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==Unit Description== | ==Unit Description== | ||
'''XLIII Corps''' (or the Forty-third Corps) was one of the seventy-two Corps that made up the [[Star League Defense Force]]. Prior to the collapse of the [[Star League]] XLIII Corps was a fairly large corps consisting of seven [[division]]s, eight independent [[regiment]]s, and an independent [[Wing (Military Unit)|aero wing]].<ref name="SLp155">''The Star League'', p. 155</ref> | '''XLIII Corps''' (or the Forty-third Corps) was one of the seventy-two Corps that made up the [[Star League Defense Force]]. Prior to the collapse of the [[Star League]] XLIII Corps was a fairly large corps consisting of seven [[division]]s, eight independent [[regiment]]s, and an independent [[Wing (Military Unit)|aero wing]].<ref name="SLp155">''The Star League'', p. 155</ref> | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | In [[2764]] XLIII Corps was part of the [[17th Army (Star League)| | + | In [[2764]] XLIII Corps was part of the [[17th Army (Star League)|Seventeenth Army]] assigned to the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] [[Territorial State]]. The largest challenge facing the soldiers of the Forty-third's component Divisions was maintaining military discipline in the face of the hedonistic culture of the Magistracy. The liberal use of leave requests and weekend passes was restricted, and soldiers who went AWOL were heavily disciplined. These actions were credited with preventing the Forty-third's complete dissolution as a military force. They also led to a great deal of grumbling among the soldiers, including some division commanders. |
| − | The Forty-third had many supporting regiments to respond to crises that could have erupted within the Magistracy. The Light Horse and Hussar regiments assigned to the Forty-third were constantly rotating their duty stations among Magistracy systems to scout for unrest. The other independent regiments were kept in reserve in the central part of the Magistracy to respond to any threat the recon units found.<ref>''Field Manual: SLDF'', p. 202</ref> | + | The Forty-third had many supporting regiments to respond to crises that could have erupted within the Magistracy. The Light Horse and Hussar regiments assigned to the Forty-third were constantly rotating their duty stations among Magistracy systems to scout for unrest. The other independent regiments were kept in reserve in the central part of the Magistracy to respond to any threat the recon units found.<ref name=FM:SLDFp202>''Field Manual: SLDF'', p. 202</ref> |
| − | When the simmering violence and rebellion building in the [[Periphery]] erupted with the [[New Vandenberg Uprising]] and subsequent Periphery-wide uprising in [[2765]] XLIII Corps were swept up in the violence along with the rest of the | + | When the simmering violence and rebellion building in the [[Periphery]] erupted with the [[New Vandenberg Uprising]] and subsequent Periphery-wide uprising in [[2765]] XLIII Corps were swept up in the violence along with the rest of the Seventeenth Army.<ref name="SLp155"/> |
| − | The Periphery Uprising consumed more than half of XLIII Corps; four complete divisions were lost, along with the independent aero wing and five of the independent regiments. Two of the five regiments lost were disbanded due to heavy losses - the | + | The Periphery Uprising consumed more than half of XLIII Corps; four complete divisions were lost, along with the independent aero wing and five of the independent regiments. Two of the five regiments lost were disbanded due to heavy losses - the 605th Battle Regiment and the Thirty-eighth Royal CAAN Marine Regiment - with elements of the Thirty-eighth joining the rebels.<ref name="SLp155"/> |
| − | In stark contrast to the campaign in the Periphery, all of the units within the Corps survived the [[Hegemony Campaign]], and the vast majority followed [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] when led the bulk of the [[Star League Defense Force|SLDF]] on the [[Operation Exodus|Exodus]] in [[2784]]. The only exceptions were some elements of the Thai Militia, who joined the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], and possibly the | + | In stark contrast to the campaign in the Periphery, all of the units within the Corps survived the [[Hegemony Campaign]], and the vast majority followed [[General]] [[Aleksandr Kerensky]] when led the bulk of the [[Star League Defense Force|SLDF]] on the [[Operation Exodus|Exodus]] in [[2784]]. The only exceptions were some elements of the Thai Militia, who joined the [[Lyran Commonwealth]], and possibly the 321st Hussar Regiment, which is known to have survived the Hegemony Campaign but whose final fate is unknown.<ref name="SLp155"/> |
==Officers== | ==Officers== | ||
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| + | | [[Major General]]||[[Mary Cunningham]]||[[2764]]<ref name=FM:SLDFp202 /> | ||
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:* [[114th Heavy Assault Regiment]] | :* [[114th Heavy Assault Regiment]] | ||
Latest revision as of 22:24, 10 November 2023
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| Affiliation | Star League |
| Parent Command | Seventeenth Army |
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Unit Description[edit]
XLIII Corps (or the Forty-third Corps) was one of the seventy-two Corps that made up the Star League Defense Force. Prior to the collapse of the Star League XLIII Corps was a fairly large corps consisting of seven divisions, eight independent regiments, and an independent aero wing.[1]
History[edit]
In 2764 XLIII Corps was part of the Seventeenth Army assigned to the Magistracy of Canopus Territorial State. The largest challenge facing the soldiers of the Forty-third's component Divisions was maintaining military discipline in the face of the hedonistic culture of the Magistracy. The liberal use of leave requests and weekend passes was restricted, and soldiers who went AWOL were heavily disciplined. These actions were credited with preventing the Forty-third's complete dissolution as a military force. They also led to a great deal of grumbling among the soldiers, including some division commanders.
The Forty-third had many supporting regiments to respond to crises that could have erupted within the Magistracy. The Light Horse and Hussar regiments assigned to the Forty-third were constantly rotating their duty stations among Magistracy systems to scout for unrest. The other independent regiments were kept in reserve in the central part of the Magistracy to respond to any threat the recon units found.[2]
When the simmering violence and rebellion building in the Periphery erupted with the New Vandenberg Uprising and subsequent Periphery-wide uprising in 2765 XLIII Corps were swept up in the violence along with the rest of the Seventeenth Army.[1]
The Periphery Uprising consumed more than half of XLIII Corps; four complete divisions were lost, along with the independent aero wing and five of the independent regiments. Two of the five regiments lost were disbanded due to heavy losses - the 605th Battle Regiment and the Thirty-eighth Royal CAAN Marine Regiment - with elements of the Thirty-eighth joining the rebels.[1]
In stark contrast to the campaign in the Periphery, all of the units within the Corps survived the Hegemony Campaign, and the vast majority followed General Aleksandr Kerensky when led the bulk of the SLDF on the Exodus in 2784. The only exceptions were some elements of the Thai Militia, who joined the Lyran Commonwealth, and possibly the 321st Hussar Regiment, which is known to have survived the Hegemony Campaign but whose final fate is unknown.[1]
Officers[edit]
| Rank | Name | Command | |
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| Commanding Officers of the XLIII Corps | |||
| Major General | Mary Cunningham | 2764[2] | |
Tactics[edit]
Unknown.
Composition History[edit]
2764[edit]
- Divisions
- Independent Regiments