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| − | In [[2764]] L Corps was part of the [[16th Army (Star League)|16th Army]] assigned to District 3 of the [[Draconis Combine Military Region]]. When the simmering violence and rebellion building in the [[Periphery]] erupted with the [[New Vandenberg Uprising]] and subsequent Periphery-wide uprising in [[2765]] L Corps was deployed | + | In [[2764]] L Corps was part of the [[16th Army (Star League)|16th Army]] assigned to District 3 of the [[Draconis Combine Military Region]]. When the simmering violence and rebellion building in the [[Periphery]] erupted with the [[New Vandenberg Uprising]] and subsequent Periphery-wide uprising in [[2765]] L Corps was deployed into the [[Periphery Military Region]] along with the rest of the 16th Army.<ref name="SLp149"/> |
L Corps took heavier losses in the Periphery campaign than they would in the entire [[Hegemony Campaign]]; by [[2766]] four of the seven divisions within L Corps had been lost in combat with a fifth division, the 165th Mechanized Infantry Division, suffering heavy enough losses to be disbanded, with some elements joining the rebels. During the course of the Hegemony Campaign L Corps lost another division, the 193rd Mechanized Infantry Division, leaving the Corps at a fraction of its former strength.<ref name="SLp149"/> | L Corps took heavier losses in the Periphery campaign than they would in the entire [[Hegemony Campaign]]; by [[2766]] four of the seven divisions within L Corps had been lost in combat with a fifth division, the 165th Mechanized Infantry Division, suffering heavy enough losses to be disbanded, with some elements joining the rebels. During the course of the Hegemony Campaign L Corps lost another division, the 193rd Mechanized Infantry Division, leaving the Corps at a fraction of its former strength.<ref name="SLp149"/> | ||
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Revision as of 19:18, 8 September 2022
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| L Corps | |
| Formed | unknown |
| Nickname | n/a |
| Affiliation | SLDF |
| Parent Command | Sixteenth Army |
Contents
Unit Description
L Corps (or the Fiftieth Corps) was one of the seventy-two Corps that made up the Star League Defense Force. Prior to the collapse of the Star League L Corps was a fairly large corps consisting of 7 divisions, an independent regiment, and an independent aero wing.[1]
History
In 2764 L Corps was part of the 16th Army assigned to District 3 of the Draconis Combine Military Region. When the simmering violence and rebellion building in the Periphery erupted with the New Vandenberg Uprising and subsequent Periphery-wide uprising in 2765 L Corps was deployed into the Periphery Military Region along with the rest of the 16th Army.[1]
L Corps took heavier losses in the Periphery campaign than they would in the entire Hegemony Campaign; by 2766 four of the seven divisions within L Corps had been lost in combat with a fifth division, the 165th Mechanized Infantry Division, suffering heavy enough losses to be disbanded, with some elements joining the rebels. During the course of the Hegemony Campaign L Corps lost another division, the 193rd Mechanized Infantry Division, leaving the Corps at a fraction of its former strength.[1]
When General Aleksandr Kerensky led the bulk of the SLDF on the Exodus in 2784 all of L Corps left with him.[1]
Officers
| Rank | Name | Command | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commanding Officers of the L Corps (Star League) | |||
Tactics
Unknown.
Composition History
2764
- Divisions
- Independent Regiments