Regional Inspectorate of Corum
Regional Inspectorate of Corum | ||
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Founded | 1720 AN | |
Sarhang | Alexios Tzakhas | |
Part of | General Inspectorate of Eura and Corum | |
Manpower | ||
Garrison | {{{garrison}}} |
The Regional Inspectorate of Corum, a subordinate entity of the General Inspectorate of Eura and Corum, was established on 19.VI.1720 AN in response to a series of embarrassing intelligence failures during the Corsair Wars which had seen a sizeable fleet of the Disinherited assembled in the ports of northern Corum and escape to sea before Trans-Euran Command, the continental theatre command of the Raspur Pact with responsibility for the region, had been aware of, or able to react to the concentration of hostile shipping. The Regional Inspectorate was to ensure that no further lapses occurred and, further, was to improve the vigilance of those allied contingents found on the margins of the continent who had been grouped provisionally as the Corum Garrison.
A sarhang, of the Constancian Home Guard, Alexios Tzakhas, was activated from the Second Reserve and appointed to the Most Serene Regiment of the Optimatoi, attached to the Imperial General Staff. From this position he was then seconded to the General Inspectorate of Eura and Corum, from whence he would in turn receive his assignment to head the Regional Inspectorate.
The resources offered to the sarhang did not prove to be especially generous.
Establishment
Key personnel
- Commandant: Sarhang Alexios Tzakhas
- Director of Exploration and Supervisor of Monuments and Ruins: Dr. Henrietta Merrick
Manpower
attached from the Imperial Constancian Navy
- 4 officers
- 9 petty officers
- 64 naval ratings
attached from the Army Cooperation Division of Air Command, Surenid Armed Forces
- 2 officers
- 2 non-commissioned officers
- 8 other ranks