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| unit_name = Thundering Elephant | | unit_name = Thundering Elephant Corps | ||
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| size = 18,770 (1986) <br /> 37,990 (1987) | | size = 18,770 (1986) <br /> 37,990 (1987) | ||
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| garrison = [[Airashe (Itayana)|Airashe]] (logistical hub) | | garrison = [[Airashe (Itayana)|Airashe]] (logistical hub) <br /> [[Yan'omi (Itayana)|Yan'omi]] (logistical hub) | ||
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The '''Thundering Elephant | The '''Thundering Elephant Corps''' was an expeditionary military unit sent by various governorates of [[Itayana]] to [[Charnea]] during the [[Ninvite War]]. Assembled and organized in 1986 from the forces of regional governors, it saw action in several major battles of the war. The Banner fought in several major battles of the Ninvite War, developing methods and raising cadres for future iterations of the Itayana military. Its political impact, however, is poorly understood up to this day. | ||
== Background == | == Background == | ||
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== Composition and Equipment == | == Composition and Equipment == | ||
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| name = Thundering Elephant | | name = Thundering Elephant Corps | ||
| date = 1986 | | date = 1986 | ||
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** Battalion | ** Battalion | ||
* Left Wing | * Left Wing | ||
** | ** 6th Governorate Banner | ||
** | ** 8th Governorate Banner | ||
** | ** 10th Governorate Banner | ||
** 12th Governorate Banner | |||
* Central Wing | |||
** 29th Governorate Banner | |||
** 30th Governorate Banner | |||
** 31st Governorate Banner | |||
** 32nd Governorate Banner | |||
* Right Wing | * Right Wing | ||
** | ** 33rd Governorate Banner | ||
** | ** 34th Governorate Banner | ||
** | ** 35th Governorate Banner | ||
** 36th Governorate Banner | |||
** | |||
* Artillery Brigade | * Artillery Brigade | ||
** Artillery | ** 1st Artillery Banner | ||
** Artillery | ** 2nd Artillery Banner | ||
** Artillery | ** 3rd Artillery Banner | ||
** Artillery | ** 4th Artillery Banner | ||
** Artillery | ** 5th Artillery Banner | ||
** Artillery | ** 6th Artillery Banner | ||
* Engineer Brigade | * Engineer Brigade | ||
* Sustainment Brigade | * Sustainment Brigade | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{Infobox command structure | {{Infobox command structure | ||
| name = Thundering Elephant | | name = Thundering Elephant Corps | ||
| date = 1987 | | date = 1987 | ||
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* Signal Battalion | * Signal Battalion | ||
}} | }} | ||
The | The Corps was formed from the forces of governorates of the right bank of [[Karana River|Karana]] (6th, 8th, 10th, 12th) and the [[Makgato Plateau]] (29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th and 36th). Initially, each governorate sent a battalion and either a pioneer command or an artillery battery. Following the esclation of hostilities, governors mobilized additional units, mostly to train replacements for killed or wounded soldiers. Medical services command was expanded and the centralized signal command was established for enhanched coordination of the units. | ||
Organization of the | Organization of the Corps reflected changes in the overall thought as well. In 1986, the Corps followed the traditional structure of Itayana Banners, slightly modified with the experience gained in the [[Agala War]]. However, it was found to be unwieldy in motorized offensive operations and redundant in defense, so the structure was adapted by the late 1986 into a less common square structure with independent reconnaissance brigade and four triangular brigades, also called "Banners". This later strUcture persisted until the end of hostilities and dissolution of the unit; following the war, the word "Banner" was used only to denote brigades. | ||
== Impact == | == Impact == | ||
Revision as of 21:46, 4 December 2022
| Thundering Elephant Corps | |
|---|---|
| Active | 1986 – 1987 |
| Country |  Itayana |
| Allegiance |  Charnea |
| Branch | Army |
| Type | Motorized Infantry |
| Size | 18,770 (1986) 37,990 (1987) |
| Garrison/HQ | Airashe (logistical hub) Yan'omi (logistical hub) |
| Engagements | Ninvite War |
| Commanders | |
| Notable commanders | Abiodun II Sarimjatau (6th Governorate), [[]] (32nd Governorate) |
The Thundering Elephant Corps was an expeditionary military unit sent by various governorates of Itayana to Charnea during the Ninvite War. Assembled and organized in 1986 from the forces of regional governors, it saw action in several major battles of the war. The Banner fought in several major battles of the Ninvite War, developing methods and raising cadres for future iterations of the Itayana military. Its political impact, however, is poorly understood up to this day.
Background
Operations
Composition and Equipment
The Corps was formed from the forces of governorates of the right bank of Karana (6th, 8th, 10th, 12th) and the Makgato Plateau (29th, 30th, 31st, 32nd, 33rd, 34th, 35th and 36th). Initially, each governorate sent a battalion and either a pioneer command or an artillery battery. Following the esclation of hostilities, governors mobilized additional units, mostly to train replacements for killed or wounded soldiers. Medical services command was expanded and the centralized signal command was established for enhanched coordination of the units.
Organization of the Corps reflected changes in the overall thought as well. In 1986, the Corps followed the traditional structure of Itayana Banners, slightly modified with the experience gained in the Agala War. However, it was found to be unwieldy in motorized offensive operations and redundant in defense, so the structure was adapted by the late 1986 into a less common square structure with independent reconnaissance brigade and four triangular brigades, also called "Banners". This later strUcture persisted until the end of hostilities and dissolution of the unit; following the war, the word "Banner" was used only to denote brigades.