The High Guard is a fictional military organization in the TV series Andromeda.
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... to call a referendum for disbandment of the High Guard ... Though the referendum was in favor of High Guard, it was by a very slim margin and thus the pacifists vowed to revisit the issue ... numerous other settlement worlds, and numerous battles were fought between High Guard and Magog ...
... is a member of the Intergalactic Systems Commonwealth High Guard ... employed as a genetically enhanced high-Gravity World Shuttle pilot ... engineered to live on the harsh and hostile environments of high-gravity alien planets ...
... consisted of the 1st Groupement at Kananga, with one guard battalion, two infantry battalions, and a gendarmerie battalion attached, and the 2nd Groupement (Kinshasa ... secrétaire particulier) had plotted the assassination of Mobutu, high treason, and disclosure of military secrets, among other offences ... He implemented sweeping reforms of the command structure, including wholesale firings of high-ranking officers ...
... Nova bomb Organizations Systems Commonwealth High Guard Genites Universe Locations Characters The Abyss Races Magog Paradine ...
... a convenient rogue black hole provided the Nietzschean Alliance with a trap to lure High Guard ships into the system to be ambushed and destroyed by waiting ships ... One-by-one, the Nietzscheans managed to pick off High Guard starships until they got the attention of the Andromeda and Dylan Hunt ... also went for the escape pods, but many of the crew managed to escape and warn the High Guard ...
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