Lancaster's Combined Legion
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| Lancaster's Combined Legion of Highlanders and Indians 62nd New York Infantry Regiment | |
|---|---|
| Country |  Concordia and the Soryu |
| Allegiance | Concordia and the Soryu, Royalist Concordia |
| Branch | Royalist Army |
| Type | Legion / Regiment |
| Role | Combined Arms Formation / Infantry |
| March | MacTavish is Here |
| Engagements | Concordian Civil War |
| Commanders | |
| Notable commanders | Brig. Gen. Boswell P. S. Lancaster |
| Insignia | |
| Regimental Tartan | .jpg) |
Lancaster's Combined Legion, also known as Lancaster's Combined Legion of Highlanders and Indians and the 62nd New York Infantry Regiment, was a combined infantry legion that fought for Royalist Concordia, or Concordia and the Soryu, during the Concordian Civil War. It was formed and commanded by Boswell P. S. Lancaster after being inspired by the MacDonald Highlanders of Appalachia. After the creation of the 62nd (Lancaster) New York Highlanders, Lancaster created two more battalions comprised of Iroquois Indians originating from the Mohawk and Seneca tribes, constituting the 1st New York Indian Volunteer Regiment.