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===Cavalry=== | ===Cavalry=== | ||
| − | At lower TLs (1-6), cavalry is commonly soldiers riding animals (horses on [[Terra (world)|Terra]]. At higher TLs, such as most of the [[Imperial Army]], this generally refers to soldiers riding small motor vehicles. | + | At lower TLs (1-6), cavalry is commonly soldiers riding animals (horses on [[Terra (world)|Terra]]). At higher TLs, such as most of the [[Imperial Army]], this generally refers to soldiers riding small motor vehicles. |
| − | :'''Armor''' | + | :'''Mounted Infantry ("Dragoons")''' Mount-mobile infantry with increased mobility. They dismount to fight. |
| + | :'''Irregular Cavalry ("Hussars")''' Mount-mobile irregular troops or light cavalry used for security, reconnaissance, and raiding. | ||
| + | :'''Light Cavalry''' Cavalry on small mounts equipped with sabers or lances. Troops wear light armor. | ||
| + | :'''Heavy Cavalry''' Cavalry on large mounts equipped with swords and braced lances | ||
| + | :'''Scout''' Reconnaissance unit | ||
| + | :'''Motorized Cavalry''' Unarmored or lightly-armored wheeled vehicles (cars and trucks). | ||
| + | :'''Mechanized Cavalry''' Lightly-armored tracked vehicles. | ||
| + | :'''Armor''' Heavily armored tracked vehicles. | ||
===Artillery=== | ===Artillery=== | ||
Revision as of 02:13, 14 November 2012
Ground Force Command (GFC) is the land force component of the Imperial Army. It has a larger rank structure than its sister branches because it is usually the largest force component.
| GFC Ranks | |
|---|---|
| Officers | |
| O11 » Field Marshal | |
| O10 » Colonel-General | |
| O9 » Lieutenant-General | |
| O8 » Major General | |
| O7 » Brigadier-General | |
| O6 » Colonel | |
| O5 » Lieutenant-Colonel | |
| O4 » Major | |
| O3 » Captain | |
| O2 » First Lieutenant | |
| O1 » Second Lieutenant | |
| Enlisted | |
| E9 » Sergeant Major | |
| E8 » First Sergeant | |
| E7 » Leading Sergeant | |
| E6 » Staff Sergeant | |
| E5 » Sergeant | |
| E4 » Lance Sergeant | |
| E3 » Corporal | |
| E2 » Lance Corporal | |
| E1 » Private | |
| E1 » Recruit | |
Corps
Infantry
This, in short, refers to the foot soldiers.
Cavalry
At lower TLs (1-6), cavalry is commonly soldiers riding animals (horses on Terra). At higher TLs, such as most of the Imperial Army, this generally refers to soldiers riding small motor vehicles.
- Mounted Infantry ("Dragoons") Mount-mobile infantry with increased mobility. They dismount to fight.
- Irregular Cavalry ("Hussars") Mount-mobile irregular troops or light cavalry used for security, reconnaissance, and raiding.
- Light Cavalry Cavalry on small mounts equipped with sabers or lances. Troops wear light armor.
- Heavy Cavalry Cavalry on large mounts equipped with swords and braced lances
- Scout Reconnaissance unit
- Motorized Cavalry Unarmored or lightly-armored wheeled vehicles (cars and trucks).
- Mechanized Cavalry Lightly-armored tracked vehicles.
- Armor Heavily armored tracked vehicles.
Artillery
This refers to heavy support weapons such as masers and plasma guns. This can also be used to refer to low-tech weapons like catapults or cannon.
- Field Artillery
- Forward Observation
Support
- Administration
- Engineers
- Medical
- Technical Services
- Transport
Commando
Special Operations forces.
- Sylean Rangers: Army units trained in reconnaissance and raiding. They are also used to train indigenous forces on Low-Tech worlds in vital military skills. They can be deployed in or out of battledress, depending on the needs of the operation or campaign.
- Protected Forces (ProtFors): Army elite units trained to wear Vacc Suits and operate in exotic or toxic environments and Low-Gravity, High-Gravity, or Zero-Gravity conditions.
- Rapid Interface Forces (RIF): Army commando units trained to wear Battledress and drop from high atmosphere or orbit to planetside.
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