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Line 12: ==History== ==History== − In [[2915]] the '''Fifty-fourth Combined Arms Combat Team''' was stationed on [[Tamar]] when it was attacked by the [[4th Proserpina Hussars]]. A company of airmobile infantry attempted to assault the landing zone and disrupt the Kuritan operations. The light ''[[Ferret]]'' [[VTOL]]s that they were using for transport were not up to the task and the entire assault force was destroyed. The morale loss to the Fifty-fourth was such that they fled the combat zone.<ref name=TRO39>''Technical Readout: 3039''', p. 8</ref> + In [[2915]] the '''Fifty-fourth Combined Arms Combat Team''' was stationed on [[Tamar]] when it was attacked by the [[4th Proserpina Hussars]]. A company of air-mobile infantry attempted to assault the landing zone and disrupt the Kuritan operations. The light ''[[Ferret]]'' [[VTOL]]s that they were using for transport were not up to the task and the entire assault force was destroyed. The morale loss to the Fifty-fourth was such that they fled the combat zone.<ref name=TRO39>''Technical Readout: 3039''', p. 8</ref> The unit saw further action on Tamar and within four months their commanding officer had been killed in action. A month after his death the Fifty-fourth once again faced off against the Proserpina Hussars. This time their new commander used her mobile infantry to raid and disrupt the rear echelon units of the Hussars. This forced them to pull an entire light ‘Mech Battalion back to deal with the threat. This left the Hussars undermanned at their front and unable to complete their mission. The unit saw further action on Tamar and within four months their commanding officer had been killed in action. A month after his death the Fifty-fourth once again faced off against the Proserpina Hussars. This time their new commander used her mobile infantry to raid and disrupt the rear echelon units of the Hussars. This forced them to pull an entire light ‘Mech Battalion back to deal with the threat. This left the Hussars undermanned at their front and unable to complete their mission. Line 36:
Line 36: ==Composition History== ==Composition History== − The exact composition of the Fifty-fourth is not known, it included at least one [[company]] of infantry and a squadron of VTOLs. It is not known if the airmobile infantry in the second engagement on Tamar were a second company or replacements for the destroyed first.<ref name=TRO39/> + The exact composition of the Fifty-fourth is not known, it included at least one [[company]] of infantry and a squadron of VTOLs. It is not known if the air-mobile infantry in the second engagement on Tamar were a second company or replacements for the destroyed first.<ref name=TRO39/> Given that the unit was commanded by a Colonel, it is likely the Fifty-fourth was of Regimental size. Given that the unit was commanded by a Colonel, it is likely the Fifty-fourth was of Regimental size.
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| − | In [[2915]] the '''Fifty-fourth Combined Arms Combat Team''' was stationed on [[Tamar]] when it was attacked by the [[4th Proserpina Hussars]]. A company of | + | In [[2915]] the '''Fifty-fourth Combined Arms Combat Team''' was stationed on [[Tamar]] when it was attacked by the [[4th Proserpina Hussars]]. A company of air-mobile infantry attempted to assault the landing zone and disrupt the Kuritan operations. The light ''[[Ferret]]'' [[VTOL]]s that they were using for transport were not up to the task and the entire assault force was destroyed. The morale loss to the Fifty-fourth was such that they fled the combat zone.<ref name=TRO39>''Technical Readout: 3039''', p. 8</ref> |
The unit saw further action on Tamar and within four months their commanding officer had been killed in action. A month after his death the Fifty-fourth once again faced off against the Proserpina Hussars. This time their new commander used her mobile infantry to raid and disrupt the rear echelon units of the Hussars. This forced them to pull an entire light ‘Mech Battalion back to deal with the threat. This left the Hussars undermanned at their front and unable to complete their mission. | The unit saw further action on Tamar and within four months their commanding officer had been killed in action. A month after his death the Fifty-fourth once again faced off against the Proserpina Hussars. This time their new commander used her mobile infantry to raid and disrupt the rear echelon units of the Hussars. This forced them to pull an entire light ‘Mech Battalion back to deal with the threat. This left the Hussars undermanned at their front and unable to complete their mission. | ||
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==Composition History== | ==Composition History== | ||
| − | The exact composition of the Fifty-fourth is not known, it included at least one [[company]] of infantry and a squadron of VTOLs. It is not known if the | + | The exact composition of the Fifty-fourth is not known, it included at least one [[company]] of infantry and a squadron of VTOLs. It is not known if the air-mobile infantry in the second engagement on Tamar were a second company or replacements for the destroyed first.<ref name=TRO39/> |
Given that the unit was commanded by a Colonel, it is likely the Fifty-fourth was of Regimental size. | Given that the unit was commanded by a Colonel, it is likely the Fifty-fourth was of Regimental size. | ||