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==RMA corps==
==RMA corps==
===Multi-chapter formations===
===Multi-chapter formations===
In {{trmn}} (TRMN), an RMA corps is a Level 3 multi-chapter echelon formation consisting of 2-3 [[division]]s, each of which consists of 2-3 [[brigade]]s each consisting of 2-3 [[chapter]]s.<ref>[[Adjutant General Order 2412-01]] in accordance with [[PD-SC-1003 Chapter and Echelon Policy]] (See Table 3 - Echelon Breakdown).</ref>  This means that a corps could consist of 8-27 chapters.
In {{trmn}} (TRMN), an RMA corps is a Level 3 multi-chapter echelon formation consisting of 2-3 [[division]]s, each of which consists of 2-3 [[brigade]]s each consisting of 2-3 [[chapter]]s.<ref>[[Orders:Adjutant General Order 2412-01]] in accordance with [[PD-SC-1003 Chapter and Echelon Policy]] (See Table 3 - Echelon Breakdown).</ref>  This means that a corps could consist of 8-27 chapters.


The [[Commanding Officer]] of an RMA corps will be brevetted to a minimum rank of [[Colonel]] ([[O-6]]) if they are not already at that rank or higher.
The [[Commanding Officer]] of an RMA corps will be brevetted to a minimum rank of [[Colonel]] ([[O-6]]) if they are not already at that rank or higher.
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!LEVEL*!!FORMATION TYPE!!Composition!!Minimum CO Rank
!LEVEL*!!FORMATION TYPE!!Composition!!Minimum CO Rank
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|1 ||BRIGADE||2-3 chapters||[[O-5]]
|1 ||[[Brigade|BRIGADE]]||2-3 chapters||[[O-5]]
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|2||DIVISION||2-3 Brigades||[[O-6]]||
|2||[[Division|DIVISION]]||2-3 Brigades||[[O-6]]
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|3||CORPS||2-3 Divisions||[[O-6]]||
|3||[[Corps|CORPS]]||2-3 Divisions||[[O-6]]
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|4||FIELD ARMY||2-3 Corps,<br> or all chapters in a District**||[[F-1]]
|4||[[Field Army|FIELD ARMY]]||2-3 Corps,<br> or all chapters in a District**||[[F-1]]
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*As defined in [[PD-SC-1003 Chapter and Echelon Policy|PD-SC-1003]] Table 3<br>
*As defined in [[PD-SC-1003 Chapter and Echelon Policy|PD-SC-1003]] Table 3<br>
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==RMMC Corps==
==RMMC Corps==
The largest geographical area division for the RMMC is the Corps:<ref name=04-1407>[[Corps Directive 04-1407]]</ref>
The largest geographical area division for the RMMC is the Corps:<ref name=04-1407>[[Orders:Corps Directive 04-1407]]</ref>
*First Corps – North and South America (deactivated as is subsidiary Expeditionary Forces are now developed)<ref>[[Corps Directive 03-2310]]</ref>
*First Corps – North and South America (deactivated as is subsidiary Expeditionary Forces are now developed)<ref>[[Orders:Corps Directive 03-2310]]</ref>
*Second Corps – Europe and Africa
*Second Corps – Europe and Africa
*Third Corps – Asia and Australia
*Third Corps – Asia and Australia
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{{reflist}}
{{reflist}}


[[Category:Organization]] [[Category:Echelon units]]
[[Category:Organization]]
[[Category:Echelon units]]
[[Category:RMA_units]]
[[Category:RMMC_units]]
[[Category:Glossary]]

Latest revision as of 21:11, 2 August 2026

A corps is a military echelon formation. In canon, the Royal Manticoran Army (RMA) and Royal Manticoran Marine Corps (RMMC), a corps is a multi-unit formation consisting of two or more divisions, and is typically commanded by a Major General or Lieutenant General.

RMA corps

Multi-chapter formations

In The Royal Manticoran Navy: The Official Honor Harrington Fan Association, Inc. (TRMN), an RMA corps is a Level 3 multi-chapter echelon formation consisting of 2-3 divisions, each of which consists of 2-3 brigades each consisting of 2-3 chapters.[1] This means that a corps could consist of 8-27 chapters.

The Commanding Officer of an RMA corps will be brevetted to a minimum rank of Colonel (O-6) if they are not already at that rank or higher.

Special function corps

The term corps is also used in the RMA for specialist functions similar to the bureaus of the Royal Manticoran Navy.

  • Intelligence Corps
  • Signal Corps
  • Logistics Corps

RMA MULTI-CHAPTER ECHELON FORMATIONS

LEVEL* FORMATION TYPE Composition Minimum CO Rank
1 BRIGADE 2-3 chapters O-5
2 DIVISION 2-3 Brigades O-6
3 CORPS 2-3 Divisions O-6
4 FIELD ARMY 2-3 Corps,
or all chapters in a District**
F-1

*As defined in PD-SC-1003 Table 3
**Geographic Regions listed in PD-SC-1003 Table 2


RMMC Corps

The largest geographical area division for the RMMC is the Corps:[2]

  • First Corps – North and South America (deactivated as is subsidiary Expeditionary Forces are now developed)[3]
  • Second Corps – Europe and Africa
  • Third Corps – Asia and Australia
  • Fourth Corps – BuNine



References