Task Force Eesdeheito

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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 5^th 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.

Contingents

Contributing Force	Volunteers	OF-1	OF-2	OF-3	OF-4	OF-5
Hurmu Peace Corps	1,169	29	9	3	2	1
ESB-Jagdverbände	964	24	8	2	1	0
5th N&H Vanguard Division	674	16	5	1	1	0
Special Auxiliary Constabulary	625	15	5	1	1	0
Hurmu Constabulary	100	2	0	0	0	0
Revenue Service of Hurmu	69	1	0	0	0	0
Hurmu Air Service	56	1	0	0	0	0
Total	3,657	88	27	7	5	1

Organisation

Land Component

Unit	Commander	Establishment	Garrison
Headquarters Echelon & Supply Column
Command Cohort	Minister for Policing and Security Ardashir Bābakān-e Osman	Officers – 14 Volunteers –360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 M1689 service pistol (9×19mm) – 14 Polybolos 12.7mm HMG – 9 Light Trucks – 48	Seivannavik, Eesdeheito
Control Cohort	Robin Einhorn	Officers – 12 Volunteers –360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 M1689 service pistol (9×19mm) – 12 Polybolos 12.7mm HMG – 6 Light Trucks – 46
Area Defence Group	Johannes Gruntland-Einhorn	Officers – 5 Volunteers – 120 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 120 M1689 service pistol (9×19mm) – 5 Polybolos 12.7mm HMG – 3 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 15 82 mm Mortar – 15 80mm field gun – 6 Light Trucks – 16
Depot Group	Georg Lysne	Officers – 5 Volunteers – 120 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 120 M1689 service pistol (9×19mm) – 5 Light Trucks – 16
Supply Train	Alf Einhorn	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 Light Trucks – 94
1st Mounted Column
1st Mounted Police Cohort	Khoga Orduoronartai	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 82 mm Mortar – 15 Amokolian Horses – 746
2nd Mounted Police Cohort	Tarmashirin Muunokhoi	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 82 mm Mortar – 15 Amokolian Horses – 746
2nd Mounted Column
3rd Mounted Police Cohort	Ashighemuriin Khadaganasai	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 82 mm Mortar – 15 Amokolian Horses – 746
4th Mounted Police Cohort	Khoga Checheyigen	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 82 mm Mortar – 15 Amokolian Horses – 746
3rd Mounted Column
5th Mounted Police Cohort	Khoga Daidukul	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 82 mm Mortar – 15 Amokolian Horses – 746
6th Mounted Police Cohort	Baltu Kundek	Officers – 13 Volunteers – 360 M1610 7.9 mm Rifle (Semi-Automatic) – 360 Wren 7.62mm LMG – 45 82 mm Mortar – 15 Amokolian Horses – 746