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The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a volunteer formation, drawn from willing elements the [[Hurmu Peace Corps]], [[Hurmu Constabulary]], [[ESB-Jagdverbände]], and the 5<sup>th</sup> [[Vanguard Division]], assembled for service in [[Eesdeheito]] in support of joint [[Hurmu]]–[[Lac Glacei]] [[Military Operations of Lac Glacei#Operation Coeur|pacification efforts]]. | The '''{{PAGENAME}}''' was a volunteer formation, drawn from willing elements the [[Hurmu Peace Corps]], [[Hurmu Constabulary]], [[ESB-Jagdverbände]], and the 5<sup>th</sup> [[Vanguard Division]], assembled for service in [[Eesdeheito]] in support of joint [[Hurmu]]–[[Lac Glacei]] [[Military Operations of Lac Glacei#Operation Coeur|pacification efforts]]. | ||
The Task Force would be equipped as mounted infantry, supported by a battery of field guns, armoured cars, and land cruisers, formed into three mobile columns geared towards cross-country operations alongside a fourth HQ and supply column. | |||
As befitting an expedition of Hurmu, the task force would be commanded by a member of the senatorial class of the [[Order of the Holy Lakes]], in this instance [[Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman]] was nominated for the role, while the columns would be commanded by representatives of the knightly class of the order. | |||
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The Task Force Eesdeheito was a volunteer formation, drawn from willing elements the Hurmu Peace Corps, Hurmu Constabulary, ESB-Jagdverbände, and the 5th Vanguard Division, assembled for service in Eesdeheito in support of joint Hurmu–Lac Glacei pacification efforts.
The Task Force would be equipped as mounted infantry, supported by a battery of field guns, armoured cars, and land cruisers, formed into three mobile columns geared towards cross-country operations alongside a fourth HQ and supply column.
As befitting an expedition of Hurmu, the task force would be commanded by a member of the senatorial class of the Order of the Holy Lakes, in this instance Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman was nominated for the role, while the columns would be commanded by representatives of the knightly class of the order.
