Air Commodore
| Imperial Army Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command ranks |
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| Commissioned Officers |
| O8 » Air Marshal (various grades) |
| O7 » Air Commodore |
| O6 » Group Leader (Staff Colonel) |
| O5 » Wing Leader (Staff Major) |
| O4 » Squadron Leader (Staff Captain) |
| O3 » Flight Leader (Staff Lieutenant) |
| O2 » Flying Officer |
| O1 » Pilot Officer |
| O0 » Officer Cadet (Flight Cadet) |
| Enlisted Ranks |
| E9 » Chief Master Flight Sgt (Flight Sgt Major) |
| E8 » Master Flight Sergeant |
| E7 » Senior Flight Sergeant |
| E6 » Leading Flight Sergeant |
| E5 » Flight Sergeant |
| E4 » Crew Chief |
| E3 » Senior Airhand |
| E2 » Leading Airhand |
| E1 » Airhand |
| E0 » Airhand Recruit |
The rank of Air Commodore (O7) is a commissioned officer rank in the Imperial Army COACC.
Description (Specifications)[edit]
The rank of Air Commodore (O7) is a commissioned officer rank in the Imperial Army COACC. It is the lowest of the Air Officer Ranks (The equivalent of General Officer Ranks in other arms). An Air Commodore will typically be in command of coordinating all the close air-support and air defence assets for an Army sized unit, and that these units will typically be of Brigade equivalent in number.
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Army Ground Force Command (GFC) is Brigadier General.
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Army Nautical Force Command (NFC) is Sea Commodore.
The equivalent rank in other services are:
Appointment to the rank of Air Commodore will at least cause the individual to rise to the level of social distinction of an Imperial Gentleman in Imperial Society by default should he not already be of a more prestigious background personally. [1] Under the right circumstances, the appointment to this rank may attract the title of Knight. [2]
History & Background (Dossier)[edit]
The term Air Commodore indicates that the person holding the rank is the leader of an air unit.
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- Terrance McInnes. COACC (Game Designers Workshop, 1989), 95.
- Bryan Steele. Mercenary (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), 9.
- Collated by: BackworldTraveller
- ↑ Matthew Sprange. Core Rulebook Update 2022 (Mongoose Publishing, 2021), 37.
- ↑ Loren Wiseman. Nobles (Steve Jackson Games, 2004), 71.