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	[[Army_Directive_05-1203A\|High Command]] is the decision-making body of the RMA and is composed of the top officers of the RMA: [[#Marshal of the Army\|Marshal of the Army]], [[#Deputy Marshal of the Army\|Deputy Marshal of the Army]], the Commanding Officers of [[#Office of the Commander, Intelligence Corps (CO-IC)\|Intelligence]], [[#Office of the Commander, Logistics Corps (CO-LC)\|Logistics]], and [[#Office of the Commander, Signal Corps (CO-SC)\|Signal Corps]], [[#Office of the Adjutant General (AG)\|Adjutant General]], and the [[#Sergeant-Major of the Army (SGTJAMA)\|Sergeant-Major of the Army]]. These officers are charged with creating and implementing policy within the RMA as well as assisting TRMN bureaus with the everyday management of the RMA.		[[Army_Directive_05-1203A\|High Command]] is the decision-making body of the RMA and is composed of the top officers of the RMA: [[#Marshal of the Army\|Marshal of the Army]], [[#Deputy Marshal of the Army\|Deputy Marshal of the Army]], the Commanding Officers of [[#Office of the Commander, Intelligence Corps (CO-IC)\|Intelligence]], [[#Office of the Commander, Logistics Corps (CO-LC)\|Logistics]], and [[#Office of the Commander, Signal Corps (CO-SC)\|Signal Corps]], [[#Office of the Adjutant General (AG)\|Adjutant General]], and the [[#Sergeant-Major of the Army (SGTJAMA)\|Sergeant-Major of the Army]]. These officers are charged with creating and implementing policy within the RMA as well as assisting TRMN bureaus with the everyday management of the RMA.

	The Commandant of King Roger I Military Academy serves as a dedicated senior advisor to the High Command, but does not hold a billet within RMA leadership. They are an appointee of [[BuTrain]] by the Sixth Space Lord. However, they do serve a vital role in establishing esprit de corps within the army and are a vital component for building morale and creating appropriate educational materials for use by RMA members. The KR1MACO, is also a de facto member of Chiron House and will be a reliable source of information regarding membership within the ~~Monarch’s~~ Own.		The Commandant of King Roger I Military Academy serves as a dedicated senior advisor to the High Command, but does not hold a billet within RMA leadership. They are an appointee of [[BuTrain]] by the Sixth Space Lord. However, they do serve a vital role in establishing esprit de corps within the army and are a vital component for building morale and creating appropriate educational materials for use by RMA members. The KR1MACO, is also a de facto member of Chiron House and will be a reliable source of information regarding membership within the [[Monarch's Own]].

	==== Marshal of the Army (MotA) ====		==== Marshal of the Army (MotA) ====

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	In the same manner as the other military themed components of TRMN, the RMA is made up of chapters that are meant to simulate the “ground forces” of the Royal Manticoran military machine within the Honorverse. These tactical units are the real world operating chapters of the RMA within the TRMN fan organization. This section of the manual will assist you in defining the relationship between chapter sizes and chapter designations, give you an idea of how the RMA is organized, and assist you in building a chapter within TRMN. A chapter’s military designation is determined by the number of personnel assigned to it.		In the same manner as the other military themed components of TRMN, the RMA is made up of chapters that are meant to simulate the “ground forces” of the Royal Manticoran military machine within the Honorverse. These tactical units are the real world operating chapters of the RMA within the TRMN fan organization. This section of the manual will assist you in defining the relationship between chapter sizes and chapter designations, give you an idea of how the RMA is organized, and assist you in building a chapter within TRMN. A chapter’s military designation is determined by the number of personnel assigned to it.

	Whether you belong to an [[RMN]] or [[GSN]] ship, an [[RMMC]] detachment, or an RMA ground force unit, the lowest level of the organization is a chapter. The most basic and smallest chapter in the RMA is the fireteam, and unit sizes from fireteam to regiment are chapters with specific size and staffing requirements. Larger formations, if called for, will be called divisions, corps, and field armies. Three or more regiments are considered a division. Two or more divisions are called a corps. The largest formation in the Royal Manticoran Army is that of a field army, which consists of two or more corps. Armies are the equivalent of [[fleets]] in the RMN, and the numbered armies ~~will~~ have the same corresponding territory that the naval counterparts have.		Whether you belong to an [[RMN]] or [[GSN]] ship, an [[RMMC]] detachment, or an RMA ground force unit, the lowest level of the organization is a chapter. The most basic and smallest chapter in the RMA is the fireteam, and unit sizes from fireteam to regiment are chapters with specific size and staffing requirements. Larger formations, if called for, will be called divisions, corps, and field armies. Three or more regiments are considered a division. Two or more divisions are called a corps. The largest formation in the Royal Manticoran Army is that of a field army, which consists of two or more corps. Armies are the equivalent of [[fleets]] in the RMN, and the numbered armies have the same [[Royal_Manticoran_Army#Regional_Organization\|corresponding territory]] that the naval counterparts have.

	The RMA is composed of regular army units, but chapters can choose to partner with a peer of the House of Lords. This partnership will most often lead to a unit that is named after the peer as his or her lands. Chapters may choose to role-play as a division of Atmospheric Command, which is the RMA’s equivalent of an air force. These chapters will all be named as aerospace squadrons in MEDUSA. In terms of its military structure, the bulk of administrative functions are handled by Royal Army Headquarters on Manticore called High Command or King William’s Tower, and operational concerns are handled by the units in the field under their own recognizance.		The RMA is composed of regular army units, but chapters can choose to partner with a peer of the House of Lords. This partnership will most often lead to a unit that is named after the peer as his or her lands. Chapters may choose to role-play as a division of Atmospheric Command, which is the RMA’s equivalent of an air force. These chapters will all be named as aerospace squadrons in MEDUSA. In terms of its military structure, the bulk of administrative functions are handled by Royal Army Headquarters on Manticore called High Command or King William’s Tower, and operational concerns are handled by the units in the field under their own recognizance.

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	==== Marshal of the Army (MotA) ====		==== Marshal of the Army (MotA) ====
	The Marshal of the Army leads the army. They appoint the members of the High Command, represent the RMA's position in the Royal Council, and set the direction for the entire branch. Since the RMA is a component of all of TRMN, the Marshal of the Army is subject only to the First Lord of the Admiralty. The Marshal of the Army has a wide latitude on what direction he can set for his component in terms of events, activities, and charity work, and is the final decision maker within the RMA.		The [[Marshal of the Army]] leads the army. They appoint the members of the High Command, represent the RMA's position in the [[Royal Council]], and set the direction for the entire branch. Since the RMA is a component of all of TRMN, the Marshal of the Army is subject only to the [[First Lord of the Admiralty]]. The Marshal of the Army has a wide latitude on what direction he can set for his component in terms of events, activities, and charity work, and is the final decision maker within the RMA.

	==== Deputy Marshal of the Army (DMotA) ====		==== Deputy Marshal of the Army (DMotA) ====

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	==== Office of the Adjutant General (AG) ====		==== Office of the Adjutant General (AG) ====
	The Adjutant General Corps is responsible for people, and putting those people into units. They set up new units (with the assistance of the [[Bureau of Ships\|Office of the Third Space Lord]]), organize promotion boards (coordinating with the Chief of Staff of the [[FLA]]), inform commanders when people are eligible for promotion, and ensure that awards are processed (and sent to the TRMN Awards Officer in the [[Bureau of Personnel\|Office of the Fifth Space Lord]]). In comparison to the Navy, this is the equivalent of [[BuPers]], and [[BuShips]]. They maintain contact with all units to ensure clear communication and keep an open door policy for unit COs and NCOs to answer questions and resolve issues.		The [[Adjutant General]] Corps is responsible for people, and putting those people into units. They set up new units (with the assistance of the [[Bureau of Ships\|Office of the Third Space Lord]]), organize promotion boards (coordinating with the Chief of Staff of the [[FLA]]), inform commanders when people are eligible for promotion, and ensure that awards are processed (and sent to the TRMN Awards Officer in the [[Bureau of Personnel\|Office of the Fifth Space Lord]]). In comparison to the Navy, this is the equivalent of [[BuPers]], and [[BuShips]]. They maintain contact with all units to ensure clear communication and keep an open door policy for unit COs and NCOs to answer questions and resolve issues.

	==== Office of the Commander, Intelligence Corps (CO-IC) ====		==== Office of the Commander, Intelligence Corps (CO-IC) ====

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	==== Marshal of the Army (MotA) ====		==== Marshal of the Army (MotA) ====
	The Marshal of the Army leads the army. They appoint the members of the High Command, represent the RMA's position in the Royal Council, and set the direction for the entire branch. Since the RMA is a component of all of TRMN, the ~~Marshall~~ of the Army is subject only to the First Lord of the Admiralty. The Marshal of the Army has a wide latitude on what direction he can set for his component in terms of events, activities, and charity work, and is the final decision maker within the RMA.		The Marshal of the Army leads the army. They appoint the members of the High Command, represent the RMA's position in the Royal Council, and set the direction for the entire branch. Since the RMA is a component of all of TRMN, the Marshal of the Army is subject only to the First Lord of the Admiralty. The Marshal of the Army has a wide latitude on what direction he can set for his component in terms of events, activities, and charity work, and is the final decision maker within the RMA.

	==== Deputy Marshal of the Army (DMotA) ====		==== Deputy Marshal of the Army (DMotA) ====

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	=== Chapters and Tactical Units ===		=== Chapters and Tactical Units ===
	The RMA chapter is considered to be a tactical unit, of which there are multiple levels determined by the chapter size.		The RMA chapter is considered to be a tactical unit, of which there are multiple levels determined by the chapter size.<ref>As updated in [[Army Directive 2302-02]]</ref>

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	\| Regiment \|\| 17+ Soldiers \|\| [[Colonel]] \|\| [[Lieutenant Colonel]] \|\| [[Regimental Sergeant-Major]]		\| Regiment \|\| 17+ Soldiers \|\| [[Colonel]] \|\| [[Lieutenant Colonel]] \|\| [[Regimental Sergeant-Major]]
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	\| Battalion \|\| 14-16 Soldiers \|\| [[Lieutenant Colonel]] \|\| [[~~Captain~~]] \|\| [[Sergeant-Major]]		\| Battalion \|\| 14-16 Soldiers \|\| [[Lieutenant Colonel]] \|\| [[Major]] \|\| [[Sergeant-Major]]
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	\| Company \|\| 11-13 Soldiers \|\| [[Captain]] \|\| [[1st Lieutenant]] \|\| [[~~1st~~ Sergeant]]		\| Company \|\| 11-13 Soldiers \|\| [[Captain]] \|\| [[1st Lieutenant]] \|\| [[Master Sergeant]]
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	\| Platoon \|\| 8-10 Soldiers \|\| [[~~1st~~ Lieutenant]] or [[Platoon Sergeant]] ~~\|\| N/A~~ \|\| N/A		\| Platoon \|\| 8-10 Soldiers \|\| [[2nd Lieutenant]] \|\| [[Platoon Sergeant]] \|\| N/A
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	\| Section \|\| 5-7 Soldiers \|\| [[~~2nd Lieutenant]] or [[Corporal~~]] \|\| N/A \|\| N/A		\| Section \|\| 5-7 Soldiers \|\| [[Platoon Sergeant]] \|\| N/A \|\| N/A
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	\| Quad/Fireteam \|\| 2-4 Soldiers \|\| [[~~Lance~~ Corporal]] \|\| N/A \|\| N/A		\| Quad/Fireteam \|\| 2-4 Soldiers \|\| [[Corporal]] \|\| N/A \|\| N/A
	\|}		\|}

	==== Regiment (17+ Soldiers) ====		==== Regiment (17+ Soldiers) ====
	'''Commanded by: ~~up to~~ [[Colonel]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[Colonel]]'''

	A regiment in the RMA is a major tactical military unit, composed of variable numbers of squadrons or battalions (usually two or three battalions – 1,400 to 2,100 soldiers), commanded by a colonel or lieutenant colonel. The regiment is a formation of one or more like units employed almost exclusively for reasons of heritage, the continuance of battle honors and esprit de corps. In the RMA, for most purposes, the regiment is the largest permanent organizational unit. Above regimental level, organization is changed to meet the tasks at hand. Because of their permanent nature, many regiments have long histories, often going back for centuries. The senior non-commissioned officer is the [[~~Master~~ Sergeant~~\|master sergeant~~]], responsible to the CO for unit discipline and the behavior of the NCOs. ~~Although enlisted ranks can go higher.~~		A regiment in the RMA is a major tactical military unit, composed of variable numbers of squadrons or battalions (in [[canon]] usually two or three battalions – 1,400 to 2,100 soldiers), commanded by a colonel or lieutenant colonel. The regiment is a formation of one or more like units employed almost exclusively for reasons of heritage, the continuance of battle honors and esprit de corps. In the RMA, for most purposes, the regiment is the largest permanent organizational unit. Above regimental level, organization is changed to meet the tasks at hand. Because of their permanent nature, many regiments have long histories, often going back for centuries. The senior non-commissioned officer is the [[Regimental Sergeant Major]], responsible to the CO for unit discipline and the behavior of the NCOs.

	Regiments in the RMA belong to one large component which is the regular army. All chapters are run under the same command triad structure as other TRMN chapters. Should chapters wish to establish a relationship with a peer in order to facilitate chapter supplies, then the chapter can be adopted by a TRMN peer. This peer becomes an honorary member of the chapter and the chapter name is derived from their peerage. Peers may not hold a position within the chapter command triad, but may choose to transfer to their adopted chapters as a member if they wish.		Regiments in the RMA belong to one large component which is the regular army. All chapters are run under the same command triad structure as other TRMN chapters. Should chapters wish to establish a relationship with a peer in order to facilitate chapter supplies, then the chapter can be adopted by a TRMN peer. This peer becomes an honorary member of the chapter and the chapter name is derived from their peerage. Peers may not hold a position within the chapter command triad, but may choose to transfer to their adopted chapters as a member if they wish.

	==== Battalion (14-16 Soldiers) ====		==== Battalion (14-16 Soldiers) ====
	'''Commanded by: ~~up to~~ [[Lieutenant Colonel]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[Lieutenant Colonel]]'''

	A battalion normally has a headquarters company, support company, and three rifle companies (usually, but not always, A, B and C companies) with up to 700 soldiers. The bulk of a battalion will ordinarily be homogeneous with respect to type (e.g., an infantry battalion or a tank squadron). Battalions are invariably commanded by a [[Lieutenant Colonel\|lieutenant colonel]]. A [[~~captain]] or [[1st Lieutenant\|first lieutenant]] (if the battalion is commanded by a [[colonel~~]]) acts as the executive officer (XO), the second in command. The senior non-commissioned officer is a [[~~Master~~ Sergeant~~\|master sergeant~~]]~~, although some may have higher ranking enlisted~~.		In canon, a battalion normally has a headquarters company, support company, and three rifle companies (usually, but not always, A, B and C companies) with up to 700 soldiers. The bulk of a battalion will ordinarily be homogeneous with respect to type (e.g., an infantry battalion or a tank squadron). Battalions are invariably commanded by a [[Lieutenant Colonel\|lieutenant colonel]]. A [[major]] acts as the executive officer (XO), the second in command. The senior non-commissioned officer is a [[Sergeant Major]].

	==== Company (11-13 Soldiers) ====		==== Company (11-13 Soldiers) ====
	'''Commanded by: ~~up to~~ [[Captain]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[Captain]]'''

	It is at this level and above that a full command triad MUST be implemented.		It is at this level and above that a full command triad MUST be implemented.

	RMA companies consist of three platoons and a company headquarters (up to 170 soldiers, although the exact number may vary by unit type and structure). RMA companies are usually commanded by a captain, with a ~~senior lieutenant~~ as executive officer (XO) and assisted by ~~a senior non-commissioned officer, usually~~ a [[Master Sergeant\|master sergeant]].		RMA companies consist of three platoons and a company headquarters (up to 170 soldiers in canon, although the exact number may vary by unit type and structure). RMA companies are usually commanded by a captain, with a [[1st Lieutenant]] as executive officer (XO) and assisted by a [[Master Sergeant\|master sergeant]].

	==== Platoon (8-10 Soldiers) ====		==== Platoon (8-10 Soldiers) ====
	'''Commanded by: ~~up to~~ [[~~1st~~ Lieutenant\|~~First~~ Lieutenant]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[2nd Lieutenant\|Second Lieutenant]]'''

	Four sections comprise a platoon (42 soldiers). A platoon is typically the smallest military unit led by a commissioned officer – the platoon leader or platoon commander, usually a [[1st Lieutenant\|first lieutenant]] or lower. He is usually assisted by a [[2nd Lieutenant\|second lieutenant]] and a senior non-commissioned officer, a [[Platoon_Sergeant\|platoon sergeant]].		Four sections comprise a platoon (canon:42 soldiers). A platoon is typically the smallest military unit led by a commissioned officer – the platoon leader or platoon commander, usually a [[1st Lieutenant\|first lieutenant]] or lower. He is usually assisted by a [[2nd Lieutenant\|second lieutenant]] and a senior non-commissioned officer, a [[Platoon_Sergeant\|platoon sergeant]].

	==== Section (5-7 Soldiers) ====		==== Section (5-7 Soldiers) ====
	'''Commanded by: ~~up to~~ [[~~2nd Lieutenant\|Second Lieutenant~~]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[Platoon Sergeant]]'''

	Two quads comprise a section, led by a [[~~2nd Lieutenant\|second lieutenant~~]] ~~or lower~~. (9 soldiers)~~. He may be assisted by both an XO at the rank of [[2nd Lieutenant\|second lieutenant]] or lower and a junior non-commissioned officer- usually a [[Platoon_Sergeant\|platoon sergeant]] or lower~~.		Two quads comprise a section, led by a [[Platoon Sergeant]]. (canon: 9 soldiers).

	==== Quad/Fireteam (2-4 Soldiers) ====		==== Quad/Fireteam (2-4 Soldiers) ====
	'''Commanded by: ~~up to~~ [[Corporal]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[Corporal]]'''

	The basic unit of the standard infantry regiment is the 4-man fireteam (often referred to as a “quad”), composed of 3 [[private]]s and led by a [[corporal]] ~~or lower enlisted~~. Four people walking the three-and-one, the point followed by the tight concave arc, is the optimum number in the safest configuration. The quad is the smallest unit in the RMA and is the primary unit upon which the infantry organization is based. The concept of the fireteam is based on the need for tactical flexibility in infantry operations. A quad is capable of autonomous operations as part of a larger unit. Successful fireteam employment relies on quality small unit training for soldiers, experience of fireteam members operating together, sufficient communications infrastructure, and a quality non-commissioned officer corps to provide tactical leadership for the team.		The basic unit of the standard infantry regiment is the 4-man fireteam (often referred to as a “quad”), composed of 3 [[private]]s and led by a [[corporal]]. Four people walking the three-and-one, the point followed by the tight concave arc, is the optimum number in the safest configuration. The quad is the smallest unit in the RMA and is the primary unit upon which the infantry organization is based. The concept of the fireteam is based on the need for tactical flexibility in infantry operations. A quad is capable of autonomous operations as part of a larger unit. Successful fireteam employment relies on quality small unit training for soldiers, experience of fireteam members operating together, sufficient communications infrastructure, and a quality non-commissioned officer corps to provide tactical leadership for the team.

			==References==
			{{reflist}}

	[[Category:Manuals]]		[[Category:Manuals]]

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	[[Category:Chapters]]		[[Category:Chapters]]
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	In order of precedence, these administrative levels are as follows:		In order of precedence, these administrative levels are as follows:

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	Field armies are the equivalent to [[fleets]], or naval districts, in the [[RMN]] and expeditionary forces in the [[RMMC]]. TRMN is divided administratively into geographic regions around the globe, and the numbered armies have the same corresponding territory that the naval counterparts have.		Field armies are the equivalent to [[fleets]], or naval districts, in the [[RMN]] and expeditionary forces in the [[RMMC]]. TRMN is divided administratively into geographic regions around the globe, and the numbered armies have the same corresponding territory that the naval counterparts have.

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	'''Commanded by: [[Brigadier General]]'''		'''Commanded by: [[Brigadier General]]'''

	This is a collection of 2 or more regiments, and is the first administrative echelon. The number of divisions is dependent on the number of regiments; typically there are no more than five regiments to a division, but this can be adjusted depending on the needs of the mission the division is assigned. Divisions are numbered (ordinal numbers i.e. 2nd Division), an absolute number from the time they were formed. Retired units can be called back into service when needed as a command echelon for regiments in its sphere of command. Where practical, divisions shall be composed of 3 regiments within a division’s area of operations. The intended mix is 2 active and 1 reserve regiment where possible.		This is a collection of 2 or more regiments, and is the first administrative echelon. The number of divisions is dependent on the number of regiments; typically there are no more than five regiments to a division, but this can be adjusted depending on the needs of the mission the division is assigned. Divisions are numbered (ordinal numbers i.e. 2nd Division), an absolute number from the time they were formed. Retired units can be called back into service when needed as a command echelon for regiments in its sphere of command. Where practical, divisions shall be composed of 3 regiments within a division’s area of operations. The intended mix is 2 active and 1 reserve regiment where possible.

	=== Chapters and Tactical Units ===		=== Chapters and Tactical Units ===