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* [[File:Grand Ceasian Flag.png|20px]] [[II Legion (Imperial Ceasia)|II Legion]] - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General [[Marcus Manides]] | * [[File:Grand Ceasian Flag.png|20px]] [[II Legion (Imperial Ceasia)|II Legion]] - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General [[Marcus Manides]] | ||
* [[File:Grand Ceasian Flag.png|20px]] [[III Legion (Imperial Ceasia)|III Legion]] - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General [[Theocaris Cita]] | * [[File:Grand Ceasian Flag.png|20px]] [[III Legion (Imperial Ceasia)|III Legion]] - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General [[Theocaris Cita]] | ||
* 98th (Siege) Battery, Royal Artillery | |||
* 101st (Siege) Battery, Royal Artillery | |||
Latest revision as of 17:48, 18 June 2022
| Third Corps | |
|---|---|
 Imperial troops of Third Corps march out of Octan. | |
| Active | 1991-93 |
| Country |  Vionna-Frankenlisch Imperial Ceasia |
| Branch |  Imperial Army |
| Engagements | Prodavan War |
| Commanders | |
| Notable commanders | Matthew, 7th Viscount Rachdale |
Third Corps was a formation of the Imperial Army of Vionna-Frankenlisch formed for service in the Prodavan War.
History
Organisation
Formation
When first formed on 2nd April 1991, Third Corps was a hastily arranged unit consisting of whichever combat units were available in Octan. It numbered 27,000 troops and comprised:
- 6th Infantry Division - 10 battalions in 2 brigades - 10,000 men - Major General Matthew Saunders, Viscount Rachdale
- Julianopolis Mounted Rifles regiment - 600 men in 3 squadrons - Colonel Adam Achemeois
- Royal Prodavan Borderers regiment - 600 men in 3 squadrons - Colonel Sir James Turner-Avci
- Agrea Volunteer Horse regiment - 600 men in 3 squadrons - Colonel John Maxwell Trimming
- King's Own Julianopolis Hussars regiment - 600 men in 3 squadrons - Colonel William Argyros, Count of Argyris
I Legion - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General Lavrentios Sylivian- II Legion - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General Marcus Manides
- III Legion - 4,800 men in 10 cohors - Legate-General Theocaris Cita
- 98th (Siege) Battery, Royal Artillery
- 101st (Siege) Battery, Royal Artillery