Difference between revisions of "7th Liao Lancers"
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Revision as of 10:18, 18 June 2019
Contents
History
The Seventh Liao Lancers were raised as part of the Liao Lancers brigade. As was traditional with the Liao Lancers, approximately one third of their force consisted of citizens of their name world, in this case Asuncion. The Seventh was known to dislike the Free Worlds League.[1]
They were the last of the seven Liao Lancer units to exist before the repeal of the Council Edict of 2650. In 2765 they were stationed on their namesake world.[1]
Officers
| Rank | Name | Command | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Commanding Officers of the 7th Liao Lancers | |||
Tactics
Unknown.
Composition History
2765
Seventh "Asuncion" Lancers (Regiment/Green/Reliable) [1]
- Note: At this point in time the unit was stationed on Asuncion.
2786
Seventh Liao Lancers (Regiment/Green/Reliable)[2]
- - At this point in time the Seventh was a medium-weight regiment operating at full strength and was stationed on Asuncion.[2]
2821
Seventh Liao Lancers (Regiment/Green/Reliable)[2]
- - At this point in time the Seventh was a medium-weight regiment operating at just above half-strength and was stationed on Asuncion.[2]
2830
7th Liao Lancers (Regiment/Green/Reliable) [3]
- Note: At this point in time the medium-weight unit was stationed on Asuncion with an operational readiness of 80 percent. [3] The unit was destroyed during the war. [3]