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==History== | ==History== | ||
[[Major General]] Valos, serving with the New Avalon CrMM, was stationed on [[New Avalon]] in 3025.<ref name=HB:HDp138/> | [[Major General]] Valos, serving with the New Avalon CrMM, was stationed on [[New Avalon]] in 3025.<ref name=HB:HDp138/> | ||
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| + | During the [[Fourth Succession War]], Valos and the New Avalon CrMM were relocated to the world of [[New Aragon]] in order to defend the supply depot located in Grahamsville. When the planet came under attack from the remnants of the [[Capellan Confederation]]'s [[First Chesterton Voltigeurs|First]], [[Second Chesterton Voltigeurs|Second]], and [[Third Chesterton Voltigeurs]], Valos's inexperienced troops were given the opportunity to prove themselves against the Third Voltiguers' First [[Battalion]]. While Valos had accepted command of the New Avalon CrMM in the expectation that his retirement would follow soon after and shared his troops' discomfort at being so far from home, his [[Combat Engineer|combat engineers]] were still quick to destroy the bridges leading to the city over the raging Graham River. This caused the Capellans to lose some of their machines during their crossing of the river but fierce fighting soon began in Grahamsville proper. Valos's militiamen met the Voltiguers' suicidal charge two kilometers from the city's warehouse district and, in the ensuing battle, both Valos and his Capellan counterpart were badly wounded and forced out of action. This proved to be the turning point of the fighting, as the soldiers of the New Avalon CrMM rallied under the command of Valos's executive officer and crushed all but a [[Company|company]] of their demoralized opponents in the ensuing counterattack.<ref name=4SWp97>''NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 1'', p. 97: "Operation Ambush - New Aragon"</ref> | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
* ''[[House Davion (The Federated Suns)]]'' | * ''[[House Davion (The Federated Suns)]]'' | ||
| + | * ''[[NAIS The Fourth Succession War Military Atlas Volume 1]]'' | ||
[[Category:Federated Suns Characters|Valos, Edward]] | [[Category:Federated Suns Characters|Valos, Edward]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:04, 16 May 2024
Edward Valos | |
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| Rank | Major General[1] |
Edward Valos was the commanding officer of the New Avalon Crucis March Militia as of 3025.[1]
History[edit]
Major General Valos, serving with the New Avalon CrMM, was stationed on New Avalon in 3025.[1]
Fourth Succession War[edit]
During the Fourth Succession War, Valos and the New Avalon CrMM were relocated to the world of New Aragon in order to defend the supply depot located in Grahamsville. When the planet came under attack from the remnants of the Capellan Confederation's First, Second, and Third Chesterton Voltigeurs, Valos's inexperienced troops were given the opportunity to prove themselves against the Third Voltiguers' First Battalion. While Valos had accepted command of the New Avalon CrMM in the expectation that his retirement would follow soon after and shared his troops' discomfort at being so far from home, his combat engineers were still quick to destroy the bridges leading to the city over the raging Graham River. This caused the Capellans to lose some of their machines during their crossing of the river but fierce fighting soon began in Grahamsville proper. Valos's militiamen met the Voltiguers' suicidal charge two kilometers from the city's warehouse district and, in the ensuing battle, both Valos and his Capellan counterpart were badly wounded and forced out of action. This proved to be the turning point of the fighting, as the soldiers of the New Avalon CrMM rallied under the command of Valos's executive officer and crushed all but a company of their demoralized opponents in the ensuing counterattack.[2]