Third Extrasolar Fleet

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==Known Units==
==Known Units==
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===1st Interplanetary Corps===
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===First Interplanetary Corps===
*Contains 1st, 2nd and 3rd Interplanetary Guards Divisions and the 1st Shipborne Fast Attack Regiment
*Contains 1st, 2nd and 3rd Interplanetary Guards Divisions and the 1st Shipborne Fast Attack Regiment
*Commanded by General [[Sergei Grigoriyevich Brusilov]]
*Commanded by General [[Sergei Grigoriyevich Brusilov]]
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===2nd Interplanetary Corps===
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*Mostly destroyed in [[the Arthurian Incursion]]. Currently considered combat ineffective.
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===Second Interplanetary Corps===
*Contains 4th, 5th and 6th Interplanetary Guards Divisions and the 2nd Shipborne Fast Attack Regiment
*Contains 4th, 5th and 6th Interplanetary Guards Divisions and the 2nd Shipborne Fast Attack Regiment
*Commanded by General [[Tarakh Garonovich Samsonov]]
*Commanded by General [[Tarakh Garonovich Samsonov]]
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*Currently being re-trained on [[Mars]]
==Major Deployments and Engagements==
==Major Deployments and Engagements==

Revision as of 13:41, 28 February 2007

Contents

The Third Extrasolar Fleet is not the largest of the three Russian extra-terrestrial fleets, but it is the newest, the most expensive and by far the most deadly. It contains the three newest Russian ships, two entire corps of infantry, two separate battlecruiser battlegroups, and the largest FTL coreship ever built.

Command and Personnel

Admiral Natasha Ivanova Petrov

Known Ships

The Maxim Gorky

An Army-level Dropship

The Alexander Nevsky (II)

Stalin-class Battlecruiser

The Stalin

Stalin-class Battlecruiser

Known Units

First Interplanetary Corps

Second Interplanetary Corps

  • Contains 4th, 5th and 6th Interplanetary Guards Divisions and the 2nd Shipborne Fast Attack Regiment
  • Commanded by General Tarakh Garonovich Samsonov
  • Currently being re-trained on Mars

Major Deployments and Engagements

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