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==Color Scheme and Insignia==
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==Color Scheme and Unit Insignia==
 
The Lyran Guards paint their machines in Lyran blue and white.
 
The Lyran Guards paint their machines in Lyran blue and white.
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Image:Lyran_Guars_Insignia.png|Insignia of the Lyran Guards Brigade
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Image:Lyranguards03rd.png|3rd Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards05th.png|5th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards06th.png|6th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards10th.png|10th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:11th_Lyran_Guards.gif|11th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards14th.png|14th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards15th.png|15th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards24th.png|24th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards26th.png|26th Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards32nd.png|32nd Lyran Guards Insignia
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Image:Lyranguards36th.png|36th Lyran Guards Insignia
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==References==
 
==References==

Revision as of 11:03, 12 April 2010

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The Lyran Guards were the second Lyran brigade mustered after the formation of the Lyran Commonwealth. Unlike the Arcturan Guards, the Lyran Guards recruited its soldiers from across the Commonwealth, and, second only to the Royal Guards, is the most prestigious commission in the LCAF. At its zenith, the Lyran Guards numbered 60 regiments.

History


Units of the Lyran Guards


Color Scheme and Unit Insignia

The Lyran Guards paint their machines in Lyran blue and white.

References

  1. Jihad Turning Points: New Avalon

Biblography