As you do, you’ll assemble a force of the Clone Wars’ most iconic heroes, villains, troopers, and vehicles, including Obi-Wan Kenobi and General Grievous. The 332nd Legion is among one of the most notorious groups on the Grand Army of the Republic.This C ore Set invites you to enter a completely new era of infantry battles in the Star Wars galaxy, pitting the overwhelming Separatist droid forces against the Republic’s crack armies of clone troopers and Jedi Knights.They, like the Nebzola Sector Security, focus on law enforcement jobs. The SHOCK Battalion is extremely exclusive to Shock Troopers. SHOCK Battalion Main article: SHOCK Battalion Being one of the more difficult and dangerous tasks to take up on Nebzola, the force often takes it into their own hands to make sure that the mission is a success since it is a high honor to be able to take on a more "individualistic" job. Nebzola Sector Security is a notorious force to be reckoned with on Nebzola, as they enforce the laws and fight crime.
Nebzola Sector Security Main article: Nebzola Sector Security The troops of Lightning Squadron are educated on special forms of combat in order to refine their techniques without breaking the rules. Led by CC-0411 "Ponds", the members of Lightning Squadron are always credited with succeeding in every task they are assigned, though this is not true in the slightest. Lightning Squadron Main article: Lightning Squadron His methods are not widely accepted by officials or "by-the-book" troopers. In order to mix things up from most groups, Jock invented training techniques that would make his troops excel in combat. It contains six members, including leader CC-1428 "Jock", one of the most notoriously successful commanders in the Grand Army of the Republic. Subdivisions Flash Squad Main article: Flash Squadįlash Squad was formed shortly after the 332nd Legion was. The 332nd Legion was formed on Defalius when the Republic formed the Grand Army of the Republic. You can help the Star Wars: The Galaxy Wars Wiki by expanding it.
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