Khorsakhov's Cossacks

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History

This former Capellan Confederation Armed Forces unit a deep hatred for House Liao. Since the split from their home nation during the Fourth Succession War the command has worked exclusively for factions who oppose the CCAF. The Cossacks have been in St. Ives employ since 3054. The unit split from their sister regiment Rubinsky’s Light Horse after the brutal reunion of both states in 3063. Since then the unit has worked for the Federated Suns.[1]

During Operation Sovereign Justice the unit conquered Necromo for the AFFS, but the command was annihilated by naval forces of the CCAF in 3069.[1]

Officers

Lieutenant Colonel Sergei Krivokrasov has lead the command for a short time yet.[1]

Tactic

The unit carefully observes their enemy for any mistakes, and then uses this to their advantage.[1]

Support

A special agreement with Earthwerks Limited gives the mercs unlimited support whenever required. The entire unit can be transported with their three (Overlord-class) DropShips and their Invader-class JumpShip.[1]

Dragoon Ratings

3067

Dragoon Rating: B[1]

Composition

3067

Khorsakhov’s Cossacks (1 Regiment/Veteran/Reliable)[1]

- A heavy regiment with 30 percent upgrades. Light 'Mechs are supported by fast heavies and assault BattleMechs.

True Flight (1 Wing/Veteran/Reliable)[1]

  • Wing Commander: Major Simone Platt

- The 3 squadrons (Arrow, Dart and Sling) contain 20 percent upgrades.

Notes

In 3056 it is stated that Khorsakov's Cossacks were working with Free Capella under Tormano Liao. They were part of a planned operation that would have hit Shiloh alnog with Peter Steiner-Davion. Kai Allard Liao paid off the Colonel Nikohali Khorsakhov. This was discussed in detail in Assumption of Risk. Which throws off the timeline of the signing with St.Ives Compact. [2]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 Field Manual: Mercenaries Revised, p. 81, "Unit Profile"
  2. "Assumption of Risk"p.279-281,342

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