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The '''Curis-4 Compliance''' was a military campaign of the Emperor's [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)|Great Crusade]].  The 25th Expedition Fleet, under the command of the Primarch Gaspard Lumey, subdued an advanced, warlike culture through a combination of superior military tactics and political terror.
The '''Curis-4 Compliance''' was a military campaign of the Emperor's [[Great Crusade (Hektor Heresy)|Great Crusade]].  The 25th Expedition Fleet, under the command of the Primarch [[Gaspard Lumey]], subdued an advanced, warlike culture through a combination of superior military tactics and political terror.
 
==Situation Report==
 
Late in 867.M30, the [[Rogue Traders (Hektor Heresy)|Rogue Trader]] Visant Le Gall contacted his handlers in the Victualary of the Fifth Legion.  Le Gall was scheduled for a routine report, but Sergeant Mai Dac Kien noted that the Trader seemed particularly smug.  Analysis of the data retrieved showed that Le Gall was not merely happy to have made a fat profit - though clearly he had enriched himself in his journeys.  Mai's keen eyes were quickly drawn to information regarding Curis-4, a technologically advanced but socially peculiar world in the newly-mapped '''Propice Sector'''.

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Curis-4 Compliance
Date 868.M30
Scale system-wide
Theatre Curis system
Status Decisive Imperial Victory
Belligerents
25th Expedition Fleet
Commanders and Leaders
Gaspard Lumey
Rani Stolarz
Strength
approximately six thousand Fifth Legion Space Marines
one Army Group Ciban Chasseurs
Losses
Outcome
Curis-4 brought into compliance with the Imperial Truth.

The Curis-4 Compliance was a military campaign of the Emperor's Great Crusade. The 25th Expedition Fleet, under the command of the Primarch Gaspard Lumey, subdued an advanced, warlike culture through a combination of superior military tactics and political terror.

Situation Report

Late in 867.M30, the Rogue Trader Visant Le Gall contacted his handlers in the Victualary of the Fifth Legion. Le Gall was scheduled for a routine report, but Sergeant Mai Dac Kien noted that the Trader seemed particularly smug. Analysis of the data retrieved showed that Le Gall was not merely happy to have made a fat profit - though clearly he had enriched himself in his journeys. Mai's keen eyes were quickly drawn to information regarding Curis-4, a technologically advanced but socially peculiar world in the newly-mapped Propice Sector.