.

For her part, Vivian Garrahan was ready to accept Hornwright's offer of leasing auto-miners to up the company's mining output and salvage the situation, as well as stepping down as CEO and handing the company over to her children.[13]

Corporate affairs

Unlike their closest competitor, Hornwright, Garrahan employed human miners, rather than robotics, and was thus much more vulnerable to the unrest that swept Appalachia in late 2077, as a result of the miners' dissatisfaction with the string of Hornwright firings and the brutal takeover of Welch by Atomic Mining Services. Although the company was ready to call upon the governor and the National Guard if the rioting escalated, Garrahan preferred to negotiate with the miners and reach a settlement where Hornwright would simply ignore them.[14] Vivian Hornwright was determined to find a peaceful resolution, even in the face of HalluciGen's offers to provide the means to pacify the miners by gassing them. Garrahan refused.[15] Negotiations were made problematic by the involvement of one of the family's members, Bill Garrahan, in the attacks on the Rockhound, which forced the company's operations manager back to the negotiations table.[9]

The company's financial problems caused by the rioting and the investment in the Excavator had a cascading effect throughout the company. Proposals to install automated security were routinely denied by Bryce Garrahan, operations manager, due to the potential for expensive criminal liability suits. Unfortunately, the same problems also caused a freeze on the security budget, leading to reduced security staffing at Garrahan mining sites and increased vulnerability to riot-related vandalism.[16]

Projects

  • Ore and coal from mining operations.
  • Excavator power armor - The flagship project of the company and an attempt to redefine the future of Appalachian mining. Scrapped after the marginal, but nonetheless devastating loss to Hornwright in the Man vs. Machine contest.
  • "Anti-robot machines" - Intended to be used against Hornwright's Strikebreaker robots to sabotage their efforts, the project was quickly scrapped by Vivian, handing it off to Allan Garrahan, who proceeded to hand the work off to Mr. Wolf of the Bysshe Company.

Known employees

Appearances

Garrahan Mining is mentioned only in Fallout 76.

Gallery

References

  1. ↑ Fallout 76 loading screen hints
  2. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC06122075-HF
  3. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC09222075-HF
  4. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC05182076-HF
  5. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; MC12242076-HF
  6. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC02032077-HF
  7. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; GMC04302077-HF
  8. ↑ Garrahan Estate terminal entries; GME-10-05-077
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 Garrahan Estate terminal entries; ME-10-12-077
  10. ↑ Charleston Herald - Man vs. Machine
  11. ↑ Charleston Herald - Hornwright Wins!
  12. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; Memo: Hornwright Sabotage
  13. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; Personal Diary - Entry 05
  14. ↑ Garrahan Estate terminal entries; GME-10-03-077
  15. ↑ Garrahan Mining Headquarters terminal entries; Personal Diary - Entry 01
  16. ↑ Garrahan Estate terminal entries; ME-09-28-077
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Weapons, ammunition, and armorA&X Silencers · ArmCo · BeatCo · Beretta · Big Chief · Bringham · Calico · Cambridge Polymer Labs, LLC · Circle G · Colt Firearms · Cordex · Donaustahl GmbH · Enforcer · Federal Cartridge · Fabrique Nationale · Glastinghouse, Inc. · Glock · Grandad's · Hauer Premium · HalluciGen, Inc. · Heckler & Koch · Hermes Communications · Implied Hypnotics · Independent Arms Group · L.O.B. Enterprises · Long Branch Arsenal · M&A Guns Manufacturers · Manhattan Projects Inc. · Masterson · Mauser · Rheinmetall AG · Pancor · Purebore · Ranch Defender · Rockwell · Romington · SharpWit, Inc. · SIG-Sauer · Silver Star · Raider of America · Red Raptor Firearms · Red Ryder · Smith & Wesson · Southern Cartridge · Stent Security Solutions · Union Cartridge · Wattz Electronics · Whoop Ass · Winchester · West Tek · Yuma Flats Energy Consortium
OtherB&K Cleaners · Bernardo's · Big Al's Tattoo Parlor · Big MT · Boston Communications · Burnett and Associates · Clark, Clark, Clark & Associates · Cole & Parker Holdings Ltd. · D. Miller & Sons · Dawnshire Pottery, Inc. · Egret Tours · Fantastic Tours · Gramercy & Ulster · Granite Wolf Insurance · Grey & Gould · Happy Liberty Imports · Hermes Communications, Incorporated · Jay's Moving · LGJG · LoveLine · Madden's Boxing Gym · Priblos' Curios · Pulowski Preservation Services · R&G Processing Services · Rockwell Clearing House · The Whitespring Resort · Ticknor and Fields · Tucker & Sons Funeral Home · Van Lowe Taxidermy · Westside Cleaners Storage · Wilson Brother's Auto Repair
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