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Line 30: Elements of the Fusiliers of Oriente were the only Free Worlds League troops to see combat on two fronts during the [[Reunification War]]. The First and Second Fusiliers served on the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] front and later the [[Rim Worlds Republic]] front.<ref>''Historical: Reunification War'', pp. 38, 95, 129, 148-149, 152-153</ref> Elements of the Fusiliers of Oriente were the only Free Worlds League troops to see combat on two fronts during the [[Reunification War]]. The First and Second Fusiliers served on the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] front and later the [[Rim Worlds Republic]] front.<ref>''Historical: Reunification War'', pp. 38, 95, 129, 148-149, 152-153</ref> − During the [[Jihad]] the Fusiliers of Oriente fought both the [[LCAF]] and [[CCAF]], losing three regiments in the process.<ref name=fm3085p75/> They only provided logistical support to the [[Stone's Coalition|Coalition]] forces however, and after the Jihad ended they turned their attention to defending their traditional homeworlds.<ref>''Field Report: FWLM'', p. 10</ref> + During the [[Jihad]] the Fusiliers of Oriente fought both the [[LCAF]] and [[CCAF]], losing three regiments in the process.<ref name=fm3085p75/> They only provided logistical support to the [[Coalition]] forces however, and after the Jihad ended they turned their attention to defending their traditional homeworlds.<ref>''Field Report: FWLM'', p. 10</ref> After the reunification of the Free Worlds League, the Fusiliers were in a rough state. The Ducal Guard were the only unit to continue on under their banner, with the rest reclassified as Federal troops and used as the nucleus of new units or to fill holes in the [[Oriente Hussars]]. Despite rumors of a rebuilding of the brigade, as of 3145 the brigade was made up of only the Guard. Either despite or because of this, the Ducal Guard opted for an almost impossible standard of readiness, training for even the rarest combat situations. As a reinforced regiment of elite skill, the Ducal Guard was perhaps the reconstituted FWLM's most potent military unit.<ref name=fm3145>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 103</ref> After the reunification of the Free Worlds League, the Fusiliers were in a rough state. The Ducal Guard were the only unit to continue on under their banner, with the rest reclassified as Federal troops and used as the nucleus of new units or to fill holes in the [[Oriente Hussars]]. Despite rumors of a rebuilding of the brigade, as of 3145 the brigade was made up of only the Guard. Either despite or because of this, the Ducal Guard opted for an almost impossible standard of readiness, training for even the rarest combat situations. As a reinforced regiment of elite skill, the Ducal Guard was perhaps the reconstituted FWLM's most potent military unit.<ref name=fm3145>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 103</ref>
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Elements of the Fusiliers of Oriente were the only Free Worlds League troops to see combat on two fronts during the [[Reunification War]]. The First and Second Fusiliers served on the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] front and later the [[Rim Worlds Republic]] front.<ref>''Historical: Reunification War'', pp. 38, 95, 129, 148-149, 152-153</ref> | Elements of the Fusiliers of Oriente were the only Free Worlds League troops to see combat on two fronts during the [[Reunification War]]. The First and Second Fusiliers served on the [[Magistracy of Canopus]] front and later the [[Rim Worlds Republic]] front.<ref>''Historical: Reunification War'', pp. 38, 95, 129, 148-149, 152-153</ref> | ||
| − | During the [[Jihad]] the Fusiliers of Oriente fought both the [[LCAF]] and [[CCAF]], losing three regiments in the process.<ref name=fm3085p75/> They only provided logistical support to the [[ | + | During the [[Jihad]] the Fusiliers of Oriente fought both the [[LCAF]] and [[CCAF]], losing three regiments in the process.<ref name=fm3085p75/> They only provided logistical support to the [[Coalition]] forces however, and after the Jihad ended they turned their attention to defending their traditional homeworlds.<ref>''Field Report: FWLM'', p. 10</ref> |
After the reunification of the Free Worlds League, the Fusiliers were in a rough state. The Ducal Guard were the only unit to continue on under their banner, with the rest reclassified as Federal troops and used as the nucleus of new units or to fill holes in the [[Oriente Hussars]]. Despite rumors of a rebuilding of the brigade, as of 3145 the brigade was made up of only the Guard. Either despite or because of this, the Ducal Guard opted for an almost impossible standard of readiness, training for even the rarest combat situations. As a reinforced regiment of elite skill, the Ducal Guard was perhaps the reconstituted FWLM's most potent military unit.<ref name=fm3145>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 103</ref> | After the reunification of the Free Worlds League, the Fusiliers were in a rough state. The Ducal Guard were the only unit to continue on under their banner, with the rest reclassified as Federal troops and used as the nucleus of new units or to fill holes in the [[Oriente Hussars]]. Despite rumors of a rebuilding of the brigade, as of 3145 the brigade was made up of only the Guard. Either despite or because of this, the Ducal Guard opted for an almost impossible standard of readiness, training for even the rarest combat situations. As a reinforced regiment of elite skill, the Ducal Guard was perhaps the reconstituted FWLM's most potent military unit.<ref name=fm3145>''Field Manual: 3145'', p. 103</ref> | ||