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	Von Bulow and the Free Skye forces arrived in the Glengarry system on April 1, 3056.<ref name=HTPG7>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 7</ref> Though they faced almost immediate opposition from Gray Death Aerospace assets, they quickly secured the [[Jump Point|jump point]]. Glengarry's Governor-General, [[Roger DeVries]], attempted to take matters into his own hands by arresting the Legion's on-planet command staff and contacting von Bulow to assure Glengarry's neutrality.<ref name=HTPG7/><ref name=BH130-134>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 130-134</ref><ref name=BH150>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 150</ref> Fortunately for the mercenaries, the Legion's cadets managed to rescue their commanding officers, sending DeVries and his supporters into hiding.<ref name=HTPG7/><ref name=HTPG9>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 9</ref><ref name=BH159-173>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 159-173</ref>		Von Bulow and the Free Skye forces arrived in the Glengarry system on April 1, 3056.<ref name=HTPG7>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 7</ref> Though they faced almost immediate opposition from Gray Death Aerospace assets, they quickly secured the [[Jump Point|jump point]]. Glengarry's Governor-General, [[Roger DeVries]], attempted to take matters into his own hands by arresting the Legion's on-planet command staff and contacting von Bulow to assure Glengarry's neutrality.<ref name=HTPG7/><ref name=BH130-134>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 130-134</ref><ref name=BH150>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 150</ref> Fortunately for the mercenaries, the Legion's cadets managed to rescue their commanding officers, sending DeVries and his supporters into hiding.<ref name=HTPG7/><ref name=HTPG9>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 9</ref><ref name=BH159-173>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 159-173</ref>
−	At von Bulow's command, they initiated Operation Trident, a plan of attack that called for the Skye Guards to divide their troops, conducting their landings in separate locations that would theoretically saturate and eventually overwhelm the defending Legion, which was outnumbered nearly three-to-one, with the Legion's second battalion away defending the [[Clan]] border.<ref name=BH254>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 254</ref>	+	At von Bulow's command, they initiated Operation Trident, a plan of attack that called for the Skye Guards to divide their troops, conducting their landings in separate locations that would theoretically saturate
		+	and eventually overwhelm the defending Legion, which was out-numbered nearly three-to-one, with the Legion's second battalion away defending the [[Clan]] border.<ref name=BH254>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 254</ref>
	The Guards' first landing, as ordered by von Bulow, was at the spaceport of the capital city of Dunkeld, led by elements of the Guards' first battalion. The Legion successfully ambushed the Guards, though Alexander Carlyle's plan called for the blowing up of one of their own [[DropShips]] in the process. The explosion took out much of the Free Skye troops and gave the Legion the first victory of the campaign.<ref name=BH205-241>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 205-241</ref><ref name=HTPG10>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 10</ref><ref name=DH6467>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 64-67</ref>		The Guards' first landing, as ordered by von Bulow, was at the spaceport of the capital city of Dunkeld, led by elements of the Guards' first battalion. The Legion successfully ambushed the Guards, though Alexander Carlyle's plan called for the blowing up of one of their own [[DropShips]] in the process. The explosion took out much of the Free Skye troops and gave the Legion the first victory of the campaign.<ref name=BH205-241>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 205-241</ref><ref name=HTPG10>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 10</ref><ref name=DH6467>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 64-67</ref>
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−	Meanwhile, an even larger Skye Guard force was attempting a landing near the remote mining town of Halidon. Though a company of Legion 'Mechs and supporting units attempted to stop them, the Legion forces were driven off. With control of a critical pass in the Monaghan Highlands, the Skye Guards finally had a secure landing zone, and could now bring their full strength to bear on the mercenaries.<ref name=HTPG13>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 13</ref> <ref name=DH7982>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 79-82</ref> <ref name=BH327>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 327</ref> Brannock would set up his headquarters at Halidon, while the Guards pursued the Legion. <ref name=HTPG14>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 14</ref> The Legion made a stand at Ryco Pass, where they again made the Free Skye forces pay for every inch. Though they drove off their pursuers, losses to the Legion (including Davis Clay) were so heavy that they were forced to begin a campaign of guerrilla warfare.<ref name=HTPG14/><ref name=DH8386>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 83-86</ref> Shortly thereafter, von Bulow transferred his headquarters to the planet's surface. <ref name=HTPG14/>	+	Meanwhile, an even larger Skye Guard force was attempting a landing near the remote mining town of Halidon. Though a company of Legion 'Mechs and supporting units attempted to stop them, the Legion forces were
		+	driven off. With control of a critical pass in the Monaghan Highlands, the Skye Guards finally had a secure landing zone, and could now bring their full strength to bear on the mercenaries.<ref name=HTPG13>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 13</ref> <ref name=DH7982>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 79-82</ref> <ref name=BH327>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 327</ref> Brannock would set up his headquarters at Halidon, while the Guards pursued the Legion. <ref name=HTPG14>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 14</ref> The Legion made a stand at Ryco Pass, where they again made the Free Skye forces pay for every inch. Though they drove off their pursuers, losses to the Legion (including Davis Clay) were so heavy that they were forced to begin a campaign of guerrilla warfare.<ref name=HTPG14/><ref name=DH8386>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 83-86</ref> Shortly thereafter, von Bulow transferred his headquarters to the planet's surface. <ref name=HTPG14/>
	In late September, the Legion's second battalion finally arrived, having made the long journey from [[Borghese]]. Although they lost a ''[[Union]]''-class DropShip and all its BattleMechs while running the Free Skye blockade, Major [[Hassan Ali Khaled]] and most of his Assassins arrived to reinforce the beleaguered remains of the first battalion.<ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=DH8789>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 87-89</ref> Carlyle soon deployed Hassan in one of their boldest actions of the campaign in late October, with Hassan acting as a rear guard and drawing the Guards into a trap in Lochaber Forest. Sacrificing a crippled DropShip, the Legion triggered an explosion that took out an entire BattleMech company.<ref name=DH9395>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 93-95</ref> In late November, with the assistance of longtime Legionnaire [[Charles Bear]], the mercenaries ambushed a pursuing column of Skye Guards in Killiecrankie Pass.<ref name=DH9698>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 96-98</ref> This was immediately followed by a strike against a second column at Inverurie that gave the Legion all the breathing room it needed.<ref name=HTPG14>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 14</ref> <ref name=DH99102>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 99-102</ref> Although the Skye Guards still controlled the capital city of Dunkeld and other areas, they no longer had the forces needed to pursue the Legion into the Glencoe Highlands.<ref name=HTPG14/>		In late September, the Legion's second battalion finally arrived, having made the long journey from [[Borghese]]. Although they lost a ''[[Union]]''-class DropShip and all its BattleMechs while running the Free Skye blockade, Major [[Hassan Ali Khaled]] and most of his Assassins arrived to reinforce the beleaguered remains of the first battalion.<ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=DH8789>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 87-89</ref> Carlyle soon deployed Hassan in one of their boldest actions of the campaign in late October, with Hassan acting as a rear guard and drawing the Guards into a trap in Lochaber Forest. Sacrificing a crippled DropShip, the Legion triggered an explosion that took out an entire BattleMech company.<ref name=DH9395>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 93-95</ref> In late November, with the assistance of longtime Legionnaire [[Charles Bear]], the mercenaries ambushed a pursuing column of Skye Guards in Killiecrankie Pass.<ref name=DH9698>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 96-98</ref> This was immediately followed by a strike against a second column at Inverurie that gave the Legion all the breathing room it needed.<ref name=HTPG14>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 14</ref> <ref name=DH99102>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 99-102</ref> Although the Skye Guards still controlled the capital city of Dunkeld and other areas, they no longer had the forces needed to pursue the Legion into the Glencoe Highlands.<ref name=HTPG14/>
−	For nearly the entire campaign, von Bulow continued to send [[JumpShip]]s back to Skye, requesting reinforcements. When additional forces were not provided, his frustration grew, and he often took it out on his subordinates, including General Brannock. This added pressure had a serious effect on the morale of the Skye Guards' officers. <ref name=HTPG14/> <ref name=HTPG8/>	+	For nearly the entire campaign, von Bulow continued to send [[JumpShip]]s back to Skye, requesting reinforcements. When additional forces were not provided, his frustration grew, and he often took it out on his
		+	subordinates, including General Brannock. This added pressure had a serious effect on the morale of the Skye Guards' officers. <ref name=HTPG14/> <ref name=HTPG8/>
	On November 30, a flotilla of JumpShips emerged at Glengarry's jump point. Von Bulow initially believed relief from Skye had finally arrived, only to find that Colonel Grayson Carlyle had arrived, with elements of the [[Northwind Highlanders]] in support. Exhausted and facing overwhelming opposition with no support, the Free Skye force quickly folded.<ref name=HTPG14/> <ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=DH99>''Day of Heroes'' p. 99</ref> Brannock and his staff were captured by elements of the Highlanders in December.<ref name=HTPG8/> With the failure of the attack on Glengarry and the assassination of Ryan Steiner on [[Solaris]], the rebellion quickly lost momentum. [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] was able to broker a peace, and Richard Steiner was reassigned.<ref name=SS42>''Shattered Sphere'' p. 42</ref> The Tenth Skye Rangers were eventually rebuilt as a [[Lyran Alliance]] "sink" unit for malcontents and incompetents.<ref name=FMLA99>''Field Manual: Lyran Alliance'' p. 99</ref>		On November 30, a flotilla of JumpShips emerged at Glengarry's jump point. Von Bulow initially believed relief from Skye had finally arrived, only to find that Colonel Grayson Carlyle had arrived, with elements of the [[Northwind Highlanders]] in support. Exhausted and facing overwhelming opposition with no support, the Free Skye force quickly folded.<ref name=HTPG14/> <ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=DH99>''Day of Heroes'' p. 99</ref> Brannock and his staff were captured by elements of the Highlanders in December.<ref name=HTPG8/> With the failure of the attack on Glengarry and the assassination of Ryan Steiner on [[Solaris]], the rebellion quickly lost momentum. [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] was able to broker a peace, and Richard Steiner was reassigned.<ref name=SS42>''Shattered Sphere'' p. 42</ref> The Tenth Skye Rangers were eventually rebuilt as a [[Lyran Alliance]] "sink" unit for malcontents and incompetents.<ref name=FMLA99>''Field Manual: Lyran Alliance'' p. 99</ref>

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{{InfoBoxCharacter | image = | name = Wilhelm Friedrich von Bulow | birthdate = | died = | othernames = | affiliation = [[House von Bulow]] | profession = [[Baron von Glengarry]] | parents = | siblings = | spouse = | children = }} '''Wilhelm Friedrich von Bulow''' was a [[Nobility|noble]] and officer in the [[Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces]] and the [[Armed Forces of the Federated Commonwealth]], who later defected to the [[Free Skye Movement]]. ==History== ===Prelude=== Wilhelm von Bulow was the [[Baron of Glengarry]], a backwater planet in the [[Isle of Skye]]. <ref name=AR>''Assumption of Risk'' (novel)</ref> By [[3056]], Baron von Bulow was a major supporter of [[Field Marshals|Field Marshal]] [[Richard Steiner (31st c.)|Richard Steiner]], commander of the [[Skye March]] and [[Duke of Skye]] by his marriage to [[Sarah Aten]]. Although initially advising the Duke against supporting [[Ryan Steiner]] in his bid to [[Isle_of_Skye#The_Rebellion_of_3056|secede the Isle of Skye from the Commonwealth]], his views later changed, as he interpreted Commonwealth policy as favoring a heavy-handed [[House Davion|Davion]] presence in that region.<ref name=BH55-59>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 55-59</ref> Von Bulow even had his household staff on Glengarry participate in Free Skye protests for the benefit of news services and propaganda.<ref name=AR/> When [[Archon-Prince#Archon-Prince|Archon-Prince]] [[Victor Steiner-Davion]] named [[Grayson Carlyle]], commander of the legendary [[Gray Death Legion]], as Glengarry's new Baron (in part to undermine the Free Skye Movement), von Bulow became the natural choice to lead the assault on his former fiefdom.<ref name=BH37-47>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 37-47</ref> Granted the rank [[Kommandant-General#Lyran_Commonwealth_and_Lyran_Alliance|General-Kommandant]] within the Free Skye Movement, von Bulow chose [[Hauptmann General|Hauptmann-General]] [[Leonidas Brannock]], an officer on Richard Steiner's staff, to command a new ''ad hoc'' unit : The [[4th Skye Guards|Fourth Skye Guards]]. This command would be made up of Free Skye loyalists from the [[4th Skye Rangers|4th]] and [[10th Skye Rangers]], with its 'Mech contingent drawn primarily from the Tenth Rangers and its conventional forces taken from the Fourth.<ref name=HTPG8>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 8</ref> With Richard Steiner's redistribution of "pro-Davion" troops, Glengarry and the Legion were now considered a major lynchpin in the Free Skye movement's plans.<ref name=DH64>''Day of Heroes'' p. 64</ref> ===The Glengarry Campaign=== [[File:4th Skye Guards logo.jpg|right|thumb|The [[4th Skye Guards|Fourth Skye Guards]]]] Von Bulow and the Free Skye forces arrived in the Glengarry system on April 1, 3056.<ref name=HTPG7>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 7</ref> Though they faced almost immediate opposition from Gray Death Aerospace assets, they quickly secured the [[Jump Point|jump point]]. Glengarry's Governor-General, [[Roger DeVries]], attempted to take matters into his own hands by arresting the Legion's on-planet command staff and contacting von Bulow to assure Glengarry's neutrality.<ref name=HTPG7/><ref name=BH130-134>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 130-134</ref><ref name=BH150>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 150</ref> Fortunately for the mercenaries, the Legion's cadets managed to rescue their commanding officers, sending DeVries and his supporters into hiding.<ref name=HTPG7/><ref name=HTPG9>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 9</ref><ref name=BH159-173>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 159-173</ref> At von Bulow's command, they initiated Operation Trident, a plan of attack that called for the Skye Guards to divide their troops, conducting their landings in separate locations that would theoretically saturate and eventually overwhelm the defending Legion, which was out-numbered nearly three-to-one, with the Legion's second battalion away defending the [[Clan]] border.<ref name=BH254>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 254</ref> The Guards' first landing, as ordered by von Bulow, was at the spaceport of the capital city of Dunkeld, led by elements of the Guards' first battalion. The Legion successfully ambushed the Guards, though Alexander Carlyle's plan called for the blowing up of one of their own [[DropShips]] in the process. The explosion took out much of the Free Skye troops and gave the Legion the first victory of the campaign.<ref name=BH205-241>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 205-241</ref><ref name=HTPG10>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 10</ref><ref name=DH6467>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 64-67</ref> The next landing came at the backwater of Loch Sheol. Here, Carlyle was able to respond quickly by using flatbeds on maglev train lines to move his forces around.<ref name=HTPG11>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 11</ref><ref name=DH7174>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 71-74</ref> Von Bulow expressly forbade his forces from destroying the train lines, knowing that Free Skye would need them after the planet was taken.<ref name=BH271>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 271</ref> With Legion recon lances providing excellent intelligence, the Gray Death forces were able to surround the DropShip before most of the Free Skye forces even disembarked, forcing them to surrender.<ref name=HTPG11/><ref name=DH7174/><ref name=BH273-294>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 273-294</ref> Immediately after the failed landing at Loch Sheol, Hauptmann-General Leonidas Brannock commanded the next landing at Coltbridge, where he would engage elements of the Legion under the command of [[Major]] [[Davis McCall]].<ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=HTPG12>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 12</ref><ref name=DH75-78>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 75-78</ref> <ref name=BH301302>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 301-302</ref> Brannock quickly realized that the Legion's lighter 'Mechs could not stand up to the heavy and assault machines of the Skye Guards, and that McCall's own ''[[Highlander]]'' represented the lynchpin of their defense. Charging his command lance forward, Brannock hoped to eliminate or at least neutralize McCall long enough to provide his [[aerospace fighter]]s with the cover to make a bombing run.<ref name=BH304306>''Blood of Heroes'', pp. 304-306</ref> Brannock was able to briefly take McCall out of the fight when a [[laser]] blast struck McCall's cockpit, knocking him unconscious.<ref name=BH310311>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 310-311</ref> [[Davis Carlyle Clay]] managed to prevent Brannock from finishing McCall off, placing himself and his ''[[Griffin]]'' in serious danger.<ref name=BH314>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 314</ref> This not only gave McCall time to recover, but it allowed Alex Carlyle to arrive with the Legion's reinforcements. Believing he had fallen into a trap, Brannock ordered his forces to pull back and regroup before reengaging.<ref name=BH314316>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' pp. 314-316</ref> The fighting was very heavy with Brannock constantly regrouping his 'Mechs and attacking the suddenly resurgent Legionnaires. In the end, it was futile, as Brannock and his troops were forced to withdraw to their DropShips. <ref name=BH323>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 323</ref> Despite being forced to retreat, Brannock had inflicted serious damage on the Legion at Coltbridge, depriving the mercenaries of the strength to fully contest future landings.<ref name=HTPG12/> Nevertheless, Brannock was furious with having been beaten, and it would color his thinking for the rest of the conflict.<ref name=HTPG8/> [[File:Gray Death Legion logo.jpg|right|thumb|The [[Gray Death Legion]]]] Meanwhile, an even larger Skye Guard force was attempting a landing near the remote mining town of Halidon. Though a company of Legion 'Mechs and supporting units attempted to stop them, the Legion forces were driven off. With control of a critical pass in the Monaghan Highlands, the Skye Guards finally had a secure landing zone, and could now bring their full strength to bear on the mercenaries.<ref name=HTPG13>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 13</ref> <ref name=DH7982>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 79-82</ref> <ref name=BH327>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 327</ref> Brannock would set up his headquarters at Halidon, while the Guards pursued the Legion. <ref name=HTPG14>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 14</ref> The Legion made a stand at Ryco Pass, where they again made the Free Skye forces pay for every inch. Though they drove off their pursuers, losses to the Legion (including Davis Clay) were so heavy that they were forced to begin a campaign of guerrilla warfare.<ref name=HTPG14/><ref name=DH8386>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 83-86</ref> Shortly thereafter, von Bulow transferred his headquarters to the planet's surface. <ref name=HTPG14/> In late September, the Legion's second battalion finally arrived, having made the long journey from [[Borghese]]. Although they lost a ''[[Union]]''-class DropShip and all its BattleMechs while running the Free Skye blockade, Major [[Hassan Ali Khaled]] and most of his Assassins arrived to reinforce the beleaguered remains of the first battalion.<ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=DH8789>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 87-89</ref> Carlyle soon deployed Hassan in one of their boldest actions of the campaign in late October, with Hassan acting as a rear guard and drawing the Guards into a trap in Lochaber Forest. Sacrificing a crippled DropShip, the Legion triggered an explosion that took out an entire BattleMech company.<ref name=DH9395>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 93-95</ref> In late November, with the assistance of longtime Legionnaire [[Charles Bear]], the mercenaries ambushed a pursuing column of Skye Guards in Killiecrankie Pass.<ref name=DH9698>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 96-98</ref> This was immediately followed by a strike against a second column at Inverurie that gave the Legion all the breathing room it needed.<ref name=HTPG14>''Historical Turning Points: Glengarry'' p. 14</ref> <ref name=DH99102>''Day of Heroes'' pp. 99-102</ref> Although the Skye Guards still controlled the capital city of Dunkeld and other areas, they no longer had the forces needed to pursue the Legion into the Glencoe Highlands.<ref name=HTPG14/> For nearly the entire campaign, von Bulow continued to send [[JumpShip]]s back to Skye, requesting reinforcements. When additional forces were not provided, his frustration grew, and he often took it out on his subordinates, including General Brannock. This added pressure had a serious effect on the morale of the Skye Guards' officers. <ref name=HTPG14/> <ref name=HTPG8/> On November 30, a flotilla of JumpShips emerged at Glengarry's jump point. Von Bulow initially believed relief from Skye had finally arrived, only to find that Colonel Grayson Carlyle had arrived, with elements of the [[Northwind Highlanders]] in support. Exhausted and facing overwhelming opposition with no support, the Free Skye force quickly folded.<ref name=HTPG14/> <ref name=HTPG7/> <ref name=DH99>''Day of Heroes'' p. 99</ref> Brannock and his staff were captured by elements of the Highlanders in December.<ref name=HTPG8/> With the failure of the attack on Glengarry and the assassination of Ryan Steiner on [[Solaris]], the rebellion quickly lost momentum. [[Katherine Steiner-Davion]] was able to broker a peace, and Richard Steiner was reassigned.<ref name=SS42>''Shattered Sphere'' p. 42</ref> The Tenth Skye Rangers were eventually rebuilt as a [[Lyran Alliance]] "sink" unit for malcontents and incompetents.<ref name=FMLA99>''Field Manual: Lyran Alliance'' p. 99</ref> ==Notes== * Although Leonidas Brannock was technically in command of the Fourth Skye Guards, von Bulow personally oversaw most the unit's early operations during the Glengarry campaign, sometimes to the detriment of his forces. * Von Bulow had a history of space-sickness, which caused him to suffer nausea while in orbit over Glengarry.<ref name=BH65>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 65</ref> * No information has been published regarding von Bulow's early military career, and combined with his noble birth, this indicates he may have been a Lyran "[[Lyran_Commonwealth#Military|social general]]". * There are indications that Glengarry's planetary government under von Bulow had been corrupt and incompetent, though this may be considered a somewhat biased view, as it was expressed by Governor-General Roger DeVries.<ref name=BH117>''Blood of Heroes (novel)'' p. 117</ref> ==References== <references/> ==Bibliography== * ''[[Assumption of Risk]]'' (novel) * ''[[Blood of Heroes]]'' (novel) * ''[[Day of Heroes]]'' * ''[[Field Manual: Lyran Alliance]]'' * ''[[Historical Turning Points: Glengarry]]'' * ''[[Shattered Sphere]]'' [[Category:Lyran Commonwealth Characters|Bulow, Wilhelm vkn]]

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