They only produced couple of mobile suits and that was Dijeh and Guncannon Defector (co-produced with Anaheim). Amuro is the only ace pilot in that group and even their logo just basic letters.
Because they just don't really do anything, even in side stories. The most you can say is amuro dicks around a bit but doesn't really do anything impactful or all that interesting.
Terrestrial bound resistance groups are going to get the shaft (narratively) in the type of story-telling Gundam typically has. Space combat is a huge draw so a ground only group is going to suffer narratively when writers could focus on more dynamic groups, and for Gundam that means having access to space. In concept they're a logical way to portray a coordinated guerrilla resistance, in execution they're not that compelling because they're bound to one arena and that arena being the one bound by gravity.
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I mean Dougram exists, and a good chunk of Victory and 0079 consisted of ground based combat. It’s strange how the first Neo Zeon war hasn’t been capitalized on considering the amount of OYW side-stories. Especially since Amuro was fighting Zeeks in experimental Gundams. You can write twenty books off that alone.
