Rhodainia Planters' Rifle Corps

The Rhodainia Planters' Rifle Corps is a paramilitary militia consist of 3 independent Battalions technically reporting to a Brigadier, currently Michel-Minot Herrengue de Grandplaines. Formed in 1937 by the Bergendii farmers who remained in the Rhodainia region of Kandara to protect themselves from communist guerillas in the region, the group became an important part of the Burgoignesc intervention in western Alshar during Operation Kipling. The unit was all but subsumed into the Burgoignesc Foreign Legion, until the end of combat operations of those conflicts. The experience helped what had previously been a rag-tag group of armed farmers into a professional soldiery. The group continued to be an important part of Burgundie's strategy in Alshar as its unaligned nature allowed Burgundie to utilize the force when sending Burgoignesc soldiers would have been politically disastrous. The group's equipment and training is entirely subsidized by the Burgoignesc Foreign Legion, although vague attempts to cover the money trail are made as a token of good faith.

Rhodainia Planters' Rifle Corps
Rhodainia Planters' Rifleman on patrol during Operation Kipling, in 1972.
Active	1937-present
Country	Kandara
Allegiance	Burgundie
Type	Irregular mounted infantry
Role	Infantry and cavalry
Size	Brigade
HQ	Longchamps sur Mont Elipe
Nickname(s)	White Walkers
Motto(s)	Against all odds
Equipment	FN FAL
Engagements	Operation Kipling

See also

• Army of Burgundie
• Burgoignesc Foreign Legion
• Operation Kipling
• Dragonnades