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Latest revision as of 22:12, 20 April 2024

New Illyrian Foreign Army
Eserçeto Estranereo de Novo Elyreco
The British Army in Burma during the Second World War SE2138.jpg
Members of the New Illyrian Foreign Army serving in Baltanla during the Third Baltanese Civil War in 1963.
Active1917-1993
Disbanded1993
Country New Illyricum
BranchNew Illyricum New Illyrian Army
TypeArmy Corps
RoleForeign military aid
Size25,000 - 100,000 (varying)
Part ofNew Illyrian Army
Garrison/HQAndrafolia
Motto(s)"Noes Pocoes Salvamoes Toto"
Colors
  Blue
  Red
  White
EquipmentSee List of New Illyrian Armed Forces Equipment
Engagements
Commanders
Notable
commanders
Araeno Dofo
Marçelo Ponto

The New Illyrian Foreign Army (Illyrian Iberic: Eserçeto Estranereo de Novo Elyreco) was an army corps of the New Illyrian Armed Forces which was founded in 1917 and would serve until its disestablishment in 1993. The Foreign army served in six different military conflicts including the Rakhmani Civil War, Creeperian Civil War, 34 Day's War, South Ecros War, Third Baltanese Civil War, and the Saratovan Red Dawn. The force was originally established on July 17, 1917 by Grand Marshall of the Union Polaenino Marçelo in order to support the Baobarī rebels in the Rakhmani Civil War. The corps was founded upon the tenets set out in the Constitution of New Illyricum to "ensure of safety for all of those allied or in accord with New Illyricum, to preserve of communism and all its allies."

History

Rakhmani Civil War

Creeperian Civil War

Ecrosian Conflicts

South Ecros War

34 Day's War

Ostlandetan Conflicts

See Also