Martin St. Clair
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Martin St. Clair | |
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| Personal details | |
| Born | Martin Paul Georges St. Clair 18 Feburary 1959 Sauson, Gabban, Urcea |
| Education | Imperial War College, Collegium Scientificum (PhD) |
| Military service | |
| Allegiance | Urcea |
| Branch/service | Royal and Imperial Army |
| Years of service | 1979-present |
| Rank | Lecáti Princeps |
| Commands | League of Nations Command (2022-present) WES-COM (2011-present) Army of St. Thomas (2007-2011) |
| Battles/wars | War of the Northern Confederation South Nysdra War Operation Mission Shield Final War of the Deluge |
Martin St. Clair IHC CC GNS (born 18 February 1959) is a Royal and Imperial Army officer and head of the League of Nations Command. St. Clair is the highest ranking officer in the Armed Forces of the Apostolic Kingdom of Urcea and the highest ranking person of Caenish descent in the history of the Urcean military. In his nominal capacity as overall commander of Urcean forces in Crona, he also serves as the Military Rector of the Veltorine Territories, the Unnuaq Chain, and the Seneca Islands.
Early life and career
First commands
Deployment in Crona
Army of St. Thomas
WES-COM Command
Final War of the Deluge and League Command
In May 2024, following the Fall of Anzo, King Riordan VIII awarded St. Clair with an extremely rare honor - he was awarded the hereditary agnomen Varshanicus based on the mostly outmoded tria nomina system. The officer's full name became "Martin Paul Georges St. Clair Varshanicus" following the award. The King later awarded St. Clair the first Grand Knighthood in the new Order of the North Star and further made St. Clair the order's first Grand Master. He was honored by the League of Nations by being the honorary first recipient of the League of Nations Service Medal for his service to the League.