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Revision as of 14:04, 13 November 2012
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Contents
Unit Description
XXXV Corps (or the Thirty-Fifth Corps) was one of the seventy-two Corps that made up the Star League Defense Force. Prior to the collapse of the Star League XXXV Corps was a large corps, consisting of 9 divisions and 2 independent regiments.[1]
History
In 2764 XXXV Corps was part of the 15th Army, assigned to District 2 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 XXXV Corps was deployed into into the Periphery Military Region along with the rest of the 15th Army.[1]
XXXV Corps took heavy losses in the Periphery Uprising; the Corps lost three full mechanized infantry divisions, the 155th, 160th and 243rd, along with the 119th Jump Infantry Division. The Hegemony Campaign inflicted relatively light losses on XXXV Corps by comparison; the 167th Mechanized Infantry Division was lost, along with the independent 291st Dragoon Regiment, but the remainder of the Corps survived intact... with the possible exception of the Mantuffel Division, which vanished from records sometime after the Periphery Uprising.[1]
The majority of XXXV Corps followed General Aleksandr Kerensky on the Exodus in 2784. The one possible exception to this is the Superstition Division, who are known to have survived the Hegemony Campaign but whose final fate is unknown.[1]
Composition History
2764
- 326th BattleMech Division (The Mantuffel Division)
- 341st Royal BattleMech Division (The Black Prince Division)
- 13th Royal Infantry Division (The Superstition Division)
- 155th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 160th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 167th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 212th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 243rd Mechanized Infantry Division
- 119th Jump Infantry Division
- 29th Royal Dragoon Regiment
- 291st Dragoon Regiment
2766
- 326th BattleMech Division (The Mantuffel Division)
- 341st Royal BattleMech Division (The Black Prince Division)
- 13th Royal Infantry Division (The Superstition Division)
- 167th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 212th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 29th Royal Dragoon Regiment
- 291st Dragoon Regiment
2784
- 341st Royal BattleMech Division (The Black Prince Division)
- 13th Royal Infantry Division (The Superstition Division)
- 212th Mechanized Infantry Division
- 29th Royal Dragoon Regiment