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*[[Heer]] - 1st [[Imperial Guard Squad#Armoured Fist Squad|Armoured Fist]] Company of the [[Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment]], took part in [[Lammas Campaign]]{{Fn|3b}} | *[[Heer]] - 1st [[Imperial Guard Squad#Armoured Fist Squad|Armoured Fist]] Company of the [[Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment]], took part in [[Lammas Campaign]]{{Fn|3b}} | ||
*[[Horan]] - 2nd Armoured Fist Company of the [[Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment]], took part in [[Lammas Campaign]]{{Fn|3b}} | *[[Horan]] - 2nd Armoured Fist Company of the [[Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment]], took part in [[Lammas Campaign]]{{Fn|3b}} | ||
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*[[Mahler]] - Captain of the [[Notable Death Korps Regiments#Notable Armoured Regiments|Krieg 22nd Armoured Regiment]]{{Fn|3a}} | *[[Mahler]] - Captain of the [[Notable Death Korps Regiments#Notable Armoured Regiments|Krieg 22nd Armoured Regiment]]{{Fn|3a}} | ||
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| + | *{{Endn|4}}: [http://web.archive.org/web/20110211195338/http://www.games-workshop.com/MEDIA_CustomProductCatalog/m70039a_Strategy_cards_2 Strategy Cards] for [[Planetary Empires]] expansion game, card ''Home Ground - Minor Stratagem"'', ''(saved archive page, dated February 2011, last accessed 6 October 2015)'' | ||
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A Captain of the Cadian Shock Troops.
Captain is a rank within the Imperial Guard. Captains act as combat unit commanders, being more of a 'fighting role' than a leading one. They are the most common regimental senior officer. Captains are often thought of as Company commanders.[1]
Notable Captains
- Aalto - Company Commander of the Teutonian 19th Heavy Tank Company. Led a commanding Baneblade[3d]
- Al'rahem
- Angstrom - Company Commander of the 2nd Armoured Reconnaisance Company of the Krieg 1st Armoured Regiment[3e]
- Ban Daur - Regimental officer of the Tanith First and Only[2]
- Dagmar - 1st Supply section of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign[3b]
- Gurrian - 1st Reconnaissance Company of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign (was wounded by enemy sniper rifle in battle near Karsundi Alpha)[3b]
- Heer - 1st Armoured Fist Company of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign[3b]
- Horan - 2nd Armoured Fist Company of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign[3b]
- Jarn “Bullneck” Colda - Captain of the Catachan IX, fought in Kyraxian Death-jungle. See also his quote[4]
- Mahler - Captain of the Krieg 22nd Armoured Regiment[3a]
- Maximillian Weisemann - famed tank commander
- Mehhan - 2nd Supply section of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign[3b]
- Obadiah Schfeer
- Ostalan - 3rd Tank Company of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign[3b]
- Solomon Stanz - Captain of the Varolian 256th Armoured Regiment and hero of the campaign on Ferrum-Primus[3c]
- Vodden - regiment 2-i-c of the Valstadt 13th Armoured Regiment, took part in Lammas Campaign[3b]
Sources
- 1: Codex: Imperial Guard (3rd Edition, 2nd Codex), [Needs Citation]
- 2: Honour Guard (Novel) by Dan Abnett, Chapter One
- 3: Imperial Armour Volume One - Imperial Guard and Imperial Navy
- 4: Strategy Cards for Planetary Empires expansion game, card Home Ground - Minor Stratagem", (saved archive page, dated February 2011, last accessed 6 October 2015)
