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{{Infobox military person
{{Infobox military person
| honorific_prefix = The Honourable
| name = Sir Horace Lindegard
| name = Sir Horace Lindegard
| honorific_suffix = [[Order of the Mace|KM]]
| image = Lieutenant General Horace Lindegard.jpg
| image = Lieutenant General Horace Lindegard.jpg
| image_size =  
| image_size = 300
| birth_date = 18 August 1880
| birth_date = {{birth date|1879|08|18}}
| birth_place = Monton, Kingdom of Vionna
| birth_place =  
| death_date = 1 June 1964
| death_date = {{death date and age|1964|06|01|1879|08|18}}
| death_place = Monton, Kingdom of Vionna
| death_place = Monton, Kingdom of Vionna
| allegiance =
|allegiance       = [[File:Flag of Castile-La Mancha.svg|22px]] [[Vionna-Frankenlisch]]
| branch = [[File:Flag of Castile-La Mancha.svg|22px]] Imperial Vionna-Frankenlischian Army<br/>
|branch          = [[File:Imperial Army Flag.png|22px]] [[Imperial Vionna-Frankenlischian Army|Imperial Army]]
|branch_label    = Branch
| commands = *[[Imperial Vionnan-Frankenlischan Expeditionary Corps]]
| commands = *[[Imperial Vionnan-Frankenlischan Expeditionary Corps]]
* [[Vionnan First Army]]
* [[Vionnan First Army]]
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* ''[[Soc Quang Campaign]]''
* ''[[Soc Quang Campaign]]''
** [[Battle of Châu Ðinh]]
** [[Battle of Châu Ðinh]]
* '''[[Great Europan War]]'''
| rank = Lieutenant General
* ''[[Caledonian Campaign]]''
| rank = Romulus General
| awards = {{plainlist|
| awards = {{plainlist|
* [[Vionna-Frankenlischian Military Award Badges|Naval Badge of Vitality]]
* [[Vionna-Frankenlischian Military Award Badges|Honour Badge]]
* [[Vionna-Frankenlischian Military Award Badges|Honour Badge]]
* [[Vionna-Frankenlischian Military Award Badges|Wound Badge]]
* [[Vionna-Frankenlischian Military Award Badges|Wound Badge]]  
* [[Military Cross (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Military Cross]]
* [[Military Cross (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Military Cross]]
* [[Overseas Combat Medal (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Overseas Combat Medal]]
* [[Overseas Combat Medal (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Overseas Combat Medal]]
* [[Quenmin Campaign Medal (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Quenmin Campaign Medal (1899-1902)]]
* [[Quenmin Campaign Medal (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Quenmin Campaign Medal (1899-1902)]]
}}
}}
| relations = * [[Isidor Lindegard]] (son)
|spouse = {{marriage|[[Sally, Lady Backham]]|1903}}
* Sally Beckham (wife)
|children = [[Lawrence, 1st Baron Linhall|Lawrence]]
| relations =
* [[Henry, 5th Earl of Monton]] (brother)
* [[Henry, 5th Earl of Monton]] (brother)
* [[Henry, 4th Earl of Monton]] (father)
* [[Henry, 4th Earl of Monton]] (father)
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==Military Career==
==Military Career==
===Ai Chi War===
===Ai Chi War===
Vionna-Frankenlisch, ruled at that time by [[King Alexander II of Vionna-Frankenlisch|King Alexander II]], entered the [[Ai Chi War]] formally on the eleventh of July 1899, just over a month from the start of the war. Horace Lindegard was, at that point, training troops for the Sultan of [[Sultanate of Okkamidur (Magna Europa)|Okkamidur]], an Imperial ally. Noting Lindegard's subsequent experience with foreign troops the [[War Office (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|War Office]] recalled him and gazetted him as a Major General in the [[Imperial Vionnan-Frankenlischan Expeditionary Corps|Imperial Expeditionary Force]] to be sent to Ai Chi.
Vionna-Frankenlisch, ruled at that time by [[King Alexander II of Vionna-Frankenlisch|King Alexander II]], entered the [[Ai Chi War]] formally on the eleventh of July 1899. Lindegard, though inexperienced, was able to utilise the patronage of his family and his already promising record to secure a place amongst the Expeditionary Force which was earmarked for Ai Chi. As a significant portion of the First Column was made up of troops from Lindegard's family lands of Monton, he was promoted to brevet Colonel and appointed as [[Sir Douglas Rentry]]'s Chief of Staff. Rentry was commander of the First Column
 
Upon arrival in late July, the Imperial Expeditionary Force was divided into two columns, the first one larger than the second and commanded by [[Sir William Sandoral, First Baron Sandoral|Lieutenant General William Sandoral]]. Lindegard commanded the Second Column of five thousand troops and sixteen field howitzers, the Second Column was made up mainly of dragoons and light infantry including the [[Clare's Dragoons (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Light Dragoon Battalion]] of the [[Daniel Sheridan, 8th Baron of Clare|Baron of Clare]]. Lieutenant General Sandoral commanded the IEF as a whole as well as the First Column in detail. The Imperial Expeditionary Force fought first at the [[Second Battle of Chari]], an engagement which highlighted some severe deficiencies in the  Imperial Expeditionary Force. During the battle, Sandoral was wounded by shrapnel and returned to Frankenlisch to recuperate while Lindegard took temporary command of the IEF, delegating command of the Second Column to the [[Walter Brice, Fourth Earl of Brice|Earl of Brice]] who had just arrived with reinforcements in the form of Rifle Infantry and Artillery from [[Briceport (Vionna-Frankenlisch)|Briceport]] along with his family retainers and mercenary cavalry from Wolfswood, two of the Second Column's Light Infantry units were transferred to the First Column as a result, the First Light Wingston Foot and the First Light Harmstead Rifles.


==Awards, Titles, and Promotions==
==Awards, Titles, and Promotions==

Revision as of 00:21, 12 February 2023

The Honourable

Sir Horace Lindegard

Lieutenant General Horace Lindegard.jpg
Born(1879-08-18)August 18, 1879
DiedJune 1, 1964(1964-06-01) (aged 84)
Monton, Kingdom of Vionna
AllegianceFlag of Castile-La Mancha.svg Vionna-Frankenlisch
BranchImperial Army Flag.png Imperial Army
RankLieutenant General
Commands held
Battles/wars
Awards
Spouse(s)
ChildrenLawrence
Relations

Horace Lindegard was a Vionnan military officer and knight that served in the Imperial Vionna-Frankenlischian Army. He held high command during several colonial campaigns and became highly decorated over the course of his service. The second son of the Fourth Earl of Monton, Lindegard's military career began when he was fifteen years old and lasted until 1950, making him one of the longest-serving officers in the history of the Imperial Army.

Early Life

Military Career

Ai Chi War

Vionna-Frankenlisch, ruled at that time by King Alexander II, entered the Ai Chi War formally on the eleventh of July 1899. Lindegard, though inexperienced, was able to utilise the patronage of his family and his already promising record to secure a place amongst the Expeditionary Force which was earmarked for Ai Chi. As a significant portion of the First Column was made up of troops from Lindegard's family lands of Monton, he was promoted to brevet Colonel and appointed as Sir Douglas Rentry's Chief of Staff. Rentry was commander of the First Column

Awards, Titles, and Promotions

Awards

Titles and honorifics

Military Promotions