4th Liao Guards

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History

The Fourth Liao Guards were formed shortly after the 3rd Liao Guards at the request of the Strategios. The CCAF commanders realized that the Third was unlikely to provide any militarily-valuable service to the Confederation, so the Fourth was formed. They were known for being dedicated soldiers who had little time for the "pomp and circumstance" of the other Liao Guards units. After their successful garrison of Asuncion, they received their nickname "Asuncion Halberdiers."

They were stationed on Snailzar in 2765.[1]

First Succession War

During the First Succession War the Fourth fought the Free Worlds League Military's invasion of the Sarna Commonality. They were highly effective in this role, and forced the FWLM to use nuclear weapons to destroy them.[2]

Reformation

The Fourth Liao Guards were reformed sometime before Operation GREAT FLOOD as one of the Hidden Lion regiments resurrected by Chancellor Daoshen Liao using stockpiled equipment.[2] The new Liao Guards used the Augmented Regiment formations commonly found in the CCAF by 3145.[3] They were a front-line regiment of the Tikonov Commonality.[4]

Operation GREAT FLOOD

During Operation GREAT FLOOD, the Fourth Liao Guards replaced the Third Sian Dragoons following the latter's 18 month failure to pacify Tall Trees. The Fourth engaged the rebel Tall Trees Union in a counterinsurgency campaign that saw the complete destruction of the group.[2]

Operation CELESTIAL REWARD

The Fourth Liao Guards were still stationed on Tall Trees when Operation CELESTIAL REWARD began. They therefore did not participate in the campaign.[2]

Officers

The Fourth Liao Guards were commanded by Sang-shao Sarita Krishnavati in 3145.[5]

Tactics

3145

The BattleMech and Infantry units of the regiment are trained to work together.[6]

Composition History

2765

4th Liao Guards (Regular/Reliable) [1]

Color Scheme and Unit Insignia

Crossed sniper rifles.[2]

References

  1. 1.0 1.1 Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named fr2765cc11
  2. 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Field Manual: 3145, p. 35
  3. Field Manual: 3145, p. 27, "General Review"
  4. Field Manual: 3145, p. 28, "THE NEW OLD-FASHIONED WAY"
  5. Field Manual: 3145, p. 47
  6. Field Manual: 3145, p. 206

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