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=====Marine Corps=====
=====Marine Corps=====
The '''Kiravian Army Marine Corps''' (''Festin Kurraxiskya Kiravix Hérsask'') or '''Corps of Currackmen''' is a specialised force within the Kiravian Army that provides ground combat and other services in support of naval operations. The Currackmens' Corps primary role is {{wp|amphibious warfare}}, coastal defence, and missions such as {{wp|maritime boarding operations}} that involve man-to-man combat at sea. Currachmen play an important role in protecting the Federacy's far-flung territorial holdings, manning the majority of garrisons in Kiravia's smaller island colonies. They also provide security at Kiravian naval installations.
The '''Kiravian Army Marine Corps''' (''Festin Kurraxiskya Kiravix Hérsask'') or '''Corps of Currackmen''' is a specialised force within the Kiravian Army that provides ground combat and other services in support of naval operations. The Currackmens' Corps primary role is {{wp|amphibious warfare}}, coastal defence, and missions such as {{wp|maritime boarding operations}} that involve man-to-man combat at sea. Currackmen play an important role in protecting the Federacy's far-flung territorial holdings, manning the majority of garrisons in Kiravia's smaller island colonies. They also provide security at Kiravian naval installations.


The name of the corps, ''Kurraxinya'', comes from the Gaelic ''{{wp|currach}}'', referring to the boats used by Coscivian and Gaelic soldiers to attack coastal objectives during the [[Cromwelute Wars]]. Foreign marines are referred to by the more generic terms ''Farabandurya'' and ''Faravōlōn'' ("sea raiders", "sea troops").
The name of the corps, ''Kurraxinya'', comes from the Gaelic ''{{wp|currach}}'', referring to the boats used by Coscivian and Gaelic soldiers to attack coastal objectives during the [[Cromwelute Wars]]. Foreign marines are referred to by the more generic terms ''Farabandurya'' and ''Faravōlōn'' ("sea raiders", "sea troops").