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=== Squadron ===
=== Squadron ===
[https://inara.cz/elite/squadron/4854/ Loose Screws Network LLC] on INARA is an independent PC-based [[Squadrons|squadron]] focused on community activities, exploration, and game discussion.<ref name=":1">[https://inara.cz/elite/squadron/4854/ Loose Screws Network LLC - Squadron] - INARA</ref> They are anchored at and originate from Morey Port in the Ross 310 system.<ref name=":1" /> They are primarily an American squadron in Central Time (US & Canada), but everyone is welcome to join.
[https://inara.cz/elite/squadron/4854/ Loose Screws Network LLC] on INARA is an independent PC-based [[Squadrons|squadron]] focused on BGS manipulation, system expansion, colonization efforts, community social activities, exploration, and game discussion.<ref name=":1">[https://inara.cz/elite/squadron/4854/ Loose Screws Network LLC - Squadron] - INARA</ref> They are anchored at and originate from Morey Port in the Ross 310 system.<ref name=":1" /> They are primarily an American squadron in Central Time (US & Canada), but everyone is welcome to join.


=== Player Minor Faction ===
=== Player Minor Faction ===

Revision as of 16:27, 7 October 2026

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The Loose Screws Network is a player minor faction, and squadron. They also make the American podcast Loose Screws ED.

Overview

Squadron

Loose Screws Network LLC on INARA is an independent PC-based squadron focused on BGS manipulation, system expansion, colonization efforts, community social activities, exploration, and game discussion.[1] They are anchored at and originate from Morey Port in the Ross 310 system.[1] They are primarily an American squadron in Central Time (US & Canada), but everyone is welcome to join.

Player Minor Faction

The Loose Screws Network is an independent, corporate-government player minor faction.[2] As of 3312 (2026), they are present in 467 star systems, and control 147 star systems, 318 stations, 432 settlements, 128 installations, 1 megaship, and 41,245,073,306 residents.[2]

Podcast

They have an American podcast Loose Screws ED. It's available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube.

Community

They host regular community events, group expeditions (such as the Distant Screws fleet trips), and produce media like the Loose Screws ED podcast covering ED development news and guides. LS also has a Discord.

Videos

References