Difference between revisions of "32nd Recon Combat Group"
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| − | | unitname = | + | | unitname = 32nd Recon Combat Group |
| + | | nickname = Malcolm's Sprinters | ||
| year = 3067 | | year = 3067 | ||
| − | | commander = Colonel Jules Boruzescu | + | | commander = [[Colonel]] Jules Boruzescu |
| jumpships = no | | jumpships = no | ||
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==History== | ==History== | ||
| − | The 32nd Recon is a successor of the original SLDF unit with the same name. It took part in the assault of Terra and get mercs after the exodus of the entire SDLF. The name is the mission, spezialized in recon, raiding and harassing tasks. The unit include the command element of the entire brigade and as a result of the past (a General was killed on a mission) the Battalion is seperated normaly, when the rest of the 32nd Recon is on a mission. During the succession wars the regiment was a feared opponent to the CCAF and was always considered as a main defence force | + | The 32nd Recon is a successor of the original [[SLDF]] unit with the same name. It took part in the assault of [[Terra]] and get mercs after the exodus of the entire SDLF. The name is the mission, spezialized in recon, raiding and harassing tasks. The unit include the command element of the entire brigade and as a result of the past (a [[General]] was killed on a mission) the [[Battalion]] is seperated normaly, when the rest of the 32nd Recon is on a mission. During the succession wars the regiment was a feared opponent to the [[CCAF]] and was always considered as a main defence force |
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==Composition== | ==Composition== | ||
| − | * | + | * Lexington Combat Group Command(1 Battalion/Elite/Fanatical) |
: - provide security for General and HQ personal | : - provide security for General and HQ personal | ||
| − | : 12 heavy | + | : 12 heavy [[Mech]]s |
| − | : 12 attack | + | : 12 attack [[VTOL]]s |
: 12 tanks | : 12 tanks | ||
: 3 battle armor squads | : 3 battle armor squads | ||
| − | * | + | * 32nd Recon Regiment (1 Reinforced [[Regiment]]/Elite/Fanatical) |
| − | * | + | * 2476th Tactical Fighter Wing (1 [[Wing]]/Elite/Reliable) |
: train in ground support and precision strikes | : train in ground support and precision strikes | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
<references /> | <references /> | ||
| − | + | *''Mercernaries Supplemental'', p. 47 | |
| − | Mercernaries Supplemental p. 47 | + | ==Bibliography== |
| − | + | *''[[Mercernaries Supplemental]]'' | |
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[[Category:Mercenary Commands]] | [[Category:Mercenary Commands]] | ||
Revision as of 17:26, 19 April 2010
History
The 32nd Recon is a successor of the original SLDF unit with the same name. It took part in the assault of Terra and get mercs after the exodus of the entire SDLF. The name is the mission, spezialized in recon, raiding and harassing tasks. The unit include the command element of the entire brigade and as a result of the past (a General was killed on a mission) the Battalion is seperated normaly, when the rest of the 32nd Recon is on a mission. During the succession wars the regiment was a feared opponent to the CCAF and was always considered as a main defence force
Officers
The unit is lead by Colonel Jules Boruzescu for the last 2 years.
Tactics
The unit prefers terrain with the maximum of cover and uses its eletronic warfare equipment for ambushes and assaults
Composition
- Lexington Combat Group Command(1 Battalion/Elite/Fanatical)
- - provide security for General and HQ personal
- 12 heavy Mechs
- 12 attack VTOLs
- 12 tanks
- 3 battle armor squads
- 32nd Recon Regiment (1 Reinforced Regiment/Elite/Fanatical)
- 2476th Tactical Fighter Wing (1 Wing/Elite/Reliable)
- train in ground support and precision strikes
- 1st Lexington Cavalry Brigade (2 Regiments/Veteran/Fanatical)
- many scout designs
References
- Mercernaries Supplemental, p. 47