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Template:InfoBoxStateUnit The Donegal Guards predate the formation of the Lyran Commonwealth. Originally the defensive force of the Protectorate of Donegal, the Donegal Guards are a large and well supplied unit, mostly because the Protectorate of Donegal was not ravaged by the Succession Wars. Donegal Guards fight with dogged determination. At its zenith, the brigade numbered 20 BattleMech regiments and an addition 80 regiments of conventional forces. The Donegal Guards paint their BattleMechs and Combat Vehicles blue-gray.
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Units of the Donegal Guards
- 2nd Donegal Guards
- 3rd Donegal Guards
- 4th Donegal Guards
- 5th Donegal Guards
- 6th Donegal Guards
- 7th Donegal Guards
- 8th Donegal Guards (destroyed during the Jihad)
- 10th Donegal Guards (destroyed during Operation Revival)
- 11th Donegal Guards
- 12th Donegal Guards (destroyed during Operation Revival)
- 13th Donegal Guards
- 14th Donegal Guards
- 17th Donegal Guards
- 24th Donegal Guards (destroyed during Operation Revival)
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