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The Lilaste Order

An order Based on the Premise of both Light and Dark side users working and living together in Co-existence

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Lilaste Order Military Doctrine [ground forces]

High Commander of the Lilaste Order

Lilaste Order Soldier Training

Standard Training

  • Role Flexibility: Soldiers can enlist in any primary specialization but receive cross-training to substitute into other roles in combat if needed.
  • Realistic Training: Soldiers are exposed to the realities of war, including death, pain, physical and mental exhaustion, and deprivation. Training includes battlefield simulations, mock-ups, and systematic exercises to build physical and mental resilience.
  • Muscle Memory: Repeated drills ensure actions become second nature, allowing performance under extreme stress.

Special Training

  • Force Deflection: Soldiers are trained to resist Force-based attacks, including mind tricks and other mental assaults, preparing them for encounters with Sith and Jedi.
  • Force-Sensitive Elimination: Training includes tactics for neutralizing Force-sensitive opponents, both at range and in close quarters.

Lilaste Order Ground Forces

Standard Military Engagement

  1. Orbital Supremacy: Heavy ships destroy orbital defenses, followed by bombardments on low-priority targets or essential enemy positions.
  2. Landing Operations: Assault ships launch LAET/I MKII and LAET/C gunships to clear a landing zone, deploying troops and walkers.
  3. Ground Assault: Troops and AT-AS MKII walkers advance ahead of heavier AT-AE MKII walkers. Successive waves secure further territory.
  4. Air Support: LAET/I MKII provide air support while infantry and artillery entrench and prepare for final assaults on enemy positions.
  5. Infiltration Tactics: Specialized squads may infiltrate enemy lines to neutralize key defenses like shield generators.

Squad leader
Primary: LO-18D
Secondary: LO-16D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment: LO-56A MKII, LO-56E, A.A.S.H Thermal detonators
Role: Gives the orders, keeps the squad in line, and is responsible to those higher up in the chain of command.

Radio/ Communications officer
Primary: LO-18D
Secondary: LO-16D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment:LO-56A MKII, LO-56E, A.A.S.H,Various communications equipment, Thermal detonators
Role: Responsible for keeping in touch with home base, other units, and assets like air support and artillery.

Standard rifleman x3
Primary: LO-18D
Secondary: LO-16D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment: LO-56A MKII, LO-56E
Role: your standard rifleman, used as filler to give an extra hand to one position or the next. Also used to fill in any holes the squad might need on special missions or to fill a location where a squad member has been KIA or wounded

Medic
Primary: LO-18D
Secondary: LO-16D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment: LO-56A MKII, LO-56E, A.A.S.H, various Medical Supplies Thermal detonators
Role: the squad medic is highly trained in battlefield first aid, and sometimes becomes a flat-out Combat Medic.

Explosives expert/ demolitions
Primary: LO-RPG20
Secondary: LO-16D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment: LO-56A MKII, LO-56E, A.A.S.H various Explosives Thermal detonators
Role: tasked with breaching doors and providing close support to the squad, genuinely used to clear close-quarters buildings or to get through walls

Heavy weapons
Primary: LO-27R
Secondary: LO-16D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment: LO-56A MKII, LO-56E, A.A.S.H Various weapons repair kits, ammo boxes, Thermal detonators
Role: Responsible for the heavy weapons side, tasked with laying down heavy fire to help aid the squad to fend off enemy reinforcements or lay enough coving fire to assist in a flank

Sniper/scout
Primary: LO-600S
Secondary: LO-18D
Sidearm LO-12S
Tertiary: LO-9M
Equipment: LO-56A MKII, LO-56E, A.A.S.H Thermal detonators LO-PD1
    • Role: Precision shooting and reconnaissance.

Lilaste Order Army Composition

  • Systems Army: 2 Sector Armies (294,912 troopers), led by a Major General.
  • Sector Army: 4 Corps (147,456 troopers), led by a Senior General.
  • Corps: 4 Legions (36,864 troopers), led by a Marshal Commander and a General.
  • Legion/Brigade: 4 Regiments (9,216 troopers), led by a Senior Commander and a General.
  • Regiment: 4 Battalions (2,304 troopers), led by a Regimental Commander.
  • Battalion: 4 Companies (576 troopers), led by a Major and a Battalion Commander.
  • Company: 4 Platoons (144 troopers), led by a Captain.
  • Platoon: 4 Squads (36 troopers), led by a Lieutenant.
  • Squad: 9 Troops, led by a Sergeant or Sergeant Major.

Ground Force Strategies


Armored Spearhead

Overview: The Armored Spearhead strategy is designed to break through enemy lines using heavily armored units at the forefront, supported by reconnaissance, light assault forces, and powerful support walkers, with infantry deployed as needed.

  • Execution:
    • AT-AE MKII Walkers and LO-HT900 Assault Tanks lead the charge, engaging and neutralizing heavily fortified positions and enemy armor. Their superior firepower and defensive capabilities make them ideal for spearheading the attack.
    • AT-MSW Walkers are positioned to face the enemy directly, utilizing their powerful anti-vehicle cannons to disable enemy armor and other hard targets. These walkers play a crucial role in neutralizing enemy tanks and other heavy vehicles that could threaten the spearhead.
    • ARSB Speeders scout ahead of the main force, identifying enemy positions, weak points, and relaying this information back to the main force to direct the attack more effectively.
    • AT-AS MKII Walkers, used as light assault units, follow closely behind the spearhead, exploiting the openings created by the heavier units. These walkers target enemy infantry, light vehicles, and any exposed flanks to secure the breach.
    • AT-SW Walkers provide heavy fire support, strategically placed to maximize their firepower against enemy defenses, offering covering fire and destroying key enemy strongpoints as the spearhead advances.
    • LAAT/i MKII gunships deploy infantry units into strategic positions once the spearhead has breached enemy lines. These infantry units can secure and hold positions, support the main force, and eliminate remaining resistance.
Objective: To break through the enemy's front lines with a concentrated force, guided by real-time reconnaissance, supported by powerful walkers and anti-vehicle capabilities, with infantry securing key positions.

Hammer and Anvil (Ground Version)

Overview: The Hammer and Anvil strategy focuses on holding the enemy in place with a powerful defensive line while a mobile strike force maneuvers to deliver a decisive blow, supported by rapid walker deployment, anti-vehicle fire, and infantry insertion.

  • Execution:
    • The Anvil consists of AT-AE MKII Walkers and LO-HT900 Assault Tanks, which establish a robust defensive line to engage the enemy head-on and absorb their attacks. AT-MSW Walkers are placed strategically within the Anvil, facing the enemy to maximize their anti-vehicle cannon effectiveness against any advancing enemy armor.
    • ARSB Speeders scout the battlefield, identifying enemy reinforcements and vulnerabilities, ensuring the Hammer force can strike at the most opportune moment.
    • The Hammer force, composed of AT-AS MKII Walkers, uses its speed and firepower to outflank the enemy, targeting key positions such as artillery and command units.
    • AT-SW Walkers provide heavy fire support, laying down suppressive fire and targeting fortified positions, softening the enemy's flanks to make the Hammer's strike more effective.
    • LAAT/i MKII gunships deploy infantry units directly into flanking positions or behind enemy lines to secure key objectives and support the Hammer's maneuver.
    • LAAT/c gunships can deploy additional walkers like the AT-AS MKII into critical flanking positions to reinforce the attack.
Objective: To trap and destroy the enemy by using a strong defensive line with anti-vehicle firepower to pin them down while a fast-moving strike force, supported by heavy firepower and infantry, attacks from the flanks.

Flanking Maneuver

Overview: The Flanking Maneuver aims to outmaneuver and destabilize the enemy by attacking from the sides, leveraging fast reconnaissance, light assault walkers, and heavy fire support to exploit weaknesses in the enemy's defenses.

  • Execution:
    • A diversionary force, including LO-HT900 Assault Tanks and AT-AE MKII Walkers, engages the enemy head-on, drawing their attention.
    • ARSB Speeders act as the scouting force, moving rapidly along the flanks to identify weak points in the enemy's defenses and guiding the light assault force into position.
    • AT-AS MKII Walkers form the main flanking force, using their speed and agility to strike quickly at critical enemy positions such as artillery, communication nodes, and command centers, disrupting the enemy's ability to respond.
    • AT-MSW Walkers, if deployed as part of the flanking force, are positioned to face enemy armor and provide anti-vehicle fire during the flanking attack. They are key in neutralizing enemy reinforcements attempting to counter the flanking maneuver.
    • AT-SW Walkers provide additional fire support, ensuring that enemy strongpoints are suppressed or destroyed, allowing the flanking force to operate with minimal resistance.
    • LAAT/i MKII gunships deploy infantry units into strategic positions behind enemy lines to further disrupt and destabilize the enemy, securing the flanking maneuver's success.
Objective: To outmaneuver the enemy by launching a coordinated flanking attack that leverages fast assault units, anti-vehicle fire, heavy fire support, and infantry deployment to destabilize the enemy's defensive positions and lead to their collapse.

Encirclement

Overview: The Encirclement strategy is a methodical approach to surrounding and isolating the enemy, using a combination of heavily armored units, fast attack forces, and heavy firepower to cut off escape routes and supplies.

  • Execution:
    • AT-AE MKII Walkers and LO-HT900 Assault Tanks form the central force, pushing the enemy back and holding them in place with superior firepower.
    • ARSB Speeders quickly move to scout and secure key positions on the flanks, guiding the AT-AS MKII Walkers to rapidly close the encirclement. The speeders ensure that all avenues of escape are identified and blocked.
    • AT-AS MKII Walkers, with their speed and firepower, complete the encirclement by cutting off any remaining escape routes and isolating the enemy. Their ability to strike quickly and hard ensures that the encirclement is maintained and the enemy is unable to regroup.
    • AT-MSW Walkers are positioned to face any potential breakout attempts, using their anti-vehicle cannons to neutralize enemy armor and prevent any escape efforts.
    • AT-SW Walkers provide overwatch and suppressive fire, ensuring that the encirclement remains strong and preventing any enemy forces from regrouping or breaking through the encirclement.
    • LAAT/i MKII gunships deploy infantry units to reinforce the encirclement, securing key points and preventing the enemy from mounting any successful counterattacks.
Objective: To completely surround the enemy, using a combination of armored units, light assault forces, anti-vehicle firepower, heavy fire support, and infantry to isolate them and force their surrender or destruction.

Shock and Awe

Overview: The Shock and Awe strategy relies on overwhelming the enemy with a combination of heavy firepower, fast assault forces, and precise anti-vehicle strikes to demoralize and disrupt their ability to defend.

  • Execution:
    • AT-AE MKII Walkers and LO-HT900 Assault Tanks initiate the attack with a massive bombardment, targeting enemy fortifications and command structures to create maximum disruption.
    • ARSB Speeders, acting as scouts, move ahead to identify any surviving enemy units and guide the AT-AS MKII Walkers into position for follow-up attacks. The AT-AS MKII Walkers then strike quickly, neutralizing any remaining threats with their light but effective firepower.
    • AT-MSW Walkers are positioned to engage and destroy any enemy armor that attempts to mount a defense, ensuring that no significant resistance remains after the initial bombardment.
    • AT-SW Walkers provide heavy fire support, targeting and destroying key enemy strongpoints, making it impossible for the enemy to regroup or counterattack effectively.
    • LAAT/i MKII gunships deploy infantry units into the heart of the enemy's defenses after the initial shock, securing positions and preventing any potential recovery by the enemy.
Objective: To break the enemy's morale and will to fight through overwhelming firepower, speed, and precise anti-vehicle strikes, forcing a rapid collapse of their defenses with infantry securing critical positions.

Overwatch Assault

Overview: The Overwatch Assault strategy uses a combination of direct fire support, anti-vehicle capabilities, and fast-moving units to suppress and engage the enemy while advancing towards key objectives.

  • Execution:
    • AT-SW Walkers and LO-HT900 Assault Tanks take up overwatch positions on elevated or strategic terrain, providing covering fire and targeting enemy strongpoints.
    • ARSB Speeders scout ahead, ensuring a clear path for AT-AS MKII Walkers and identifying potential threats or ambushes.
    • AT-AS MKII Walkers and infantry units advance under the cover of suppressive fire, using the information provided by the scouts to avoid hazards and maximize their effectiveness.
    • AT-MSW Walkers advance carefully behind the frontline, positioning themselves to face any enemy armor that appears, using their anti-vehicle cannons to neutralize these threats as the main force advances.
    • LAAT/i MKII gunships deploy infantry units into critical positions as the advance progresses, reinforcing the assaulttowards the enemy's positions, ensuring the continuous momentum of the assault.
Objective: To maintain continuous pressure on the enemy while advancing towards key objectives, using scouting units to guide the assault, light assault walkers for rapid engagements, and anti-vehicle capabilities to neutralize enemy armor, with infantry securing the ground as the advance progresses.
 
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