Suite Cleanup 2: Fixing a Ton of Internal Typos: Phase 1

megameklab/data/mechfiles/dropships/Other/Rose (Bara no Ryu) (Hive).blk

@@ -149,7 +149,7 @@ While officially a merchantman, the harmless looking exterior of the Bara no Ryu
 </overview>
 
 <deployment>
-The Rose can transport just under 10,000 tons of cargo, its standard multipurpose bays can accomodate everything from foodstuffs and construction material to Combat Vehicles and BattleMechs, albeit not able to deploy its cargo in combat as a dedicated combat carrier could. The Rose also includes provisions for a platoon of infantry and its four Small Craft bays can also hold AeroSpace Fighters.
+The Rose can transport just under 10,000 tons of cargo, its standard multipurpose bays can accommodate everything from foodstuffs and construction material to Combat Vehicles and BattleMechs, albeit not able to deploy its cargo in combat as a dedicated combat carrier could. The Rose also includes provisions for a platoon of infantry and its four Small Craft bays can also hold AeroSpace Fighters.
 </deployment>
 
 <history>

megameklab/data/mechfiles/dropships/TRO3057R/IS/Rose (Bara no Ryu) (3054).blk

@@ -194,7 +194,7 @@ While officially a merchantman, the harmless looking exterior of the Bara no Ryu
 </overview>
 
 <deployment>
-The Rose can transport just under 10,000 tons of cargo, its standard multipurpose bays can accomodate everything from foodstuffs and construction material to Combat Vehicles and BattleMechs, albeit not able to deploy its cargo in combat as a dedicated combat carrier could. The Rose also includes provisions for a platoon of infantry and its four Small Craft bays can also hold AeroSpace Fighters.
+The Rose can transport just under 10,000 tons of cargo, its standard multipurpose bays can accommodate everything from foodstuffs and construction material to Combat Vehicles and BattleMechs, albeit not able to deploy its cargo in combat as a dedicated combat carrier could. The Rose also includes provisions for a platoon of infantry and its four Small Craft bays can also hold AeroSpace Fighters.
 </deployment>
 
 <history>

megameklab/data/mechfiles/fighters/TRO3050U/IS/Zero ZRO-115.blk

@@ -114,7 +114,7 @@ The Zero debuted in 2703 as a light, well-armed and armored Aerospace Fighter fo
 </overview>
 
 <deployment>
-Not to be outdone by the Clans, Comstar upgraded their Star League era Zero and introduced this variant in 3055. They removed the LRM-10 launcher and Large Laser and replaced it with a Kingslaughter ER PPC and 2 Streak SRM-2 launchers. The older model's single heatsinks were upgraded to double heatsinks to combat the increased heat generated by its new weapons.
+Not to be outdone by the Clans, ComStar upgraded their Star League era Zero and introduced this variant in 3055. They removed the LRM-10 launcher and Large Laser and replaced it with a Kingslaughter ER PPC and 2 Streak SRM-2 launchers. The older model's single heatsinks were upgraded to double heatsinks to combat the increased heat generated by its new weapons.
 </deployment>
 
 <history>

megameklab/data/mechfiles/mechs/3039u/Clint CLNT-2-4T.mtf

@@ -153,7 +153,7 @@ Overview: Not every BattleMech developed for the Star League was a  technologica
 
 Capabilities: The Clint mostly operates as a heavier recon 'Mech or lower-end skirmisher. In these roles it serves well, and it demands respect from common scouting designs such as the Stinger or Wasp. The Sloane 220 targeting computer means that its firepower hits more often than average, giving the Clint a higher punch than what might be thought at first sight.
 
-Deployment: The Clint was found in every army in the Inner Sphere during the Succession Wars. No factories produced the design, but notable concentrations were found in the Federated Commonwealth and Capellan Confederation. Certain other states, such as the Free Worlds League, often used their Clints for little more than spare parts. A modification made by the two major users of the design, the -2-4T sacrificed manueverability and short-ranged firepower in order to increase the number of autocannons it carried. Commonly used against VTOLs, tanks, and other conventional forces, it posed little threat against 'Mechs able to catch up to it. Just like the base Clint, no -2-4T's remained in the armies of House Davion of Liao (or any other Houses) by the end of the Jihad.
+Deployment: The Clint was found in every army in the Inner Sphere during the Succession Wars. No factories produced the design, but notable concentrations were found in the Federated Commonwealth and Capellan Confederation. Certain other states, such as the Free Worlds League, often used their Clints for little more than spare parts. A modification made by the two major users of the design, the -2-4T sacrificed manoeuvrability and short-ranged firepower in order to increase the number of autocannons it carried. Commonly used against VTOLs, tanks, and other conventional forces, it posed little threat against 'Mechs able to catch up to it. Just like the base Clint, no -2-4T's remained in the armies of House Davion of Liao (or any other Houses) by the end of the Jihad.
 
 systemmanufacturer:CHASSIS:Andoran
 systemmode:CHASSIS:Model III

megameklab/data/mechfiles/mechs/3050U/Crab CRB-27.mtf

@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ deployment:The Crab carries two RamTech 1200 Large Lasers, each housed in the cl
 
 history:Less than a thousand Crabs had been produced when the Succession Wars began. So popular was the Crab that many believed it was likely to become the standard medium 'Mech of the SLDF. Unfortunately the Amaris Civil War and the dissolution of the Star League put an end to any future plans for the Crab. Cosara Weaponries' Crab factory on Northwind was practically destroyed in 2786, one of many strategic targets attacked in the opening salvos of the First Succession War. Although dedicated technicians were able to keep portions of the assembly line open, producing what spare parts they still could to rebuild damaged Crabs, the technology used for both the original's advanced armor plating and communications system became lost. Designated as CRB-20 models, these Crabs were only slightly inferior to the original: with the destruction of the military infrastructure necessary for the Dalban Series K's more advanced functions to work, its replacement by lesser systems ironically became less of an issue. By the end of the Fourth Succession War a hundred or so Crabs were still active in the Inner Sphere and all were CRB-20s. Unbeknownst to many, ComStar had secreted away massive stockpiles of Star League technology and 'Mechs, including the Crab. When it came time to form their own military original CRB-27 Crabs were used to outfit the Com Guards, while at the same time gifting downgraded CRB-20s to the Draconis Combine during the War of 3039 as part of Operation Rosebud. Concurrently the discovery of the Helm Memory Core allowed the refit line on Northwind to start upgrading the remaining downgraded Crabs to their original specification. Unknown to anyone in the Inner Sphere was the continued existence of the Crab in the arsenal of the Clans, although by the time of the Clan Invasion these had been relegated to second-line and garrison units. Eventually Cosara Weaponries was able to restart production of the original Crab in the 3050s and brand-new variants began turning up. Among these were new CRB-30s built by ComStar (later acquired by the Word of Blake) which made use of new C3 technology; it was also rumored ComStar sold these models to the rump Free Rasalhague Republic. During the Jihad the Word of Blake managed to capture the Northwind factory and begin producing their own radical variant known as the CRB-45.
 
-manufacturer:Cosara Weaponries,Field Refits (Comstar)
+manufacturer:Cosara Weaponries,Field Refits (ComStar)
 primaryfactory:Northwind,Terra
 systemmanufacturer:CHASSIS:Hollis Mark 1A
 systemmanufacturer:ENGINE:Magna 250

megameklab/data/mechfiles/mechs/Recognition Guide ilClan/Vol 18/Kingfisher F.mtf

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ overview:An early Clan assault OmniMech that may have influenced all subsequent
 
 capabilities:The tough Kingfisher mounts fourteen and a half tons of Ferro-Fibrous armor on an Endo Steel chassis, the most it can take. Unlike most modern front-line OmniMechs, the Kingfisher uses a standard engine. The 'Mech also has seventeen fixed double heat sinks, forcing three to be mounted outside of the engine.
 
-deployment:The F variant is equiped with an ECM, the main weapon is a HAG 30, with an ER Large Laser in the center torso and three ER Medium Lasers in the right arm.
+deployment:The F variant is equipped with an ECM, the main weapon is a HAG 30, with an ER Large Laser in the center torso and three ER Medium Lasers in the right arm.
 
 history:Based off the powerful but dezgra Pulverizer, Clan Snow Raven debuted the Kingfisher in 2887 as an early second-generation OmniMech, the Kingfisher's speed and relative invulnerability have kept it in heavy use even during the Clan Invasion era, especially by Clan Ghost Bear, alongside more recent assault OmniMechs like the Executioner.
 

megameklab/data/mechfiles/mechs/XTRs/Comstar/Highlander HGN-641-X-2.mtf

@@ -143,7 +143,7 @@ deployment:This ComStar developed variant is equipped with a pair of Artemis IV-
 
 history:during the design's initial trial runs that pilots began using these 'Mechs in what would infamously become known as the "Highlander Burial". Leaping into the air and landing directly on their enemy, a Highlander could literally drive a light 'Mech into the ground. So successful was this maneuver that the design team re-engineered the legs to withstand repeated death-from-above attacks and turned what had been a desperation move into an art form, giving Highlander pilots an additional psychological edge. As with other Star League era designs the Highlander would suffer the loss of technology brought about by the Succession Wars, and when StarCorps' factory on Son Hoa was devastated towards the end of the Second Succession War the original HGN-732 became virtually extinct. An agreement between StarCorps and Hollis Incorporated to rebuild destroyed chassis from scratch using readily-available technology kept the line going until the mid-3030s when limited production was restarted by StarCorps on Son Hoa and Corey, producing barely a dozen new 'Mechs per year. These HGN-733 Highlanders were used in small numbers by the Capellan Confederation and Lyran Commonwealth, commonly as part of lances containing Exterminators, Victors, Grasshoppers and Catapults. Unbeknownst to many, ComStar also maintained a large stock of Highlanders left over from the Star League, some of which they gifted to the Draconis Combine during the War of 3039. The appearance of so many seemingly rare 733s, along with a few 732s whose advanced technology managed to slip through ComStar screening, had a large impact on Lyran morale during that conflict. ComStar would also use the design in their own military forces, the Com Guard, and even during the Clan Invasion a few original 732s would take to the field as part of the Clans' fighting forces. The Northwind Highlanders especially favored this namesake Battlemech. In fact, during the Succession Wars, they were the only Inner Sphere army to keep a large number of them operational, along with ComStar. The Highlanders are specially skilled in delivering the famed Highlander Burial maneuver. By 3057 StarCorps' Son Hoa line was at full production, producing brand-new original-spec Highlanders for Lyran units of the Federated Commonwealth, just in time to take part in the FedCom Civil War. Highlanders would continue to be produced all the way through to the Jihad, where advanced variants fought both for and against the Word of Blake.
 
-manufacturer:Refit (Comstar)
+manufacturer:Refit (ComStar)
 primaryfactory:Various
 systemmanufacturer:CHASSIS:Star League XT-R
 systemmanufacturer:ENGINE:GM 270 XL

megameklab/data/mechfiles/unsupported/mechs/3055 IS/Comstar LAM EX1.mtf

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 Version:1.0
-Comstar LAM
+ComStar LAM
 EX1
 
 Config:LAM