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Each [[Regiment]] in the [[Imperial Marines]] will be commanded by a [[Colonel (IM)|Coronel]]. Several staff posts at [[Brigade]] level (where these exist) or higher are also held by Officers with this rank. | Each [[Regiment]] in the [[Imperial Marines]] will be commanded by a [[Colonel (IM)|Coronel]]. Several staff posts at [[Brigade]] level (where these exist) or higher are also held by Officers with this rank. | ||
− | The role of Regimental leader may occasionally be split into the Professional Commander ([[Coronel]]) and the Ceremonial Commander ([[Colonel|Coronel-in-Chief]]), although this practice is more common in the [[Imperial Army]] and [[Huscarles]] units than in the [[Imperial Marines]]. The only [[Imperial Marines|Imperial Marine]] [[Regiment]] where this has occurred, is the [[Marine Guard Regiment]] whose [[Colonel|Coronel-in-Chief]] is the [[Emperor]]. | + | The role of Regimental leader may occasionally be split into the Professional Commander ([[Coronel]]) and the Ceremonial Commander ([[Colonel|Coronel-in-Chief]] or [[Colonel|Coronel-of-the-Regiment]]), although this practice is more common in the [[Imperial Army]] and [[Huscarles]] units than in the [[Imperial Marines]]. The only [[Imperial Marines|Imperial Marine]] [[Regiment]] where this has occurred, is the [[Marine Guard Regiment]] whose [[Colonel|Coronel-in-Chief]] is the [[Emperor]]. |
Some [[Imperial Marine]] [[Regiment]]s use the title '''Coronel'''{{Page cite|name=T5 Core Rules|page=94}} instead of '''Colonel'''{{Page cite|name= Core Rulebook |page= 20 |version=Mongoose Traveller}}. | Some [[Imperial Marine]] [[Regiment]]s use the title '''Coronel'''{{Page cite|name=T5 Core Rules|page=94}} instead of '''Colonel'''{{Page cite|name= Core Rulebook |page= 20 |version=Mongoose Traveller}}. | ||
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The rank is often misused (and even misspelled) to mean the Leader of a [[Guerilla]] Unit, whatever its size. | The rank is often misused (and even misspelled) to mean the Leader of a [[Guerilla]] Unit, whatever its size. | ||
− | *The equivalent rank in the [[Imperial Navy]] is [[Captain (IN)]]. | + | *The equivalent rank in the [[Imperial Navy]] is [[Captain (IN)|Captain]]. |
− | *The equivalent rank in the [[Imperial Army]] is [[Colonel (IA)|Colonel]] | + | |
+ | *The equivalent rank in the [[Imperial Army]] [[Ground Force Command|GFC]] is [[Colonel (IA)|Colonel]] | ||
+ | *The equivalent rank in the [[Imperial Army]] [[Nautical Force Command|NFC]] is [[Sea Captain]] | ||
+ | *The equivalent rank in the [[Imperial Army]] [[Close Orbit and Airspace Control Command|COACC]] is [[Group Leader|Group Leader / Group Captain]] | ||
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+ | Appointment to the rank of ''Coronel'' will cause the individual to rise to the level of social distinction of an ''[[Gentleman|Imperial Gentleman]]'' in Imperial Society by default should he not already be of a more prestigious background personally. {{Page cite|name=Nobles|page=75}} {{Page cite|name= Core Rulebook Update 2022|version= Mongoose 2nd|page=37}} | ||
== History & Background (Dossier) == | == History & Background (Dossier) == | ||
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{{Sources | {{Sources | ||
− | | | + | | {{Ludography cite|name=Ground Forces|page=51}} |
− | | | + | | {{Ludography cite|name= Core Rulebook |page= 20 |version=Mongoose Traveller}} |
+ | | Collated by: [[User:BackworldTraveller|BackworldTraveller]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
{{LE|Imperial|Military}} | {{LE|Imperial|Military}} |
Latest revision as of 19:14, 1 April 2024
Imperial Marine Ranks |
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Commissioned Officers |
O9 » Marshal-Commandant of the Corps |
O8 » Brigadier-General (Marshal) |
O7 » Brigadier |
O6 » Coronel |
O5 » Lieutenant Coronel |
O4 » Force Commander |
O3 » Captain (Force Captain) |
O2 » First Lieutenant (Force Lieutenant) |
O1 » Second Lieutenant (Force Ensign) |
O0 » Cadet / Midshipman |
Enlisted Ranks |
E9 » Chief Master Gun. Sgt (Sergeant Major) |
E8 » Master Gunnery Sgt. (First Sergeant) |
E7 » Master Sergeant (Leading Sergeant) |
E6 » Staff Sergeant (Gunnery Sergeant) |
E5 » Sergeant |
E4 » Lance Sergeant |
E3 » Corporal |
E2 » Lance Corporal |
E1 » Marine/Private (Private 1st Class) |
E0 » Marine Recruit / Apprentice |
The rank of Coronel (O6) is the commissioned officer rank in the Imperial Marines that commands a Regiment or has duties of similar importance.
Description (Specifications)[edit]
Each Regiment in the Imperial Marines will be commanded by a Coronel. Several staff posts at Brigade level (where these exist) or higher are also held by Officers with this rank.
The role of Regimental leader may occasionally be split into the Professional Commander (Coronel) and the Ceremonial Commander (Coronel-in-Chief or Coronel-of-the-Regiment), although this practice is more common in the Imperial Army and Huscarles units than in the Imperial Marines. The only Imperial Marine Regiment where this has occurred, is the Marine Guard Regiment whose Coronel-in-Chief is the Emperor.
Some Imperial Marine Regiments use the title Coronel[1] instead of Colonel[2].
The rank is often misused (and even misspelled) to mean the Leader of a Guerilla Unit, whatever its size.
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Navy is Captain.
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Army GFC is Colonel
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Army NFC is Sea Captain
- The equivalent rank in the Imperial Army COACC is Group Leader / Group Captain
Appointment to the rank of Coronel will 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. [3] [4]
History & Background (Dossier)[edit]
The word "colonel" derives from the same root as the word "column" (Italian: colonna) and means "of a column", and, by implication, "commander of a column". The word "colonel" is therefore linked to the word "column" in a similar way that "brigadier" is linked to "brigade", although in English this relationship is not immediately obvious. By the end of the late medieval period, a group of "companies" was referred to as a "column" of an army.
This page uses content from Wikipedia. The original article was at Colonel. The list of authors can be seen in the page history. The text of Wikipedia is available under the Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License. |
- Douglas E. Berry. Ground Forces (Steve Jackson Games, 2000), 51.
- Gareth Hanrahan. Core Rulebook (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), 20.
- Collated by: BackworldTraveller
- ↑ Marc Miller. T5 Core Rules (Far Future Enterprises, 2013), 94.
- ↑ Gareth Hanrahan. Core Rulebook (Mongoose Publishing, 2008), 20.
- ↑ Loren Wiseman. Nobles (Steve Jackson Games, 2004), 75.
- ↑ Matthew Sprange. Core Rulebook Update 2022 (Mongoose Publishing, 2021), 37.