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===Clan Invasion===
 
===Clan Invasion===
 
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In April of [[3050]], Clan Jade Falcon dispatched the [[8th Falcon Regulars (Clan Jade Falcon)|Eighth]] and the [[12th Falcon Regulars (Clan Jade Falcon)|Twelfth Falcon Regulars]] [[Cluster|Clusters]] to take [[Steelton]]. The world's defenses were lead by [[Colonel]] [[Charles Francis Carranza|Francis "Crab" Carranza]], commanding the planet's militia force and the [[1st Regiment (12th Star Guards)|First Regiment]] of the [[Twelfth Star Guards]]. Colonel Carranza bluffed the Jade Falcon forces by making it appear he had a [[brigade]] of forces defending the planet. The inflated number of troops forced the bidding Jade Falcon commander to call in reinforcements which ultimately led to the Colonel's demise. The Falcons targetted the planet's capital city of Cregan's Bluff as the main objective; in the course of the battle the Twelfth Star Guards positions were overrun by Falcon forces, but the Twelfth managed to hold their positions long enough for elements of the Star Guards and the surviving militia forces (one regiment) to evacuate the planet, although Colonel Carranza was killed.<ref name="JFSBp37">'' Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 37 - Steelton - Brief info the battle for Steelton.</ref>
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In April of [[3050]], Clan Jade Falcon dispatched the [[8th Falcon Regulars (Clan Jade Falcon)|Eighth]] and the [[12th Falcon Regulars (Clan Jade Falcon)|Twelfth Falcon Regulars]] [[Cluster|Clusters]] to take [[Steelton]]. The world's defenses were lead by [[Colonel]] [[Charles Francis Carranza|Francis "Crab" Carranza]], commanding the planet's militia force and the [[1st Regiment (12th Star Guards)|First Regiment]] of the [[Twelfth Star Guards]]. Colonel Carranza bluffed the Jade Falcon forces by making it appear he had a [[brigade]] of forces defending the planet. The inflated number of troops forced the bidding Jade Falcon commander to call in reinforcements which ultimately led to the Colonel's demise. The Falcons targeted the planet's capital city of Cregan's Bluff as the main objective; in the course of the battle, the Twelfth Star Guards positions were overrun by Falcon forces, but the Twelfth managed to hold their positions long enough for elements of the Star Guards and the surviving militia forces (one regiment) to evacuate the planet, although Colonel Carranza was killed.<ref name="JFSBp37">'' Jade Falcon Sourcebook'', p. 37 - Steelton - Brief info the battle for Steelton.</ref>
  
 
====Wotan====
 
====Wotan====

Revision as of 18:59, 1 May 2018

Template:InfoBoxStateUnit The Steelton Militia was one of the defending forces of Steelton.[1]

History

Clan Invasion

Steelton

In April of 3050, Clan Jade Falcon dispatched the Eighth and the Twelfth Falcon Regulars Clusters to take Steelton. The world's defenses were lead by Colonel Francis "Crab" Carranza, commanding the planet's militia force and the First Regiment of the Twelfth Star Guards. Colonel Carranza bluffed the Jade Falcon forces by making it appear he had a brigade of forces defending the planet. The inflated number of troops forced the bidding Jade Falcon commander to call in reinforcements which ultimately led to the Colonel's demise. The Falcons targeted the planet's capital city of Cregan's Bluff as the main objective; in the course of the battle, the Twelfth Star Guards positions were overrun by Falcon forces, but the Twelfth managed to hold their positions long enough for elements of the Star Guards and the surviving militia forces (one regiment) to evacuate the planet, although Colonel Carranza was killed.[2]

Wotan

The unit died in Wotan with the rest of the defenders.

Officers

Rank Name Command
Commanding Officers of the Steelton Tamar March Militia

Tactics

Composition History

3050

Unknown, but more that one regiment.

Notes

Rules

References

  1. Jade Falcon Clan Sourcebook, p. 37
  2. Jade Falcon Sourcebook, p. 37 - Steelton - Brief info the battle for Steelton.

Bibliography