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The Tamar Jagers were formed by Duke Selvin Kelswa III of Tamar at the start of the Third Succession War to protect the worlds of the Tamar Pact from the Draconis Combine.
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History
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Inconsistencies
There are two major inconsistencies in the history and formation of the Jagers :
- Duke Selvin Kelswa III was leader of the Tamar Pact at the end of the Third Succession War. The beginning of that war was over 100 years prior to the Duke's birth.
- The Jagers appear only in two early publications : Camo Specs and the Succession Wars (Board Game). They are not mentioned in any other publications, including the House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth) sourcebook, which was actually released before Camo Specs.
- Speculation : A plausible explanation for these discepencies would be that the Jagers' regiments were mixed, and primarily Conventional in nature, with some battlemech support. While inconsistent with the presentation of other units from the two products they appeared in, this would explain their dissaperance from the battlemech deployment tables of the LCAF.
Units of the Tamar Jagers
The Jagers reportedly were composed of four regiments, though these were not numbered in any publication.
Colors and Unit Insignia
The Jagers' parade colors were apparently red and black.
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A Zeus of the Tamar Jagers
References
- Camo Specs p. 34