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A prominent name in the [[Dyelli Beybian Civil War]], France, despite his high rank, was rarely seen by the General public, being something of a recluse by nature. | A prominent name in the [[Dyelli Beybian Civil War]], France, despite his high rank, was rarely seen by the General public, being something of a recluse by nature. | ||
While formerly being in charge of [[Tzar Richard IV]]'s Airforce, France was motivated by similar goals as other prominent Revolutionaries, first and foremost the "liberation of the opressed peoples" as France himself wrote in his memoirs, "Thoughts of a Flying Ace." | While formerly being in charge of [[Tzar Richard IV]]'s Airforce, France was motivated by similar goals as other prominent Revolutionaries, first and foremost the "liberation of the opressed peoples" as France himself wrote in his memoirs, "Thoughts of a Flying Ace." | ||
| − | Despite achieving a massive victory, shattering the Benjian Airforce on the first day of the Battle of [[Bath]], France failed to capitolise on this, allowing Bath to degerate into a ground Battle, although in his memoirs he stated he had been under orders not to risk aircraft unless strictly necessary, pending a possible attack by joint [[Federated Klatchian Coast]], at the time France was greatly criticised for being overly cautious. | + | Despite achieving a massive victory, shattering the Benjian Airforce on the first day of the Battle of [[Bath]], France failed to capitolise on this, allowing Bath to degerate into a ground Battle, although in his memoirs he stated he had been under orders not to risk aircraft unless strictly necessary, pending a possible attack by joint forces of [[The Federated Klatchian Coast]], at the time France was greatly criticised for being overly cautious. |
Despite this criticism, France has continued to serve Dyelli Beybi to this day, successfully campaigning against the [[Neo Tyr]] Navy at [[Fiord Harbour]]. | Despite this criticism, France has continued to serve Dyelli Beybi to this day, successfully campaigning against the [[Neo Tyr]] Navy at [[Fiord Harbour]]. | ||
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A prominent name in the Dyelli Beybian Civil War, France, despite his high rank, was rarely seen by the General public, being something of a recluse by nature. While formerly being in charge of Tzar Richard IV's Airforce, France was motivated by similar goals as other prominent Revolutionaries, first and foremost the "liberation of the opressed peoples" as France himself wrote in his memoirs, "Thoughts of a Flying Ace." Despite achieving a massive victory, shattering the Benjian Airforce on the first day of the Battle of Bath, France failed to capitolise on this, allowing Bath to degerate into a ground Battle, although in his memoirs he stated he had been under orders not to risk aircraft unless strictly necessary, pending a possible attack by joint forces of The Federated Klatchian Coast, at the time France was greatly criticised for being overly cautious. Despite this criticism, France has continued to serve Dyelli Beybi to this day, successfully campaigning against the Neo Tyr Navy at Fiord Harbour.
