Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment

Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment
Regimiento Secoyanero de Voluntares ᏍᏏᏉᏯ ᎤᏩᏒᎤᏓᏅᏖᏓ ᎤᏔᏂᏗᎦᏙᎯ
Active	25 April – 5 December 2020
Country	Sequoyah
Allegiance	Creeperopolis
Branch	Creeperian Army
Type	Volunteer fighting force
Role	Anti-insurgency
Size	1,257 soldiers
Garrison/HQ	Jesús Tafalla Mancebo Military Base, Nuevo San Juan, Creeperopolis
Colors	Orange, white, blue
Engagements	Deltinian Insurgency
Commanders
Commander	Colonel Atohi Dustu

The Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment (Sequoyan: ᏍᏏᏉᏯ ᎤᏩᏒᎤᏓᏅᏖᏓ ᎤᏔᏂᏗᎦᏙᎯ, transliteration: Ssiquoya Uwasvudanvteda Utanidigadohi; Creeperian: Regimiento Secoyanero de Voluntares, abbreviated SUU or RSV) was a unit of new Sequoyan soldiers sent to Creeperopolis to gain anti-insurgent training and experience during the Deltinian Insurgency. The unit was commanded by Colonel Atohi Dustu.

History

Establishment

On 22 April 2020, Sequoyah became a member of the Cooperation and Development Coalition (CODECO) military and economic alliance. As a part of the negotiations to join, Sequoyah agreed to send a regiment of volunteer soldiers to Creeperopolis to support the Creeperian Armed Forces during the Deltinian Insurgency and to gain anti-insurgent combat experience. The Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment, commanded by Colonel Atohi Dustu, arrived in Nuevo San Juan on 25 April 2020 and began anti-insurgent operations against the Society of Deltinian Brothers (SOHEDEL) on 1 May 2020.

On 28 May 2020, Admiral Diwali Wesa launched a coup d'état against President Cheasequah Waya and announced that Sequoyah would withdraw from CODECO. Wesa ordered the Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment to return to Sequoyah, but Dustu refused to comply with Wesa's order as he supported the deposed Waya. Dustu denounced Wesa's government as illegitimate and stated that he would continue commanding the regiment in Creeperopolis until Waya ordered its return. On 15 June 2020, when Wesa announced that a presidential election would be held later that year, the Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment ceased its combat engagement in Creeperopolis and returned to a garrison in Nuevo San Juan for other forms of training until a new president was inaugurated.

Order of battle

• 32nd Army Corps – Corps General Iván Chacón González
  • Sequoyan Volunteer Regiment – Colonel Atohi Dustu
    • 1st Volunteer Battalion – Lieutenant Colonel Galilahi Awinita
      • 11th Infantry Company – Major Wohali Kamuna
      • 12th Infantry Company – Major Diwali Nahele
      • 13th Mechanized Company – Major Usti Selu
      • 14th Special Forces Company – Major Unaduti Ostenaco
    • 2nd Volunteer Battalion – Lieutenant Colonel Tsiyi Waneca
      • 21st Infantry Company – Major Gawonii Hototo
      • 22nd Motorized Company – Major Mati Danuwoa
      • 23rd Mechanized Company – Major Yansi Tokala
      • 24th Engineering Company – Major Adawosgi Degataga
    • 3rd Volunteer Battalion – Lieutenant Colonel Tsuliyi Igvyi
      • 31st Infantry Company – Major Atsadi Austenaco
      • 32nd Infantry Company – Major Atohi Degataga-Valdéz
      • 33rd Artillery Battery – Major Jitsi Moytoy
    • 4th Volunteer Battalion – Lieutenant Colonel Ahuli Kamama
      • 41st Infantry Company – Major Diwali Awenasa
      • 42nd Infantry Company – Major Wohali Uku
      • 43rd Armored Company – Major Atohi Galagina