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Quote from: Rainbow 6 on May 07, 2009, 03:03:37 AM
I thought Woodbine was the original capital of the periphery march?
Sorry I didn't get back to you Six. During the 5 Principalities the Outworlds March capital was Filtvet, the Draconis March capital was Tancredi, the Terran March capital was Robinson.
I want to thank everyone for their input on the AFFS thus far, think we've got all the unit names now.
Armed Forces of the Federated Suns
139 BattleMech Regiments (as of 2785)
Regular Army (40 regiments)
I might change the overall name of this formation as the Regular Army is a catch all. Let me know if you have any suggestions here. Again these are national commands that roam the Federation at the discretion of the High Command. The Andalusian Cazadores are a BTSD creation already hinted at in FM TR 2785 that replaces the Deneb Light Cavalry.
Davion Guards (8 regiments)
Avalon Hussars (26 regiments)
Ceti Hussars (3 regiments)
Crucis Lancers (2 regiments)
Andalusian Cazadores (1 regiment)
Training Cadres (6 regiments)
Again if we use the DCMS example that has approximately 5% of your total force reserved for these formations. As our target number for the AFFS is nearly 140 Mech regiments that could mean as many as 7 regiments could be training formations. The only large school that certainly uses these units is Albion. Are there others likely smaller? Of course we need to assemble a list of Federated Suns Military Academies.
Albion Training Cadre (3 regiments) again style like a standard SL Division
NAMA Cadet Cadre (3 regiments) again style like a standard SL Division
Regional Commands (66 regiments)
You can see the current arrangement (as of 2785) of Davion Marches and their twenty two separate Combat Regions on Fanmap 01. These forces I believe form the bulk of the AFFS at this time. If you look and agree with the rest of my math then this could mean as many as 60+ Mech Regiments spread over the 22 Combat Regions of the Federated Suns. An average of 3 Mech Regiments per Combat Region. The UNR news article above says “This group is made up of units like the Clovis Guards, the Syrtis Fusiliers, the Messengers of Shiva, the Kestrel Grenadiers, and the Franklin Gorgons.†Thoughts? 3 Mech regiments for each command styled after a standard SL division, During the SL the High Command would rotate a third of these on/ready/off
Draconis March (6)
Clovis Guards (3 regiments) [Clovis Combat Region]
Robinson Reivers (3 regiments) [Robinson Combat Region]
Franklin Gorgons (3 regiments) [Franklin Combat Region]
Verde Lancers (3 regiments) [Verde Combat Region]
Tancredi Roughriders (3 regiments) [Tancredi Combat Region]
Kilbourne Defenders (3 regiments) [Kilbourne Combat Region]
Crucis March (10)
Marlette Musketeers (3 regiments) [Marlette Combat Region]
Kestrel Grenadiers (3 regiments) [Kestrel Combat Region]
Avalon Borderers (3 regiments) [New Avalon Combat Region]
Tsamma Kommandos (3 regiments) [Tsamma Combat Region]
Point Barrow Bulldogs (3 regiments) [Point Barrow Combat Region]
Remagen Panzer Brigade (3 regiments) [Remagen Combat Region]
Anjin Muerto Caballeros (3 regiments) [Anjin Muerto Combat Region]
Broken Wheel Charioteers (3 regiments) [Broken Wheel Combat Region]
Killarney Kerns (3 regiments) [Killarney Combat Region]
Messengers of Shiva (3 regiments) [Islamabad Combat Region]
Capellan March (6)
Chesterton Dragoons (3 regiments) [Chesterton Combat Region]
Emerson Pikemen (3 regiments) [Emerson Combat Region]
Hobbs Hospitaliers (3 regiments) [Hobbs Combat Region]
Syrtis Fusiliers (3 regiments) [New Syrtis Combat Region]
Seven Sister's Brigade (3 regiments) [Pleiades Combat Region]
Lothair Legionnaires (3 regiments) [Lothair Combat Region]
Independent Regiments (5 regiments)
Based on the SL formations of the same name these single regiments are the problem solvers of the AFFS.
Federated Irregulars = smaller units deployed as troubleshooters
Nahoni Striker = SLDF Striker regiment
Woodbine Chassuers = SLDF Light Horse regiment
Exeter Cavaliers = SLDF Hussar regiment
Kathil Cuirassiers = SLDF Dragoon regiment
March Militias (22 regiments)
Draconis March (6)
Clovis DMM (1 regiment) [Clovis Combat Region]
Robinson DMM (1 regiment) [Robinson Combat Region]
Franklin DMM (1 regiment) [Franklin Combat Region]
Verde DMM (1 regiment) [Verde Combat Region]
Tancredi DMM (1 regiment) [Tancredi Combat Region]
Kilbourne DMM (1 regiment) [Kilbourne Combat Region]
Crucis March (10)
Marlette CMM (1 regiment) [Marlette Combat Region]
Kestrel CMM (1 regiment) [Kestrel Combat Region]
New Avalon CMM (1 regiment) [New Avalon Combat Region]
Tsamma CMM (1 regiment) [Tsamma Combat Region]
Point Barrow CMM (1 regiment) [Point Barrow Combat Region]
Remagen CMM (1 regiment) [Remagen Combat Region]
Anjin Muerto CMM (1 regiment) [Anjin Muerto Combat Region]
Broken Wheel CMM (1 regiment) [Broken Wheel Combat Region]
Killarney CMM (1 regiment) [Killarney Combat Region]
Islamabad CMM (1 regiment) [Islamabad Combat Region]
Capellan March (6)
Chesterton CMM (1 regiment) [Chesterton Combat Region]
Emerson CMM (1 regiment) [Emerson Combat Region]
Hobbs CMM (1 regiment) [Hobbs Combat Region]
Syrtis CMM (1 regiment) [New Syrtis Combat Region]
Pleiades CMM (1 regiment) [Pleiades Combat Region]
Lothair CMM (1 regiment) [Lothair Combat Region]
Also I'd like to thank Irose whose got some great ideas for the AFFS including Regional Academies. This alternate recruiting strategy (aside from major and planetary academies) predates the 3025 era Training Battalions. Each Combat Region has an academy of some sort that trains troops for the regional forces- the best of those recruits may be selected for service with the line regiments. The quality of each academy would vary greatly and they would be more hands on and practical then say NAMA or Albion which would focus more on theory.