Second Erebonian and Rubrumian Imperial Force
| Second Erebonian and Rubrumian Imperial Force | |
|---|---|
 Erebonian and Rubrumian troops rest near Mazahr-Sharif | |
| Active | 1939 - 1976 |
| Country |  Erebonian Empire Rubrum |
| Allegiance | Erebonian Empire Rubrum |
| Type | Combined Headquarters |
| Role | Expeditionary Warfare |
| Size | 6 Divisions supplanted by:
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| Engagements | Second Europan War War of Lorican Aggression |
| Commanders | |
| Notable commanders | Brian Regnitz Elliot Testarossa |
The Second Erebonian and Rubrumian Imperial Force was an Allied formation consisting of Erebonian and Rubrumian personnel during the Second Europan War and later during the War of Lorican Aggression. It primarily fought in the Middle East Campaign and in the Asianna and the Pacificanna Campaign during EWII in which the formation also became the 2nd overseas contribution by Rubrum and the first and only overseas contribution made by the Erebonian Empire. It was led by Erebonian General Brian Regnitz and Rubrumian General Elliot Testarossa.
The 2nd ERUIF first made their appearance during Operation Alderhall, which was the Allied plan of opening a second front in the Middle East through Israelia. The ERUAC forces would lead certain Allied operations during Operation Supercharge, the Second Battle of Selucia, the Khost Pocket, and many more. However, the battle that made the ERUACs remembered for is the Manas River Offensive, in which Regnitz made an impossible attempt to relieve the beleaguered Bethausians near Manas River, in which the 2nd ERUIF's rapid movements along a vast mountainous terrain played a vital key role to relieve the Bethausians just in time before the Imperials could throw the attack that might have changed the course of the war.
The formation has been honoured as one of the best Allied formations of the war, receiving both praises from Allied and Imperial generals alike. A memorial to the 2nd ERUIF was erected at Fort Daidoji Kitagawa (Formerly the Leeves Garrison Barracks), where the force was first created.