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Locke
Twelfth moon of Concord VI (sometimes called Fairfax). The thick breathable atmosphere of Locke paired with the Jovian radiation of the gas giant causes a very warm climate, with most of the moon covered in dense jungle. The distance from Concord's sun, along with the thick plant canopy, however, produce a near pitch-dark experience on the surface. It is for this reason that most settlements are built above the treeline, either on mountains or artificially.
The 383rd Imperial Army maintains a series of outposts and training camps on the moon, as well as a small orbital drydock for fleet patrol maintenance.