* The tankers from Pardus also get quite a few [=CMOAs=] in the Gaunt's Ghost novel ''Honour Guard'', showing that there are many, many Imperial Guard regiments out there that are competent badasses. In one battle, one company of Pardus tanks (numbering about 20, none of them super-heavy tanks), attacked a village held by a Chaos tank force. They expected only an equal number of enemy tanks. They ended up fighting a "division-strength" Chaos tank force (100+ tanks), plus a Baneblade super-heavy tank to boot. Nonetheless, the Pardus tankers utterly annihilate their enemy using superior tactics while only suffering moderate casualties in return. Even the Baneblade is destroyed by the company's two tank aces (each with over ''sixty'' confirmed kills) working together. As the Pardus Company Commander thought to himself at the outset of the battle: ''"Forget "major engagement". This is going to be '''historic'''".'' 
** Major Kleopas, commander of the Pardus tankers, would later be killed in a battle where they faced over ''three hundred'' enemy tanks. His tank was hit by an anti-tank shell, killing his crew, setting him and the tank on fire, and severing his spine below the waist. He burned to death, but not before firing one last shot that destroyed the enemy tank that had hit him.

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* The tankers from Pardus also get quite a few [=CMOAs=] in the Gaunt's Ghost novel ''Honour Guard'', showing that there are many, many Imperial Guard regiments out there that are competent badasses. In one battle, one company of Pardus tanks (numbering about 20, none of them super-heavy tanks), attacked a village held by a Chaos tank force. They expected only an equal number of enemy tanks. They ended up fighting a "division-strength" Chaos tank force (100+ tanks), plus a Baneblade super-heavy tank to boot. Nonetheless, the Pardus tankers utterly annihilate their enemy using superior tactics while only suffering moderate casualties in return. Even the Baneblade is destroyed by the company's two tank aces (each with over ''sixty'' confirmed kills) working together. As the Pardus Company Commander thought to himself at the outset of the battle: ''"Forget "major engagement". This is going to be '''historic'''".''
** Major Kleopas, commander of the Pardus tankers, would later be killed in a battle where they faced over ''three hundred'' enemy tanks. His tank was hit by an anti-tank shell, killing his crew, setting him and the tank on fire, and severing his spine below the waist. He burned to death, but not before firing one last shot that destroyed the enemy tank that had hit him.

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