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	Former members of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme\|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish]].		Former members of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme\|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish]].

	Jaegers differed from traditional infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.		Jaegers differed from traditional infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the time of year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.

	As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.		As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.

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	As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.		As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.

	Rifle platoons were organized under a Lieutenant or an Ensign who was assisted by a Sergeant. These platoons had four squads, each commanded by a Junior Sergeant or a Corporal. Initially, each half the squads in the platoon were comprised of nine men with rifles and one with an SMG, while the other comprised of six men with rifles and one with an LMG. By the end of the Winter War this had transformed into four squads all comprising of seven men with rifles and two men with SMGs and would later become six with rifles and three with SMGs.		Rifle platoons were organized under a Lieutenant or an Ensign who was assisted by a Sergeant. These platoons had four squads, each commanded by a Junior Sergeant or a Corporal. Initially, each half the squads in the platoon were comprised of [[Imperial Guard\|nine men with rifles and one with an SMG]], while the other comprised of six men with rifles and one with an LMG. By the end of the Winter War this had transformed into four squads all comprising of seven men with rifles and two men with SMGs and would later become six with rifles and [[Dakka\|three with SMGs]].

	Jaegers ~~wouldn~~'t really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot ~~there~~. And like the rest of ~~their~~ army, a lot of their equipment was [[Blood Ravens\|generously gifted to them by the Soviets each time they got their asses handed to them]].		Unlike [[Primaris Marines\|some elite units of fiction]], the Jaegers didn't really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot to elaborate on for that. And like the rest of the army, a lot of their equipment was [[Blood Ravens\|generously gifted to them by the Soviets each time they got their asses handed to them]].

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	Before we can talk about WWII, we have to talk about WWI. See, Finland is actually a very recent country. They used to be a duchy loyal to the Russian crown. However the rise of nationalism lead to the Finns hoping for their own country one day, and ultimately lead to Germany taking notice of this. They trained light infantry, calling them Jaegers, and sent them into Finland to revolt and cause mayhem in Russian Finland. The Finns called themselves Jääkäri, but needless to say a legacy was born.		Before we can talk about WWII, we have to talk about WWI. See, Finland is actually a very recent country. They used to be a duchy loyal to the Russian crown and before that a principality loyal to the Swedish crown. However the rise of nationalism lead to the Finns hoping for their own country one day, and ultimately lead to Germany taking notice of this. They trained light infantry, calling them Jaegers, and sent them into Finland to revolt and cause mayhem in Russian Finland. The Finns called themselves Jääkäri, but needless to say a legacy was born, to the extent that post-WW2 the Finnish infantry in general are known as such.

	Former members of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme\|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish.]]		Former members of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme\|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish]].

	Jaegers differed from traditional ~~light~~ infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.		Jaegers differed from traditional infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.

	As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.		As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.

	Rifle platoons were organized under a ~~Second~~ Lieutenant~~, and each platoon~~ was ~~commanded~~ by a ~~platoon sergeant~~. These platoons had 4 squads ~~of nine men each~~, each commanded by a ~~corporal~~. ~~Each squad~~ had seven rifles and two ~~smgs, though this number was changed to~~ six rifles and three ~~smgs by the end of hostilities~~ with ~~the Soviets~~.		Rifle platoons were organized under a Lieutenant or an Ensign who was assisted by a Sergeant. These platoons had four squads, each commanded by a Junior Sergeant or a Corporal. Initially, each half the squads in the platoon were comprised of nine men with rifles and one with an SMG, while the other comprised of six men with rifles and one with an LMG. By the end of the Winter War this had transformed into four squads all comprising of seven men with rifles and two men with SMGs and would later become six with rifles and three with SMGs.

	Jaegers wouldn't really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot there. ~~Well~~, ~~besides all the stuff they took from~~ the Soviets ~~when~~ they ~~kept getting~~ their asses handed to them.		Jaegers wouldn't really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot there. And like the rest of their army, a lot of their equipment was [[Blood Ravens\|generously gifted to them by the Soviets each time they got their asses handed to them]].

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	==IRL==		==IRL==
	Before we can talk about WWII, we have to talk about WWI. See, Finland is actually a very recent country. They used to be a ~~dushy~~ loyal to the Russian crown. However the rise of ~~Nationalism~~ lead to the Finns hoping for their own country one day, and ultimately lead to Germany taking notice of this. They trained light infantry, calling them Jaegers, and sent them into Finland to revolt and cause mayhem in ~~Russia~~. The Finns called themselves Jääkäri, but needless to say a legacy was born.		Before we can talk about WWII, we have to talk about WWI. See, Finland is actually a very recent country. They used to be a duchy loyal to the Russian crown. However the rise of nationalism lead to the Finns hoping for their own country one day, and ultimately lead to Germany taking notice of this. They trained light infantry, calling them Jaegers, and sent them into Finland to revolt and cause mayhem in Russian Finland. The Finns called themselves Jääkäri, but needless to say a legacy was born.

	Former ~~member~~ of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme\|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish.]]		Former members of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme\|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish.]]

	Jaegers differed from traditional light infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.		Jaegers differed from traditional light infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.

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	Rifle platoons were organized under a Second Lieutenant, and each platoon was commanded by a platoon sergeant. These platoons had 4 squads of nine men each, each commanded by a corporal. Each squad had seven rifles and two smgs, though this number was changed to six rifles and three smgs by the end of hostilities with the Soviets.		Rifle platoons were organized under a Second Lieutenant, and each platoon was commanded by a platoon sergeant. These platoons had 4 squads of nine men each, each commanded by a corporal. Each squad had seven rifles and two smgs, though this number was changed to six rifles and three smgs by the end of hostilities with the Soviets.

	Jaegers wouldn't really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot there. Well, besides all the stuff they took from the Soviets when they kept getting their asses to them.		Jaegers wouldn't really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot there. Well, besides all the stuff they took from the Soviets when they kept getting their asses handed to them.

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A Jääkäri platoon(Finnish for Jaegers) was a legacy unit from WWI that carried over into WWII in the Finnish armed forces. They were mobile infantry forces that were quite effective during the Winter and continuation war.

==IRL==
Before we can talk about WWII, we have to talk about WWI. See, Finland is actually a very recent country. They used to be a dushy loyal to the Russian crown. However the rise of Nationalism lead to the Finns hoping for their own country one day, and ultimately lead to Germany taking notice of this. They trained light infantry, calling them Jaegers, and sent them into Finland to revolt and cause mayhem in Russia. The Finns called themselves Jääkäri, but needless to say a legacy was born.

Former member of these Jaegers were instrumental in influencing the Finnish government to develop the military, and for all intents and purposes probably helped prepare Finland for the Winter War. Stalin, being really pissed that there was a former Russian territory that he could not kill all the officers in, decided to invade. It was a decision that lead to many to say [[Meme|the Russians fear the snow speaking Finnish.]]

Jaegers differed from traditional light infantry in two ways: They would serve as bike and ski infantry, depending on the year, and had a higher esprit de corps in order to facilitate the difficult actions they would be performing on the battlefield, primarily recon and counter-attack operations.

As the war progressed, Finland slowly began to motorize their forces, and the Jaegers benefitted from this as well with motorized supply trains being given to them to allow for offensive operations, as well as additional anti-tank weapons being integrated into combat units like the PaK 40.

Rifle platoons were organized under a Second Lieutenant, and each platoon was commanded by a platoon sergeant. These platoons had 4 squads of nine men each, each commanded by a corporal. Each squad had seven rifles and two smgs, though this number was changed to six rifles and three smgs by the end of hostilities with the Soviets.

Jaegers wouldn't really have a whole lot of equipment different from the rest of the main army, so there isn't a whole lot there. Well, besides all the stuff they took from the Soviets when they kept getting their asses to them.

{{Template:Finnish Forces in Flames of War}}