Editing Ciban Chasseurs (section)

==Notable Ciban Chasseurs==

*'''Marshal Marie Fayolle, b. c.800.M30, d. unknown'''.  Fayolle took command of the Chasseurs after the death of Jean-Davide d'Orléans during the Invasion of Ciban IV.  He was competent in the field but outshone by his subordinates.  However, Fayolle's gifts as an administrator helped to streamline the recruitment and training of the Ciban Chasseurs.  He also presided over the construction of Ciban IV's ground batteries and their supporting fortifications.

*'''Marshal Jean-Davide d'Orléans, b.774.M30, d. 857.M30'''  He was born into a proud aristocratic family and received a fine commission in the Royal Army of Gallia.  Yet when the people of his nation rose against their king and the nobility, d'Orléans declared that his talents as a soldier belonged to the people and not the monarch.  Through suspicion and stern treatment from the Republic, he remained true to his principles and after the final victory of the Republicans in Ciban IV's revolutionary wars, d'Orléans was recognised as one of the planet's foremost heroes.  Yet the Marshal's work was not done.  At the behest of [[Gaspard Lumey]], Jean-Davide d'Orléans took up the command of the Ciban Chasseurs and laid the foundations of their organisation and doctrine.  He died in the last campaign on Ciban's soil, during the opening stages of the [[Al-Sherar Sector War]].  In honour of the Marshal's heroism during the Revolutionary Wars and the Great Crusade, the planet CH-3 was named Orléans when it was resettled by veterans of the Chasseurs.

[[File:Space marine by badluckart-d5hcblm.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Then-Captain Jeanne d'Orléans at Suferenta]]
*'''Marshal Jeanne d'Orléans, b. 948.M30'''  Jean-Davide d'Orléans was her ancestor and namesake, but Jeanne's accomplishments would outshine those of the Old Marshal.  As a girl, she disguised herself as a boy and passed the tests for induction into the Adeptus Astartes, before failing the medical on account of being female.  Where others might have found this experience discouraging, d'Orléans swore that she would prove herself as worthy a soldier as any Space Marine.  Even one hundred centuries later, many of her athletic records set as a military cadet still stand and young Cibanese have long used the initials "JDO" as slang for doing the impossible.  Swiftly promoted to the rank of Captain, Jeanne d'Orléans distinguished herself in the Battle of Suferenta.  Her company of drop-troopers took on a tremendously difficult mission behind Harakien lines and d'Orléans' accomplishments both as a military leader and a warrior drew praise from all quarters.  She was the only soldier outside of the [[the Auron Infantries|38th Auron Infantry]] to receive a personal commendation from the Primarch Gaspard Lumey when he arrived at Destino before launching the [[Pacification of the Harakien Sector]].

[[File:1459868317099.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Rani Stolarz]]
*'''Force Commander Rani Stolarz, b. 807.M30'''  Possessed of military genius and utterly fearless, Rani Stolarz had everything a heroic commander could want except for a glamorous appearance.  Despite her plain looks, she rose through the ranks of the Republican army during the Revolutionary Wars and remained in cadre through the years of peace before the arrival of the Emperor.  Still youthful when the Ciban Chasseurs were formed, Stolarz made a glorious return to active service.  She fought with great distinction in the Al-Sherar Sector War, taking part in the rout of the invaders on Ciban IV and pursuing the Amatteir back to their homeworld.  Stolarz was also notable for her time as the Auxilia commander in the [[Expedition Fleets (Hektor Heresy)|25th Expedition Fleet]], which included the brutal [[Curis-4 Compliance]].  Military victories and an abrupt, curmudgeonly interview style would see Stolarz become a figure of some public interest, especially after the Appaz affair.

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