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| unitname = 68th Mechanized Infantry Division | | unitname = 68th Mechanized Infantry Division | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | In [[2764]], the unit was assigned, as a part of the [[XXII Corps (Star League)|XXII Corps]], [[14th Army (Star League)|Fourteenth Army]], to District 1 of the [[Draconis Combine Military Region]] and then transferred to District 2 in response to the [[New Vandenberg Uprising|Periphery Uprising]] in [[2765]].<ref name=SL147>''The Star League'', p. 147, "Fourteenth"</ref> The | + | In [[2764]], the unit was assigned, as a part of the [[XXII Corps (Star League)|XXII Corps]], [[14th Army (Star League)|Fourteenth Army]], to District 1 of the [[Draconis Combine Military Region]] and then transferred to District 2 in response to the [[New Vandenberg Uprising|Periphery Uprising]] in [[2765]].<ref name=SL147>''The Star League'', p. 147, "Fourteenth"</ref> The Sixty-eighth survived the war and the [[Hegemony Campaign]], and followed General [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] on the [[Operation Exodus|Exodus]] in [[2784]].<ref name=SL147/> |
Revision as of 12:15, 14 July 2016
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Overview
The Sixty-eighth Mechanized Infantry Division was a part of the Star League Defense Force Regular Army.
History
In 2764, the unit was assigned, as a part of the XXII Corps, Fourteenth Army, to District 1 of the Draconis Combine Military Region and then transferred to District 2 in response to the Periphery Uprising in 2765.[1] The Sixty-eighth survived the war and the Hegemony Campaign, and followed General Aleksandr Kerensky on the Exodus in 2784.[1]