Solomani Confederation (Military)

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Confederation Navy: Torpedo Launchers

L. Or, maybe twelve tonnes, if the CoCoMisT launchers are budgetted as well.

M. Anyway, another option are torpedo grapples.

N. Being grapples, that implies some form of leeway in accommodating different shaped and sized torpedoes.

O. If it's specific, then the torpedo grapples are subject to customization, as well.

P. Firmpointed ones can hold two torpedoes, hardpointed ones four.

 

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Confederation Navy: Torpedo Launchers

Q. By extension, you could replace all the missile launchers in a bay, with CoCoMisT launchers.

R. If you keep the same tonnage, it would cost you two megastarbux per replacement, and wipe out the bay magazine to find space for the increased size of the new launchers.

S. Otherwise, you have to increase the bay size by twenty four percent, in order to retain the current size of the magazines.

T. The advantage being that salvoes are more easily composed.

U. The disadvantage is, that you have to sacrifice hardpoints.

 

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Confederation Navy: Torpedo Launchers

V. You can embed torpedo launchers in either ground facilities, or vehicles.

W. The exact way of doing that seem somewhat unclear to me.

X. Also, some odd rule amendments about launching missiles from surface to aerospace, which seem to contradict spacecraft manoeuvre or rocket drive behaviour, assuming reactionary rockets are the drive of choice for either missiles or torpedoes.

Y. The most obvious candidates would be submarines, or ground vehicles.

Z. Conceivably, torpedo barbette, or torpedo grapple(s).

 

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Confederation Authorized Volunteer Armed Long Range Yeomanry: Organization

Omnis pugnat, quis renuntiare potest.


I think I've gotten it now:

Recruits can resign at any time; depending on circumstances of that resignation, they may be refused reenlistment.

Volunteers can resign at any time, except during a combat situation.

Lancers can resign at any time in the presence of a commissioned officer in their chain of command.

Watchmasters are usually ambitious junior Navy or Marine junior non commissioned officers, or contracted CAVALRY junior warrant officers, that can resign at the end of their current deployment or tour.

Scoutmasters or the equivalent paygrade C4, are usually contracted CAVALRY warrant officers that are expected to stay for the length of their contract, though unusual circumstances may allow them to resign before the end of their term.

Paygrade C5 are expected to fulfill their contract, as they are the bedrock of the CAVALRY.
Corps.

Cornets are usually seconded junior Navy or Marine commissioned officers, with an occasional Ascended Master; they may resign their (CAVALRY) commission at any time, though only in the presence of a more senior CAVALRY, Marine or Navy commissioned officer. Occasionally, Solomani Security, if they refuse to carry out a lawful order, for any reason.

Captains tend to be more seasoned veteran officers, and could resign under the same circumstances as Cornets; though most are more likely to subvert any orders that they disagree with.

Colonel is more of a political appointment, is term limited, and rarely find themselves in a situation that they feel calls for their resignation, as part of their duties is to ensure the continuity of their CAVALRY regiment.

Master Chef is the chief non commissioned officer in a Cavalry regiment.

 

[Geir]

Master Chef is the chief non commissioned officer in a Cavalry regiment.

I thought it was a cooking show

 

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the officer corps of the judiciary was
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not separate from the other ranks
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and there was no separate officer
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training school or training corps
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except for the post the initiative and
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the second pasha
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all military officers commissioned from
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within the membership of the corps
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each regiment trained and selected its
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own offices within a regiment
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according to seniority merit and courage
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so in theory except for the post social
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basher
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which meant regiment commanders all
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officer positions within the regiment
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were allocated only to the members of
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the regiment
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in case of any vacancy that position
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would most likely be filled by promoting
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the next ranking senior person
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one of the most bizarre aspects of the
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junior series was the naming of titles
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for its officer cause
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most of the junior and middle-ranking
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janissary officer titles
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were closely related with kitchen
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terminology such as naming regimen
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commanders
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as chorabaja soup maker quartermaster
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officers
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as usher basha chief cooks or
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lieutenants
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as olabasha chief of chamber
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this was due not because officers spent
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more time
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supervising food supply than lydian war
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but rather
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to the soviet status of the regimental
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cauldrons
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let's now look at the genesee ranks at
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the bottom we have as i like to call
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them the two training ranks
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they recruit here the newly recruited
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boys
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are shown wearing all red with a simple
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janitory red cap
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along with one bag of personal
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possessions
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after this the genetic recruit
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or the day of shinme system would move
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up to the afghani olan
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which was the next stage in a process
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where he would continue his training
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into a spot opened up in the vertical
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hierarchy of the core
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after these you have the ordinary
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goldush
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of the geniserie soldier who is sometime
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called the nephili soldier
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was placed into three ranks the skinji
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or campaigner who did the bulk of the
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fighting
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who'd later become an amelimanda or
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veteran
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and then an autorok or the pentium
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who was not required to fight and was
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permitted to enter a trade and marry
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the next rank up was the chaves or
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sometimes called the kara kulupja
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also known in english as the scalian
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roughly equal to a sergeant
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above him was the bashka or hezkalian
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next in rank was the imam or priest of
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the regiment
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followed by the standard bearer and then
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the veki
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hajj or the quartermaster next came the
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oda basha
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lieutenant or in english known as the
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chief of the chamber
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who was literally the chief of the tent
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that him and his soldiers slept in
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then came the ashibasha or chief cook
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who was a quarter master and also had a
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few cooks under him
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and above him was a chord bajan or the
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soup maker
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who was the regiment commander
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now if a janissary wanted to rise higher
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this was where things get confusing
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since you had various regiments
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each regiment had a particular leader
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the troll budger
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however ranks were based on a mix of
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prestige
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and our control in multiple regiments
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after promotion to regimental command
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an officer look forward to an opening in
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the prestigious super regimental level
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of police
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called the qatar aolado commanders of
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the convoy
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[Music]
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on the very top of this was a janissary
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r
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commander's 64 regiment it was then
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followed by the sec ban
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who commanded 32 regiments followed by
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the cool kahyasa
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who commanded the first regiment and the
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bostanja palace guards
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the tsar jabasha who commanded the
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genesis only lance
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armed cavalry regiments the salah bashar
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was promoted from the janissary corps in
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charge of the elite left-handed guard
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then the samsung basha head of the
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massive keeper regiments
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also known as the sunni first the tuna
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basha
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was the headless 73rd regiment the 94th
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was commanded by the chief imam
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and the 99th commander by the leader of
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the bektashi orders
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finally the 101st commanded by obeitu
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malja or the chief treasurer of the
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genesee corps
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all these ranks i listed here were part
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of the gemmart autos
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and each one was as equal to the other
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in terms of rank and prestige the only
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advantage of genis3r had over the second
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basher
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was that he commanded a larger
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regimental size
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under the genitary r the regiments also
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had distinctive regimental leaders
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the fifth was commanded by abbas chavish
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was the assisted dr
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in his duties the 19th commanded by the
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big cheese
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was the army guard on the campaigns who
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guided the camps
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the 28th was commanded by the musee ah
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or summoner of the janissaries
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the 32nd was commanded by the deputy
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kahia
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the first regiment and the 54th who was
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commanded by the director of training
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the command of the 56th of the alabama
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was a 60 man strong
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hard budgie regiment or habadir regiment
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guiding palace gates
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around istanbul and the grand vizier's
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tent
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the command of the 56th regiment
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the 56th regiment was commanded by the
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heart budget basher
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he commanded a 60-minute strong habadiya
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regiment
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guarded palace gates and the grand
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vizier's tent on campaigns
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the segment bushes led 32 regiments
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which included the 33
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which included the 33rd led by the abdul
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basha or lead huntsman of the sultan

 

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Confederation Authorized Volunteer Armed Long Range Yeomanry: Organization

Omnis pugnat, quis renuntiare potest.


RANK Paygrade
0 C0 Volunteer Gun Combat/one
1 C1 Trooper Reconnaissance/one
2 C2 Lancer Tactics/one
3 C3 Watchmaster Leadership/one
3 C4 Scoutmaster Administration/one
4 C5 Quartermaster Social Standing/eight, requirement profession/Logistician/one, Broker/one, Athletics/zero, Gun Combat/two
4 C6 Cornet Leadership plus one
- C60 officer cadet
- C69 Captain Lieutenant, Squadron second in command
5 C7 Captain Diplomat/one
- C70 captain, spacecraft commanding officer
- C71 Staff Captain,
- C72 Flight Captain,
- C73 Group Captain, smallcraft senior commander
- C74 Senior Captain,
- C75 Captain Major, senior Captain, battalion equivalent or flotilla
- C76 Great Captain, appointed, brigade equivalent or argosy
- C77 Grand Captain, appointed, division equivalent
- C78 Lieutenant Colonel, appointed, regimental commander representative
- C79 Captain General, appointed, corps equivalent or armada
6 C8 Colonel Social Standing/(ten or plus one - whichever is higher), promoted through the ranks
7 O9 Colonel General of the CAVALRY requirement Grand Admiral of the Solomani Confederation Navy

RANK Paygrade
0 C0 Volunteer Gun Combat/one
1 C1 Trooper Reconnaissance/one
2 C2 Lancer Tactics/one
3 C3 Watchmaster Leadership/one
3 C4 Scoutmaster Administration/one
4 C5 Quartermaster Social Standing/eight, requirement profession/Logistician/one, Broker/one, Athletics/zero, Gun Combat/two
- C59 Master Chef Social Standing/nine, Regimental chief non commissioned officer
4 C6 Cornet Leadership plus one
- C60 officer cadet
- C69 Captain Lieutenant, Squadron second in command
5 C7 Captain Diplomat/one
- C70 captain, spacecraft commanding officer
- C71 Staff Captain,
- C72 Flight Captain,
- C73 Group Captain, smallcraft senior commander
- C74 Senior Captain,
- C75 Captain Major, senior Captain, battalion equivalent or flotilla
- C76 Grand Captain, appointed, brigade equivalent or argosy
- C77 Great Captain, appointed, division equivalent
- C78 Lieutenant Colonel, appointed, regimental commander representative
- C79 Captain General, appointed, corps equivalent or armada
6 C8 Colonel Social Standing/(ten or plus one - whichever is higher), promoted through the ranks
- C88 Colonel of the Regiment, lobbyist, usually retired regimental CAVALRY Colonel, Marine Commandant or Grand Admiral
- C89 Colonel General of the CAVALRY
7 O9 Colonel General of the CAVALRY requirement Grand Admiral of the Solomani Confederation Navy

 

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Confederation Authorized Volunteer Armed Long Range Yeomanry: Organization

Omnis pugnat, quis renuntiare potest.


CAVALRY Regiments
Tenth to Thirty First
allocated one per quadrant, area of operations may overlap into non Confederation incorporated subsectors

CAVALRY Squadrons
nominally, upto one thousand concurrent per Regiment

Squadron Pennant
xxyyy

xx - Regimental number
yyy - Squadron number

Squadron Troops
nominally, upto nine per Squadron
First to Ninety Nineth Troops normally Headquarters or support units

Troop Designation
xxyyyz

z - Troop designation