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group_goals=Restore Peace to Malton| | group_goals=Restore Peace to Malton| |
Latest revision as of 18:53, 21 August 2009
French Foreign Legion | |
Abbreviation: | The Legion |
Group Numbers: | 10 Confirmed |
Leadership: | Brigadier General O'Neil |
Goals: | Restore Peace to Malton |
Recruitment Policy: | Join La Legion |
Contact: | Forum |
The French Foreign Legion is a military group, a division of the French Army, created specially for foreign nationals. The Legion is known across the world as an elite military unit. Drafted in as a superb combat group, the Foreign Legion aims to restore order the Malton.
The Legion's Story
The French Foreign Legion was created by Louis Philippe, then King of the French, on 10 March 1831. The purpose of the Legion was to remove disruptive elements from society and put them to use fighting the enemies of France. Recruits included failed revolutionaries from the rest of Europe, soldiers from the disbanded foreign regiments, and troublemakers in general, both foreign and French. Algeria was designated as the Legion's home and in late 1831, the first Legionnaires landed in Algeria, the country that would be the Legion's homeland for 130 years and shape its character.
The Legion has fought in conflicts world wide: from Spain and France to Mexico and the Far East, from the First Carlist War in the 1800s till the Gulf war in the late 20th Century. Famous world-wide for its combat exploits, the Legion was called upon to solve issues in Malton.
The Legion's Aims
The French Foreign Legion, formerly 10 Regiments of world class soldiers, have been depleted by warfare and death. Now the Legion intends to grow in numbers and retake Malton for the people.
The Legion currently has base of operations in Gulsonside, and from there intends to project across Malton and reclaim land of the survivors.
Regiments of the French Foreign Legion
1st Foreign Regiment - Command Regiment and Current Main Regiment
Radio Contact
The Legion has secured radio frequency 28.31 MHz in honour of the Legion's founding year, 1831.
Radio contact may be broken, so a more reliable contact method would be the forums or IRC channel - Nexus War Server, #foreign.
Code of Honour
- Légionnaire, you are a volunteer serving with "Honour and Fidelity".
- Every legionnaire is your brother-in-arms, regardless of his nationality, race, or religion. You will demonstrate this by strict solidarity which must always unite members of the same family.
- Respect of traditions, devotion to your leaders, discipline and comradeship are your strengths, courage and loyalty your virtues.
- Proud of your status as Legionnaire, you display this in your uniform, which is always impeccable, your behaviour always dignified but modest, your living quarters always clean.
- An elite soldier, you will train rigorously, you will maintain your weapon as your most precious possession, you are constantly concerned with your physical form.
- A mission is sacred, you will carry it out until the end respecting laws, customs of war, international conventions and, if necessary, at a risk of your life.
- In combat, you will act without passion and without hate, you will respect the vanquished enemy, you will never abandon your dead or wounded, nor surrender your arms.
Ranks in the Legion
Soldats du rang
- Engagé Volontaire - "Volunteers". Rank during training
- Soldat 2e Classe - 2nd Class Legionnaire
- Soldat 1e Classe - 1st Class Legionnaire
- Caporal - Corporal
- Caporal Chef - Senior Corporal
Sous-Officiers
- Sergent - Sergeant
- Sergent Chef - Senior Sergeant
- Adjudant - Warrant Officer
- Adjudant Chef - Senior Warrant Officer
- Major - Sergeant Major
Officiers (Officers)
- Aspirant - Cadet
- Sous-Lieutenant - Second Lieutenant
- Lieutenant - First Lieutenant
- Capitaine - Captain
- Commandant - Major
- Lieutenant-Colonel
- Colonel
- Général de Brigade - Brigadier General