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The Army Air Corps (AAC) was the [[British Army]]'s airforce helicopter branch.
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The '''Army Air Corps''' (AAC) was the [[British Army]]'s airforce helicopter branch.
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=AAC Regiments=
 
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Its last Lieutenant Colonel was [[QWERTY95]].
  
 
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The 9th Regiment was formed as part of the new army of the [[United Kingdom]]. Its first Lt. Colonel was [[biain]], who served for three days, but had to resign due to in real life issues. On day 888 [[QWERTY95]] took over his post.
  
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=BATTLE HONOURS (eRepublik v1)=
 
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The following battle honours were received by Regiments in the Army Air Corps under v1:
  
 
'''3rd Regiment'''
 
'''3rd Regiment'''

Latest revision as of 07:33, 4 May 2020

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This military unit played an important role in creating military history, however today it is no longer active

Army Air Corps

Army Air Corps.png

General Information
Founded 21st April 2010
Country Flag-United Kingdom.jpg United Kingdom
Region London
Colors Light & Dark Blue
Structure
Total Soldiers Classified
Part of British Army


The Army Air Corps (AAC) was the British Army's airforce helicopter branch.

AAC Regiments

1st Regiment 3rd Regiment 4th Regiment 9th Regiment
Lt. Col.
Woolfie Smith 		Lt. Col.
DeathJester 		Lt. Col.
biain 		Lt. Col.
Viperb10
Major
Execro 		Major
Jazzaa 		Major
Julian Catman 		Major
Scarletta
  • 1st Regiment

At some point, its Lieutenant Colonel was DeathJester.

  • 3rd Regiment

At some point, its Commanding Officer was Lieutenant Colonel xavierson.

  • 9th Regiment

Its last Lieutenant Colonel was QWERTY95.

History

The 9th Regiment was formed as part of the new army of the United Kingdom. Its first Lt. Colonel was biain, who served for three days, but had to resign due to in real life issues. On day 888 QWERTY95 took over his post.

The regiment quickly became one of the most active regiments in the British Army.

On day 906, 14th May 2010, the regiments logo, motto and nickname was decided through a competition funded by the Lt. Colonel. Boris K earned two Q3 guns and Octavian Ratstrangler won one Q3 gun.

On day 917 Octavian Ratstrangler was assigned as the regiment's first Major.

Officers

General Officer Commanding, Royal Artillery
From To GOC RA
21st April 2010 Insignia - British Armed Forces - Staff General.png General Jennifer MacLeod
Insignia - British Armed Forces - Staff General.png General Hazz
Insignia - British Armed Forces - Staff General.png General Artela
Insignia - British Armed Forces - Staff General.png General Octavian Ratstrangler
From Insignia - British Armed Forces - Lieutenant Colonel.pngLieutenant Colonel Insignia - British Armed Forces - Major (Army).png Major
Day 885 biain
Day 888 QWERTY95
Day 917 QWERTY95 Octavian Ratstrangler

BATTLE HONOURS (eRepublik v1)

The following battle honours were received by Regiments in the Army Air Corps under v1:

3rd Regiment

  • Liaoning 917
  • Jerusalem district 929
  • Beersheba South district 930
  • Dublin 949
  • Southeast of Ireland 952
  • Northern Ireland 957

4th Regiment

  • Liaoning 917
  • Liaoning 940
  • Northern Ireland 957
British Army Regiments / Both active and inactive
Army Training Corps
Army Training Regiment Winchester · Army Training Regiment Pirbright · Army Training Regiment Bassingbourne · Army Training Regiment Catterick
Flag-British Army.png
British Army Reserve
1st "Lightning" Reserve Regiment · 2nd "Thunder" Reserve Regiment
Infantry
The Rifles · Royal Regiment of Fusiliers · Mercian Regiment · Royal Anglian Regiment · Prinny Squad
Royal Artillery
5th Regiment RA · 12th Regiment RA · 19th Regiment RA · 29th Commando Regiment RA · 40th Regiment RA
Royal Armoured Corps
9th/12th Royal Lancers · King's Royal Hussars · Light Dragoons · Royal Tank Regiment
Army Air Corps
1st Regiment AAC · 3rd Regiment AAC · 4th Regiment AAC · 9th Regiment AAC
Non-operational
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