military
“If we live not another day Say this over our pyre That we died like Legion hainadar With our faces to the fire. “But once we live tomorrow In a body free of pain Then bring us ale and whiskey Until we die again!” – regimental song of the 22nd “Alatian
heavy cavalry
“Drive me closer! I want to hit them with my sword!” no-one with a tank, ever This is a recreation/reformulation/retcon of the original description of the Empire’s heavy cavalry legions, in light of both criticism received – and assistance to resolve it – and rethinking of my own. It
military
combat instrumentation and logging module (CILM): Part of the standard military-basic biomod package, the combat instrumentation and logging module is an enhanced lifelogger, recording tagged sensory recordings as well as physiological information, armor, weapon, and equipment telemetry, and tactical mesh status. The data recorded by the CILM is used to
military
It seems there is a peck of confusion out there concerning exactly how the “base platform” weapons on Imperial heavy cavalry units actually function, and even are mounted (including at least one case of confusion so profound as to believe the rear/local defense guns were “sticking out the back