241st Battle Combat Group

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History

The first mention of the 241st is at the battle of Bryant. This engagement against the Capellans also earned the 241st their unofficial nickname: the Gazelles.[1] This is the workhorse unit of the Lexington Combat Group. During the FedCom Civil War the 241st supported Victor Steiner-Davion and fought as a support unit for the beleaguered Fighting Urukhai and 1st Albion Training Cadre. This heavy fighting cost the 241st one 'Mech battalion.[1]

During the Jihad the 241st was stationed on Bromhead. There they remained while Operation SOVEREIGN JUSTICE and the Taurian assault on the Federated Suns raged. They were not attacked or affected by these conflicts, but they were also unable to rebuild from the damage they took during the FedCom Civil War.[2]

Officers

As of 3067, the commanding officer Colonel Frederic Zaffson.[1]

Tactics

The unit is a disciplined force and are known as a 'jack of all trades' regiment. They are also known for being composed primarily of heavy 'Mechs.[1]

Dragoon Ratings

Dragoon Rating: Unrated

Composition History

3040

Frederic's Gazelles (Regiment/Regular/Reliable)[3]

3054

Frederic’s Gazelles (Regular/Reliable)[4]

  • CO: Colonel Frederic Zaffson [4]

3067

241st Battle Regiment (1 Regiment/Veteran/Reliable)[1]

- Many heavy designs

191st Tactical Fighter Wing (1 Wing/Elite/Fanatical)[1]

  • CO: Major Willard "Surfboy" DeLaurier

- The received a huge upgrade from the Jalastar Aerospace plant

2nd Lexington Cavalry Brigade (2 Regiments/Veteran/Reliable)[1]

  • CO: Colonel Gerd Kreitz

- Fields many heavy and assault designs for maximum damage - Artillery battalion contains 16 Long Toms + 8 Demolisher with Arrow IV as support

Notes

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 Mercenaries Supplemental, p. 48, "Unit Profile"
  2. Mercenaries Supplemental Update, p. 86
  3. Historical: War of 3039 , p. 141
  4. 4.0 4.1 Objective Raids, p. 15

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