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Collective term for the [[Unified Armies]] of the Imperium.
 
Collective term for the [[Unified Armies]] of the Imperium.
  
The Imperial Army serves as the planetary armed fighting forces for the Imperium. Its soldiers deal with planetary surface actions, battles, and campaigns.
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The Imperial Army serves as the planetary fighting forces for the Imperium. Its soldiers deal with actions, battles, and campaigns on or near a planet's surface.
  
 
The Imperial Army is divided into three major force commands:  
 
The Imperial Army is divided into three major force commands:  
 
*[[Ground Force Command]] (the Army's land forces).
 
*[[Ground Force Command]] (the Army's land forces).
*[[Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command]] ('''COACC''', the Army's air and near-orbit forces).   
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*[[Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command]] ('''[[COACC]]''', the Army's air and near-orbit forces).   
 
*[[Nautical Force Command]] (the Army's sea forces, called the "wet navy" to distinguish it from the Imperial Navy).
 
*[[Nautical Force Command]] (the Army's sea forces, called the "wet navy" to distinguish it from the Imperial Navy).
 
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Revision as of 04:59, 6 September 2013

Collective term for the Unified Armies of the Imperium.

The Imperial Army serves as the planetary fighting forces for the Imperium. Its soldiers deal with actions, battles, and campaigns on or near a planet's surface.

The Imperial Army is divided into three major force commands:

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