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==History==
 
==History==
The command served as reserve for [[Gamma Galaxy (Clan Star Adder)|Gamma Galaxy]] on [[Priori]] during the [[Burrock Absorption]]. The suprising battle drop of [[Clan Blood Spirit]]'s [[Beta Galaxy (Clan Blood Spirit)|Beta Galaxy]] were unexpected. The heavy machines of the Cluster were to slow to save their comrades in time, but the warriors have the opportunity to avenge the fallen clan members. This cost the lives of the Spirits Sakhan and his Beta Galaxy, because the 286th block the retreat road from the Kannenberg Plateau.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 133 </ref>
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The command served as reserve for [[Gamma Galaxy (Clan Star Adder)|Gamma Galaxy]] on [[Priori]] during the [[Burrock Absorption]]. The surprising battle drop of [[Clan Blood Spirit]]'s [[Beta Galaxy (Clan Blood Spirit)|Beta Galaxy]] was unexpected. The heavy machines of the Cluster were too slow to save their comrades in time, but the warriors had the opportunity to avenge the fallen Clan members. This cost the lives of the Spirits Sakhan and his Beta Galaxy, because the 286th blocked the retreat route from the Kannenberg Plateau.<ref>''Field Manual: Crusader Clans'', p. 133 </ref>
  
 
==Officers==
 
==Officers==

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History

The command served as reserve for Gamma Galaxy on Priori during the Burrock Absorption. The surprising battle drop of Clan Blood Spirit's Beta Galaxy was unexpected. The heavy machines of the Cluster were too slow to save their comrades in time, but the warriors had the opportunity to avenge the fallen Clan members. This cost the lives of the Spirits Sakhan and his Beta Galaxy, because the 286th blocked the retreat route from the Kannenberg Plateau.[1]

Officers

As of 3059 the Commanding Officer was Star Colonel Arri Turgidson.

Tactics

Composition

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Notes

References

  1. Field Manual: Crusader Clans, p. 133

Bibliography