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| - | Before the events that took place in its appearance in the 4th season of the Western Campaign, the Liberators Army started at first as a small peacekeeping and resistance force, formerly known as the Liberators Special Response Unit or LSRU, formerly an independent branch of the Regular Army, but had then become its own independent armed forces.
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| - | The Liberators Army is a hard trained army who's soldiers have a surprisingly high amount of integrity.They cannot stand dictators and armys that slaughter innocents. With high sense of justice and having experienced the horrors of the first wars and battles, they fight bravely and justly.They also follow certain morals and ethics. Many troops would give their lives in order to protect civilians. They also fight for each other in battle as well, showing incredible self sacrifice. They began as a small peace-keeping force in the first seasons it appeared for. In later seasons, it grew and became more well equipped with improved Solider and vehicle units. It still maintains its image as a shield of the people and its allies, despite its growth. The Liberators wear their signature Orange Uniforms and paint their vehicles Orange to show their peace keeping status, so that people can identify them as a peacekeeping force. Because of their status as peace keepers, most hostile armys assume that the Liberators are pushovers. But once in battle with them, they are quick to realize just how determined and stubborn Liberator forces are to deny them their objectives. Even in the rare cases of Liberator units being pushed back, they never just let it go. They will come back to the fallen region to try Liberate it again and harass supply lines to the area (which really pisses off enemy commanders). And on the flip side, allied army troops find Liberators to be very helpful, kind and understanding people. Liberator troops would even go as far as to cover a grenade for an allied armys man. Even when these brave souls tire, they still do what they can for others. Some,however,can seance that some of the Liberators are depressed,frustrated and guilt ridden because of the constant cycle of violence. So much so, that Liberators may feel particularly unforgiving to comiters of the most evil and heinous war crimes, and ashamed of the deeds they do, or what they fail to accomplish in the their missions of mercy.
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