[Irish Army] Foreign Legion

Day 2,443, 06:41 Published in Ireland Ireland by Ian E CoIeman





July 29, 2014

Hello eIreland,

Today I would like to officially announce the creation of the eIrish Foreign Legion. A regiment purposed to the services of those soldiers who wish to fight for eIrish orders, but who choose not to hold eIrish citizenship.





Above is the crest and uniform of the new Foreign Legion regiment. In the top left corner of the crest is an Irish harp, symbolizing Irish culture throughout the world. On the top right it features a ship, to symbolize the Irish diaspora and those who join our cause from across the seas. On the bottom it features a celtic clover with a gallóglaigh sparth axe, symbolizing broader celtic culture, and the Irish "foreign warriors" who made their mark in Irish history.



Due to the status of Irish Army as a national, government sponsored, military unit, it goes without saying that I cannot offer commune membership to non-eIrish citizens, nor any other privileges reserved by our government for eIrish citizens. However, this regiment welcomes our foreign brothers into the service of a sovereign eIreland, and gives them a place of their own to be a part of our great community - to love, and receive love, as brothers and sisters in arms.

Regiment Plan

While I have your attention, here's a quick overview of the current vision for the IA's structure.

Regiment 1 - Free Agents
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A regiment reserved for our pool of yet un-drafted and unplaced soldiers and recruits.


Regiment 2 - Academy
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A regiment to replace Boot Camp, dedicated to the military education and training of young soldiers.
Status: Planned

Regiment 3 - Dublin
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A standard service regiment in honour of the Irish city of Dublin.
Status: Operational


Regiment 4 - Cork
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A standard service regiment in honour of the Irish city of Cork.
Status: Planned


Regiment 5 - Leinster
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A standard service regiment in honour of the Irish province of Leinster.
Status: Operational


Regiment 6 - Munster
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A standard service regiment in honour of the Irish province of Munster.
Status: Operational


Regiment 7 - Ulster
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A standard service regiment in honour of the Irish province of Ulster.
Status: Operational


Regiment 8 - Connacht
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A standard service regiment in honour of the Irish province of Connacht.
Status: Operational


Regiment 9 - Foreign Legion
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A regiment for those who wish to follow eIrish orders, but who are without eIrish citizenship for whatever reason.
Status: Operations Initiated

Regiment 10 - Militia
Link to Unit: Click Here
Description: A regiment for any soldiers who strongly prefer not to wear an official IA uniform for whatever reason, but are confirmed active and organized. Wearing a regimental uniform is required for standard regiments, and strongly encouraged for all soldiers, but this regiment is the alternative.
Status: Semi-Operational


Comment Community Challenge
Vote for your favourite regiment in the comments below, and see if you can suggest a motto and/or song for the regiment of your choice.

While you're at it, any effort to spread the word about our new Foreign Legion to other countries is much appreciated!

Cheers,
Ian E Coleman
Commander of eIreland's National Military Unit, Irish Army.

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