39th
Regiment
Dragon Force
Lords
General Donald McDraken, on Obduraris
Counts as Imperial Prince, on Dragon
General McDraken has come from a long line of captain in the Aerial Corps. His dragon Obdurares, meaning to Endure, has been his companion for many years.
His command of the 39th has been extraordinary as it was the first time a member of the Aerial Corps was giving command of an regiment.
Battle Honours:
Major General the Hon. Charles Stewart
Counts as Prelate, on Altar of Battle
Charles Steward, Earl of Manningbury, has been the second in command of the Regiment even before the arrival of McDraken. At first he was angry that he was passed over but he has learned to respect his senior. He was always devout man and he is able to push his soldiers even further with his oratory skills. He rarely goes to battle without his staff.
Battle Honours:
Colonel Lord David Kerr
Counts as Knight Commander
In command of both the 5th Royal Hussars and the 9th Royal Lancers, Lord Kerr is in command of the Regiments Horses. At the age of only 30 he was granted his commission based on his peerage yet has proven to be an excellent swordsmen and strategist. During one night in the new lands he found a strange animal, not a horse and not a dragon. He has trained it and Gary now is his faithfull mount.
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Heroes
Colonel Robert Alten
Counts as Captain
The Commander of the Foot, Robert Alten, is a strong leader of men. He has always been in favour of the use of well trained infantrymen and was very honored to be given command of all the Regiment's Infantry companies.
Battle Honours:
Sergeant Major Frederik Sandham
Counts as Battle Standard Bearer
Frederik Sandham has the honour of carring the Regiment's Banner. He is a young sergeant major giving this honour after personally rallying the 35th foot when their captain Henry Wade had been severly injured.
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The Clergy, Father O'Leary, Father O'Donnel and Father Harris
Counts as Preacher
The Three, as they are called, are the three clergymen of the regiment. Although formally not part of the senior officers they are well respected. During battles they join one of the Foot companies to urge them on. Lately Father O'Leary has been seen riding with the cavalry.
Battle Honours:
Father O'Leary, Battle of the Three Forests 2/7/2014
Major Martin Belten
Counts as Captain
Matin Belten is the Regiment's Logistic Officer. He is kept busy with repairing Fort New England and rarely joins the Regiment on the battlefield.
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Lieutenant Colonel Gregory Kolber
Counts as Artificer
Gregory Kolber is responsible for all the artillery. He is an excellent engineer but he is not a sociable men. His men respect him but he usually has troubles conversing in the higher social circles that are now part of his rank.
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