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Latest revision as of 21:25, 23 August 2025

ESB-Kosaken Afzælt


Active: 1672 AN – present

Allegiance: ESB Group

Personnel: 10,196

Type: Private military company / cavalry

Motto: "For the spoils!"

Current Commander: Carsten Faust

Conflicts & Deployments Current

Former

ESB-Kosaken Afzælt (Praeta: ESB-Cossack-Division), organised by the Honourable Company as a Cossack division recruited from Red Lach and Mishalanski communities in Inner Benacia and currently based in the city of Musica, situated in the Near Guttuli Special Autonomous Region of the Benacian Union.

History

Originally founded as the ESB Cuirassier Division, a dedicated force made available for hire by the Honourable Company for security work, line of communications defence, and bandit-hunting operations.

Established as a body of private contractors raised by the ESB Group on a contract from Benacia Command to support pacification operations in the Governorates of Gloomburg and Litel following their annexation by the Unified Governorates of Benacia in the year 1672. Recruited primarily from Red Lach and Mishalanski. Discharged from their contract and paid off following the Peace of Norfae in 1679.

In XIV.1679 the Cuirassier Division received a fresh commission from the Honourable Company to provide corporate security for regional operations on the continent of Cibola, a continent where two thirds of the land mass remained ungoverned and lawless following the collapse of Alexandria, where commercial opportunities opened up by the colonisation efforts of Natopia and Sanama, on the so-called Waffel Plains and Sanaman Antarctic Territory respectively had opened up new opportunities and threats.

During the southern hemisphere winter of 1685 (months VII–XI) the division spearheaded the plundering expedition into Helderbourgh following the collapse of the Franco-Batavian Empire and the end of the quarantine imposed upon territories infected by the Vanic Taint.

8.VII.1688 AN: the commission from the Cibola Command of the Raspur Pact is amended, by directive of the Deputy High Commissioner of the Raspur Pact to include garrison duties of the nearby lordship of Delfinenstrand.

20.VI.1688 AN: the Cuirassier Division received a commission from the Cibola Command of the Raspur Pact to garrison Chur, a lordship in the province of Monovia, and to continue wide ranging patrols into the green to scourge the surrounding countryside of all revenants and Jing as might prove to be so inconsiderate and incautious as to venture down into the southern half of the continent unbidden.

06.VI.1688 AN: The formation was renamed as the ESB-Cossack-Cuirassier-Division, receiving a new unit emblem and cap badge that reflected the "Cossack" heritage of the Lach and Mishalanski personnel serving with the division.

6.XIV.1693 AN: A fresh commission is received from Cibola Command to raise a further brigade (3x regiments of horse, 1x regiment of self-propelled guns, 1x armoured reconnaissance troop, and 1x independent supply train) for service in the Green on long range patrol.

In late 1704 AN the 3rd Cossack Brigade of the Honourable Company and its support echelons departed Sanaman Cibola to participate in a punitive expedition against the Kingdom of Naudia'Diva. A departure that fortuitously coincided with the arrival of a Sanaman revolutionary contingent to assault the positions from which they had just removed themselves.

By 1709 AN the last vestiges of the cuirassier tradition in the division had receded into forgotten memory.

In 1730 AN a festival was held at Chur to celebrate the centenary of Frederik's. Although a beneficiary of rejuvenation treatments, Frederik had nonetheless determined that it was time to relinquish command. Accordingly the festival marked a significant changeover of personnel – with Carsten Faust assuming command of the division.

Order of Battle

Unit Commander Establishment Garrison
Headquarters Echelon
ESB Command & Control Regiment “Frederik Anders” Albermale Hanley
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
Engita
1st Cossack Brigade of the Honourable Company
1st (Iedźak°'ehe Łaqehe) Cossack Cavalry Regiment Damien Horst
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
Musica
2nd (Mishalanski) Cossack Cavalry Regiment Johan Rostbeck
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
3rd (Teuycože) Cossack Cavalry Regiment Hans Pfalz
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
Cossack Horse Artillery Regiment K°ešḥeble Ludwig Beck
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 artillerymen
2nd Cossack Brigade of the Honourable Company
4th (Labeśx°e) Cossack Cavalry Regiment Goran Sebic
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
Musica Airport
5th (Teuycože) Cossack Cavalry Regiment Wentworth Fairfax
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
ESB Armaments Plant, Luix-Satyria (New Natopia)
6th (Plyžlaq) Cossack Cavalry Regiment Marcus Staufen
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 cossacks
Glimmerloch
Cossack Horse Artillery Regiment Ḥek°yryne Dimitri Pavlov Igorovich
  • 42 officers
  • 162 NCOs
  • 1,080 artillerymen
3rd Cossack Brigade of the Honourable Company
Armoured Reconnaissance Troop of the 3rd Brigade Lutein Grüber
  • 3 officers
  • 6 NCOs
  • 40 scouts
Kelb
7th Cossack Cavalry Regiment Karl Knacker
  • 12 officers
  • 42 NCOs
  • 280 cossacks
  • 8x BK-V Heszlin
8th Cossack Cavalry Regiment Gustav Trant
  • 12 officers
  • 42 NCOs
  • 280 cossacks
  • 8x BK-V Heszlin
9th Cossack Cavalry Regiment Frederik Mortmenson
  • 12 officers
  • 42 NCOs
  • 280 cossacks
  • 8x BK-V Heszlin
1st Cossack Horse Artillery (Mechanised) Regiment Albert Tanner
  • 10 officers
  • 36 NCOs
  • 240 artillerymen
  • 40x M1701 158mm MLRS
  • 24x BK-V Heszlin
1st Sustainment Regiment Heinrich Uglow
  • 19 officers
  • 73 NCOs
  • 488 pioneers
  • 48x BK-V Heszlin
55th Regiment of the Honourable Company (Divisional Troops)
55th/1st Reconnaissance Squadron Herman Bach
  • 3 officers
  • 11 NCOs
  • 76 scouts
Fembrae
55th/2nd (Labeśx°e) Cossack Horse Artillery Troop Konstantin Wulf
  • 1 officers
  • 5 NCOs
  • 32 artillerymen
55th/3rd Cossack Engineer Squadron Juan Alfalfa
  • 4 officers
  • 12 NCOs
  • 80 pioneers
55th/4th Cossack Engineer Squadron Waldemar Ludwigsson
  • 4 officers
  • 12 NCOs
  • 80 pioneers
55th/5th Signal Squadron Daniel Roarke
  • 3 officers
  • 12 NCOs
  • 80 pioneers
Force Support Echelon of the Honourable Company
ESB Depot Group Karl Lieberman
  • 132 officers
  • 522 NCOs
  • 3,480 enlisted
Musica
ESB Area Defence Group Theodore Strauss
  • 132 officers
  • 522 NCOs
  • 3,480 enlisted
Musica Airport
ESB Inner Benacia Recruitment Detachments Albert Hall
  • 132 officers
  • 522 NCOs
  • 3,480 enlisted
Dolobarh, Lachdolor (UGB)