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In [[2764]] the commanding officer of the First French was [[Lieutenant General]] [[Dominique Petain]].  Petain was a close friend of [[Aleksandr Kerensky]], and was later cleared of any wrong doing in the Battle of Fort Gorki.
  
  

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The First French Regiment was a part of the Star League Defense Force Regular Army.

History

In 2764, the unit was assigned, as a part of the LVI Corps, Nineteenth Army, to the Periphery Military Region. In 2765 it was part of a force that landed on New Vandenberg in an effort to curtail growing anti-League sentiment. However, a squad from the regiment was killed in a running battle with a platoon from the local militia regiment. The regiment's commander, not wanting to jeopardize ongoing negotiations, refused to retaliate. The local militia, fearing a reprisal attack, launched their own assault, and the resulting Battle of Fort Gorki would lead to the New Vandenberg Uprising.[1][2] Though it would survive the uprising, the 1st was destroyed during the Hegemony Campaign.[2]

Officers

In 2764 the commanding officer of the First French was Lieutenant General Dominique Petain. Petain was a close friend of Aleksandr Kerensky, and was later cleared of any wrong doing in the Battle of Fort Gorki.


References

  1. The Star League, p. 77
  2. 2.0 2.1 The Star League, p. 157, "Nineteenth"

Bibliography