Military of Cobdenia

Structure

The structure of the Cobdenian Army is complex, due to the different origins of its various constituent parts. It is broadly split into the Regular Army (full-time soldiers and units) and the Territorial Army (part-time soldiers and units).

In terms of its military structure it has two parallel organisations, one administrative and one operational.

Administrative:

Corps, which is a grouping by common function, such as Gubernatorial Corps of Signals.

• Divisions administrating all military units, both Regular and TA, within a geographical area.
  • Brigade in a non fighting capacity
    • Regiment, which is a grouping of battalions most commonly found in the Infantry. It is also the correct name for the Corps sized grouping of Artillery regiments.

Operational: Operational units are formed only when required, and often very wildly from administrative units. For example, an infantry regiment is never used operationally

Corps made up of two or more Divisions

• Division made up of two or three Brigades with an HQ element and support troops. Commanded by a General or Lieutenant-General
  • Brigade made up of three Battalions an HQ element and associated support troops. Commanded by a Brigadier or Major-General
    • Battalion of about 700 soldiers, made up of five companies commanded by a Lieutenant-Colone
      • Company of about 100 soldiers, typically in three platoons, commanded by a Major].
        • Platoon of about 30 soldiers, commanded by a Second Lieutenant or Lieutenant.
          • Section of about 8 to 10 soldiers, commanded by a Corporal.

A number of element of the Cobdenian Army use alternative terms for Battalion, Company and Platoon, especially corps and cavalry (both horse and mechanised) units. In the cavalry, Regiment, Squadron and Troop in place of Battalion, Company and Platoon. The same goes for the corps. The Gubernatorial Regiment of Artillery are unique in using the term Regiment in place of both Corps and Battalion, they also replace Company with Battery and Platoon with Troop.

Regiments, corps, etc of the Cobdenian Army

Cavalry

Governor-General's Mounted Guard

• 1st The King's Own Dragoons
• 2nd Dragoons
• 3rd Dragoons (Furbiton's Horse)+
• 4th MacMurdochs Horse+
• 5th Hussars
• 6th Lempit's Horse+
• 7th New Hailsham Hussars
• 8th Cavalry
• 9th Hubbard's Horse
• 10th Duke of Westmoreland's Own Lancers+
• 11th Prince of Wales's Own Lancers (Frobisher's Horse)+
• 12th Cavalry
• 13th Holmes Horse+
• 14th Fraganoo Lancers+
• 15th Lancers+
• 16th Cavalry
• 17th Cavalry
• 18th Ninblundo Lancer+
• 19th Lancers+
• 20th Deakan Horse +
• 21st St. Bartlett's Own Frontier Cavalry+
• 22nd Frontier Cavalry+
• 23rd Frontier Cavalry+
• 25th Scout Cavalry
• 26th Light Cavalry
• 27th Light Cavalry
• 28th Light Cavalry
• 29th Marigold Lancers+
• 30th Lancers+
• 31st Lancers +
• 32nd Lancers +
• 33rd Queen's Own Light Cavalry
• 34th Ipolo's Horse +
• 35th Shindling's Horse +
• 36th Carabiniers
• 37th Carabiniers
• 38th Central Cobdenian Horse
• 39th Central Cobdenian Horse+
• 40th Cobdenian Tank Regiment
• 41st Cobdenian Tank Regiment+

+ Cavalry units compirsed of native OR's

Infantry Regiments

Each regiment is formed of three regular battalions, one training battalion and two territorial battalions. The foot guards and PRR are made up of four battalions, all regular, two being European, two being native. Regiments numbered higher then the 23rd have European Officers and European other ranks and NCO's, those numbered below the 23rd have native NCO's and OR's below

Governor-General's Foot Guard

Governor-General's Personal Rifle Regiment

• 1st Port Sir Richard Regiment
• 2nd Port Sir Richard Light Infantry
• 3rd Port Sir Richard Regiment
• 4th Port Sir Richard Regiment
• 5th Port Sir Richard Light Infantry
• 6th Port Sir Richard Light Infantry
• 7th Port Sir Richard Rifles
• 8th Port Sir Richard Rifles
• 9th New Hailsham Regiment
• 10th New Hailsham Regiment
• 11th New Hailsham Regiment
• 12th Pioneers
• 13th New Hailsham Light Infantry
• 14th New Hailsham Regiment
• 15th New Hailsham Regiment
• 16th New Hailsham Regiment
• 17th South Sussex Regiment
• 18th South Sussex Regiment
• 19th South Sussex Regiment
• 20th South Sussex Regiment
• 21st Peelstown Pioneers
• 22nd Peelstown Regiment
• 23rd Peelstown Regiment
• 24th Segrenas
• 25th Segrenas
• 26th Segrenas
• 27th Segrenas
• 28th Segrenas
• 29th Segrenas
• 30th Segrenas
• 31st Segrenas
• 32nd Segrenas Pioneers
• 33rd Segrenas
• 34th Segrenas Pioneers
• 35th Calumpees
• 36th Calumpees
• 37th Calumpees
• 38th Calumpees
• 39th Calumpees Rifles
• 40th Fraganoos
• 41st Clipins
• 42nd Clipins
• 43rd Clipins
• 44th Clipins
• 45th Clipins
• 46th Segrenas
• 47th Clipins
• 48th Clipin Pioneers
• 51st Clipins Frontier Force
• 52nd Clipins Frontier Force
• 53rd Clipins Frontier Force
• 54th Clipins Frontier Force
• 55th Camlupees Frontier Rifles
• 56th Segrena Frontier Rifles
• 57th Camlupees Frontier Rifles
• 58th Fraganoos Frontier Rifles
• 59th Clipins Frontier Rifles
• 61st Pretamanger Pioneers
• 62nd Pretamanger
• 63rd Pretamanger Light Infantry
• 64th Pretamanger Pioneers
• 65th Carnaphi Infantry
• 66th Segrena
• 67th Segrena
• 69th Segrena
• 71st Coring Infantry
• 72nd Segrena
• 73rd Carnaphi Infantry
• 74th Segrena
• 75th Carnaphi Infantry
• 76th Segrena
• 77th Moplah Rifles
• 78th Moplah Rifles
• 79th Carnaphi Infantry
• 80th Carnaphi Infantry
• 81st Pioneers
• 82nd Segrena
• 83rd Pingo Light Infantry
• 84th Segrena
• 86th Carnaphi Infantry
• 87th Segrena
• 88th Carnaphi Infantry
• 89th Segrena
• 90th Segrena
• 91st Segrena (Light Infantry)
• 92nd Segrena
• 93rd Lapidoo Infantry
• 94th Applin Infantry
• 95th Applin Infantry
• 96th Pondistini Infantry
• 97th Applin Infantry
• 98th Infantry
• 99th Applin Infantry
• 101st Grenadiers
• 102nd Grenadiers
• 103rd Kedunga Light Infantry
• 104th Rifles
• 105th Kedunga Light Infantry
• 106th Hap Pioneers
• 107th Pioneers
• 108th Infantry
• 109th Infantry
• 110th Kedunga Light Infantry
• 112th Infantry
• 113th Infantry
• 114th Kedunga
• 116th Kedunga
• 117th Kedunga
• 119th Infantry
• 120th Pondistini Infantry
• 121st Pioneers
• 122nd Pondistini Infantry
• 123rd Billistini's Rifles
• 124th Chulpahistan
• 125th Napier's Rifles
• 126th Chulpahistan Infantry
• 127th Chulpah Light Infantry
• 128th Pioneers
• 129th Chulpahis
• 130th Chulpahis
• 1st Mercenary Rifles
• 2nd Mercenary Rifles
• 3rd Mercenary Rifles
• 4th Mercenary Rifles
• 5th Mercenary Rifles (Frontier Force)
• 6th Mercenary Rifles
• 7th Mercenary Rifles
• 8th Mercenary Rifles
• 9th Mercenary Rifles
• 10th Mercenary Rifles

Corps and Services of the Cobdenian Army

• Gubernatorial Regiment of Artillery
• Gubernatorial Army Medical Corps
• Cobdenian Sappers and Miners
• Gubernatorial Army Ordnance Corps
• Gubernatorial Army Vetinary Corps
• Corps of Signals
• Corps of Military Police

Ranks and Rank Distinction of the Cobdenian Army

• Officers
  • Field Marshall
  • General
  • Lieutenant-General
  • Major-General
  • Brigadier
  • Colonel
  • Lieutenant-Colonel
  • Major
  • Captain
  • Lieutenant
  • Second Lieutenant
• NCOs
  • Warrant Officer 1st Class
  • Warrant Officer 2nd Class
  • Staff Sergeant/Colour Sergeant/Colour Corporal of Horse
  • Sergeant/Corporal of Horse/Havildar/Daffadar
  • Corporal/Bombardier/Lance Daffadar
  • Lance Corporal/Lance Bombadier/Second Corporal/Lance Naik/Acting Lance Daffadar
  • Private/Sepoy/Sowar/Gunner/Sapper/Trooper/Guardsman/Driver/Rifleman

Gubernatorial Navy

Ships of the Fleet

• Split into twelve Admiral fleets, each consisting of ten Rear-Admiral fleets, each consisting of:
  • 1 Admiral Class Battlecruiser (Flagship)
  • 1 Essex Class Aircraft Carrier
  • 2 King George Class Battleship
  • 10 Knox Class Frigate
  • 3 Fletcher Class Destroyer
  • 3 Pensacola Class Cruiser
  • 18 Gato Class Submarines
  • 20 Liberty Auxiliary Ships

Gubernatorial Marines

• 100 Gubernatorial Marine Battalions
• 25 Gubernatorial Marines Commando Battalions

Ranks and Rank Distinction of the Gubernatorial Navy

• Officers
  • Admiral of the Fleet (Wartime only)
  • Admiral
  • Vice-Admiral
  • Rear-Admiral
  • Commodore First Class (temporary rank for a Captain commanding a small fleet with another officer commanding the flagship)
  • Commodore Second Class (temporary rank for a Captain commanding a small fleet and his own flagship)
  • Captain
  • Commander
  • Lieutenant Commander
  • Lieutenant
  • Sub-Lieutenant
• Midshipmen (note: Ranks held by senior ratings and officer cadets)
  • Midshipman 1st Class
  • Midshipman 2nd Class
  • Midshipman 3rd Class
• Ratings
  • Chief Petty Officer
  • Petty Officer
  • Leading Seaman
  • Able Seaman
  • Ordinary Seaman

Gubernatorial Navy

Gubernatorial Marines

Gubernatorial Air Force

Commands and Wings of the Gubernatorial Air Force

• Fighter Command
  • 500 Fighter Wings, each consisting of 50 Supermarine Spitfires
• Bomber Command
  • 200 Bomber Wings, each consisting of 50 AVRO Lancasters
• Training Command
  • 500 Training Wings, each consisting of 50 North American Harvards
• Logisitics and Auxiliary Command
• Signals and Monitoring Command

Ranks of the Gubernatorial Air Force

• Officers
  • Marshal of the Gubernatorial Air Force(Wartime only)
  • Air Chief Marshall
  • Air Marshall
  • Air Vice Marshall
  • Air Commodore
  • Group Captain
  • Wing Commander
  • Squadron Leader
  • Flight Lieutenant
  • Flying Officer
  • Pilot Officer
• NCO's
  • Warrant Officer 1st Class
  • Warrant Officer 2nd Class
  • Warrant Officer 3rd Class
  • Flight Sergeant/Technical Sergeant
  • Sergeant
  • Corporal
  • Leading Aircraftsman/Senior Technician
  • Aircraftsman/Technician