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| unit_name = 301st Aerial Augmented Infantry Squad |
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| identification_symbol = [[File:suparna.png|x150px]] |
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| allegiance = [[Central Ocean Union]] |
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| type = [[Aerial Augmented Infantry]] |
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| nickname = Suparṇa |
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The '''301st Aerial Augmented Infantry Squad''', also known as '''Suparṇa''', is an infantry squad on par with [[Baibao]]. Due to [[Baibao]]'s deification in propaganda, Suparna is often overlooked despite their abilities. They represent the [[COU]] in the [[International Battle Standard Festival]]. |
The '''301st Aerial Augmented Infantry Squad''', also known as '''Suparṇa''', is an infantry squad on par with [[Baibao]]. Due to [[Baibao]]'s deification in propaganda, Suparna is often overlooked despite their abilities. They represent the [[COU]] in the [[International Battle Standard Festival]]. |
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*Suparṇa (सुपर्ण) is another name for [[w:Garuda|Garuda]], a legendary bird-link creature in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology. |
*Suparṇa (सुपर्ण) is another name for [[w:Garuda|Garuda]], a legendary bird-link creature in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology. |
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Revision as of 17:15, 4 October 2019
| 301st Aerial Augmented Infantry Squad | |
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| Allegiance | Central Ocean Union |
| Type | Aerial Augmented Infantry |
| Nickname(s) | Suparṇa |
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The 301st Aerial Augmented Infantry Squad, also known as Suparṇa, is an infantry squad on par with Baibao. Due to Baibao's deification in propaganda, Suparna is often overlooked despite their abilities. They represent the COU in the International Battle Standard Festival.
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Trivia
- Suparṇa (सुपर्ण) is another name for Garuda, a legendary bird-link creature in Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain mythology.