.::Ranks::.
High General (HGEN)
The rank of High General is given to those who have command the
Army after a long period of dedicated serve. Like the High
Admiral. This rank took the place of Grand General, due to
Grand Vizier Stoic's following of the tradition that only the
Emperor could promote one to Grand General.
General (GEN)
The rank of General is the rank of the Army Commander and is
the most likely the highest rank an officer is likely to achieve
during their Imperial service.
Lieutenant General (LT-GEN)
A Lieutenant General serves in the position of Army command or
Legion commander if the time comes that one must command all
of the Army and it gets to large for just one but many Legions.
A Lieutenant General can also serve as a Army Lieutenant.
Major General (M-GEN)
The rank of Major General serves either as the Army Commander
or Lieutenant or if the time comes a Legion Lieutenant.
Brigadier (BRG)
A Brigadier serves as either Army Commander or Lieutenant or
when the times comes a Legion Lieutenant. This is a position
equivalent to Major General however does not hold the seniority.
Colonel (COL)
A Colonel serves as a Battlion Commander and is superior to Lieutenant
Colonel.
Lieutenant Colonel (LT-COL)
The rank of Lieutenant Colonel serves as a Battlion Commander
but after dedeicated service may be promoted to full Colonel.
Major (MJR)
Major is the highest rank that serves as a Battalion Lieutenant.
Captain (CP)
The rank of Captain serves as a Battalion Lieutenant.
First Lieutenant (1LT)
A First Lieutenant serves as Platoon Commander, which is the
highest rank that an officer can serve in this position.
Second Lieutenant (2LT)
A Second Lieutenant can serve both asa Platoon Commander and
Lieutenant, however if and officer serves as Second Lieutenant
as Platoon Lieutenant, the Platoon Commander must be a First
Lieutenant.
Sergeant Major (SGM)
The rank of Sergeant Major serves as a Platoon Lieutenant.
Master Sergeant (MSG)
A Master Sergeant serves as a squadron commander.
Sergeant First Class (S1C)
A Sergeant First Class can serve as squadron commander and after
long service can be promoted to Sergeant Major.
Staff Sergeant (SSG)
A Staff Sergeant is the highest rank a squadron lieutenant can
possess.
Sergeant (SGT)
The rank of Sergeant is held by squadron Lieutenants.
Corporal (CPL)
The Corporal rank is given to those officers who have completed
their officer's commision, this is a must if one wishes to
become a commander of sorts.
Private (PRV)
The rank of Private is the rank given to those officers who have
graduated the Academy.
Trooper Recruit (TR)
A Trooper Recruit is one who has pledged their loyalty and wishs
to enter the Army. Trooper Recruits are stationed in the Academy.
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