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| − | '''Andrew McFadden''' (Born ???? - November [[3077]]) was a member of the [[Word of Blake]], and in November 3077 was serving as the commanding officer of the [[Hall Protectorate Militia]] when allied coalition forces invaded [[Hall]] as a part of [[Operation SCOUR]]. Faced with a war-weary population and a desire to avoid bloodshed, Planetary Governor [[Franco Reynolds]] negotiated a | + | '''Andrew McFadden''' (Born ???? - November [[3077]]) was a member of the [[Word of Blake]], and in November 3077 was serving as the commanding officer of the [[Hall Protectorate Militia]] when allied coalition forces invaded [[Hall]] as a part of [[Operation SCOUR]]. Faced with a war-weary population and a desire to avoid bloodshed, Planetary Governor [[Franco Reynolds]] negotiated a ceasefire and general surrender with the coalition that saw the Protectorate Militia voluntarily disarm and many officials surrender themselves to the coalition. Rather than be taken prisoner, McFadden reportedly took his own life.<ref name="JHS:Tp54">''Jihad Hot Spots: Terra'', p. 54, "Hall Surrenders Without A Shot"</ref> |
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Revision as of 16:55, 2 March 2022
Andrew McFadden | |
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| Died | November 3077 |
| Affiliation | Word of Blake |
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| Profession | Precentor |
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History
Andrew McFadden (Born ???? - November 3077) was a member of the Word of Blake, and in November 3077 was serving as the commanding officer of the Hall Protectorate Militia when allied coalition forces invaded Hall as a part of Operation SCOUR. Faced with a war-weary population and a desire to avoid bloodshed, Planetary Governor Franco Reynolds negotiated a ceasefire and general surrender with the coalition that saw the Protectorate Militia voluntarily disarm and many officials surrender themselves to the coalition. Rather than be taken prisoner, McFadden reportedly took his own life.[1]
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References
- ↑ Jihad Hot Spots: Terra, p. 54, "Hall Surrenders Without A Shot"