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Line 17: The Alliance Jaegers were formed in [[3057]] as part of [[Archon's Order 5730023]], which brought sweeping changes to the [[Lyran Alliance Armed Forces]]. The order called for five new units, with each one drawing their troops exclusively from their designated province. This was intended to be a source of pride for each of the newly minted provinces. Archon Katherine placed the unit under the command of Hauptmann-General [[Christian Campbell]], who rose to fame as one of the youngest regimental commanders in Lyran history. Though a skilled officer, Campbell had long since begun indulging in his vices, and over the years, would use his position to enable his behavior.<ref name=FMLA /> The Alliance Jaegers were formed in [[3057]] as part of [[Archon's Order 5730023]], which brought sweeping changes to the [[Lyran Alliance Armed Forces]]. The order called for five new units, with each one drawing their troops exclusively from their designated province. This was intended to be a source of pride for each of the newly minted provinces. Archon Katherine placed the unit under the command of Hauptmann-General [[Christian Campbell]], who rose to fame as one of the youngest regimental commanders in Lyran history. Though a skilled officer, Campbell had long since begun indulging in his vices, and over the years, would use his position to enable his behavior.<ref name=FMLA /> − Each unit began as a battalion equipped with a combination of surplus from disbanded [[Alliance Guards]] commands and the newest in hardware from Lyran manufacturing centers. The buzz that surrounded the creation of a new brigade caught the attention of the [[Donegal Broadcasting Corporation]], which aired a series of documentaries called ''[[Fighting for Peace]]'' The buzz and the year-long [[tri-vid]] series allowed each Jaeger command to reach regiment size within two years.<ref name=FMLA /> + Each unit began as a battalion equipped with a combination of surplus from disbanded [[Alliance Guards]] commands and the newest in hardware from Lyran manufacturing centers. The buzz that surrounded the creation of a new brigade caught the attention of the [[Donegal Broadcasting Corporation]], which aired a series of documentaries called "Fighting for Peace". The buzz and the year-long tri-vid series allowed each Jaeger command to reach regiment size within two years.<ref name=FMLA /> At the outset of the [[FedCom Civil War]], all five regiments pledged loyalty to Archon [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. During that conflict, the Coventry Jaegers were annihilated, the Skye Jaegers publicly stood for the [[Free Skye]] movement, and the Alarion and Bolan Jaegers were badly damaged. The Coventry Jaegers' conduct during the conflict was roundly condemned, and the Archon had no plans to rebuild the unit. Hauptmann-General Campbell was also roundly condemned by Loyalist and Ally alike for his conduct during the war, as he exploited his station to indulge his hedonistic lifestyle. Campbell was left in place for the sake of stability, but top leaders were planning to remove him in the future.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 167</ref> In the wake of the conflict, the [[Tamar Cavaliers]] were slated for a transfer to the brigade, but the coming chaos put any reorganization plans on hold.<ref name="frla9">''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 9</ref> At the outset of the [[FedCom Civil War]], all five regiments pledged loyalty to Archon [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. During that conflict, the Coventry Jaegers were annihilated, the Skye Jaegers publicly stood for the [[Free Skye]] movement, and the Alarion and Bolan Jaegers were badly damaged. The Coventry Jaegers' conduct during the conflict was roundly condemned, and the Archon had no plans to rebuild the unit. Hauptmann-General Campbell was also roundly condemned by Loyalist and Ally alike for his conduct during the war, as he exploited his station to indulge his hedonistic lifestyle. Campbell was left in place for the sake of stability, but top leaders were planning to remove him in the future.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 167</ref> In the wake of the conflict, the [[Tamar Cavaliers]] were slated for a transfer to the brigade, but the coming chaos put any reorganization plans on hold.<ref name="frla9">''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 9</ref>
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The Alliance Jaegers were formed in [[3057]] as part of [[Archon's Order 5730023]], which brought sweeping changes to the [[Lyran Alliance Armed Forces]]. The order called for five new units, with each one drawing their troops exclusively from their designated province. This was intended to be a source of pride for each of the newly minted provinces. Archon Katherine placed the unit under the command of Hauptmann-General [[Christian Campbell]], who rose to fame as one of the youngest regimental commanders in Lyran history. Though a skilled officer, Campbell had long since begun indulging in his vices, and over the years, would use his position to enable his behavior.<ref name=FMLA /> | The Alliance Jaegers were formed in [[3057]] as part of [[Archon's Order 5730023]], which brought sweeping changes to the [[Lyran Alliance Armed Forces]]. The order called for five new units, with each one drawing their troops exclusively from their designated province. This was intended to be a source of pride for each of the newly minted provinces. Archon Katherine placed the unit under the command of Hauptmann-General [[Christian Campbell]], who rose to fame as one of the youngest regimental commanders in Lyran history. Though a skilled officer, Campbell had long since begun indulging in his vices, and over the years, would use his position to enable his behavior.<ref name=FMLA /> | ||
| − | Each unit began as a battalion equipped with a combination of surplus from disbanded [[Alliance Guards]] commands and the newest in hardware from Lyran manufacturing centers. The buzz that surrounded the creation of a new brigade caught the attention of the [[Donegal Broadcasting Corporation]], which aired a series of documentaries called | + | Each unit began as a battalion equipped with a combination of surplus from disbanded [[Alliance Guards]] commands and the newest in hardware from Lyran manufacturing centers. The buzz that surrounded the creation of a new brigade caught the attention of the [[Donegal Broadcasting Corporation]], which aired a series of documentaries called "Fighting for Peace". The buzz and the year-long tri-vid series allowed each Jaeger command to reach regiment size within two years.<ref name=FMLA /> |
At the outset of the [[FedCom Civil War]], all five regiments pledged loyalty to Archon [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. During that conflict, the Coventry Jaegers were annihilated, the Skye Jaegers publicly stood for the [[Free Skye]] movement, and the Alarion and Bolan Jaegers were badly damaged. The Coventry Jaegers' conduct during the conflict was roundly condemned, and the Archon had no plans to rebuild the unit. Hauptmann-General Campbell was also roundly condemned by Loyalist and Ally alike for his conduct during the war, as he exploited his station to indulge his hedonistic lifestyle. Campbell was left in place for the sake of stability, but top leaders were planning to remove him in the future.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 167</ref> In the wake of the conflict, the [[Tamar Cavaliers]] were slated for a transfer to the brigade, but the coming chaos put any reorganization plans on hold.<ref name="frla9">''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 9</ref> | At the outset of the [[FedCom Civil War]], all five regiments pledged loyalty to Archon [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]]. During that conflict, the Coventry Jaegers were annihilated, the Skye Jaegers publicly stood for the [[Free Skye]] movement, and the Alarion and Bolan Jaegers were badly damaged. The Coventry Jaegers' conduct during the conflict was roundly condemned, and the Archon had no plans to rebuild the unit. Hauptmann-General Campbell was also roundly condemned by Loyalist and Ally alike for his conduct during the war, as he exploited his station to indulge his hedonistic lifestyle. Campbell was left in place for the sake of stability, but top leaders were planning to remove him in the future.<ref>''Field Manual: Updates'', p. 167</ref> In the wake of the conflict, the [[Tamar Cavaliers]] were slated for a transfer to the brigade, but the coming chaos put any reorganization plans on hold.<ref name="frla9">''Field Report: LAAF'', p. 9</ref> | ||