The Eisenalden Sturmabteilung

The Cthonian-governed world of Eisenalden has spawned many infamous regiments and units that are infamous for their methods of carrying out their intended objectives, but none of the Eisenalden born units have not come anywhere close to the same infamy of the original military force that had shaped the modern Eisenalden combat doctrine and to a mild extent the Cthonian Imperial Army combat doctrine of regiments of neighboring worlds, The Sturmabteilung, or more infamously known as ‘The SA’. The SA is one of the largest military units born from the Iron Planet with the estimated size of The SA believed to have reached numbers well over 900,000 with an additional 300,000 units in reserve, along with the added aid from the Imperial Navy in the form of a Castellan-Class Command Cruiser named the The Iron Will and a trio of Texro-Class Heavy Destroyers named ZD-809 "Hilda", ZD-810 "Sturmacht" and ZD-813 "Gilga".

The Sturmabteilung of Eisenalden has taken heavy inspiration from their namesake back during the early twentieth century, and much like their namesake they acted and operated in a manner that revolved around making themselves look powerful and almighty in the eyes of the public with gargantuan marches and rallies while harassing other organisations or regiments behind, but unlike their Terran-born predecessors, the Eisenalden SA had no other opposition when they were instated to be the Eisenalden’s main military force back in the days prior to their induction into the Cthonian Imperial Army. But after their integration into the Cthonian Imperium, the SA have been reinstated into an elite corps within the Cthonian Imperial military, it was this action that led to the eventual creation to many other regiments like the Eisenalden Shock Troopers and Eisenalden Panzer Divisions. Since then the SA have been deployed to various fronts, from simple planetary compliances to more brutal and immoral actions such as xenocide upon primitive Outer Rim worlds that have not yet been claimed by humanity.