62140 “Edgard” Saxon Defending with Spear First Legion-Stalingrad Russians the British Indian Department reported

the British Indian Department reported only 19 casualties to the Indian Confederacy

with machinegun companies added

This young officer in training wears a simple uniform coat of dark blue with the lapels buttoned across and carries a naval pattern dirk suspended from his waist belt that may have been purchased from an English maker

FACT: Strangely enough the USMC did not have the M113 during the Vietnam conflict in its inventory

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62140 “Edgard” Saxon Defending with Spear First Legion-Stalingrad Russians the British Indian Department reportedThis Saxon name is derived of two elements: Audaz shortened to Ead (prosperity, fortune, or wealth) and Gaizaz simplified to Gar (spear or pike). Combined the name means prosperous spearman. As this might seem too self serving to the average clan based, communal society it has also come to be interrupted as Protector of the Good. The kite shield he carries may lend credence to an elevated status as it was originally developed for mounted cavalry the