Hierarchy Army and Navy

The Hierarchy Army and Navy is the land and sea service branch of the Hierarchy Armed Forces. It is one of four Hierarchy uniformed services, and is designated as the army and naval operations of the Caniic Hierarchy under the Hierarchy's constitution. The oldest and most senior branch of the Hierarchy military in order of precedence.
The Army and Navy was created to protect the Caniic Hierarchy against external and internal threats, and their role has since expanded to include prompt and sustained land combat, combined arms operations, and sea control. The Hierarchy Army and Navy is made up of over 5.7 million active duty soldiers and 8.5 million naval forces. Its primary role is to set and sustain the theater for the joint force, integrate national, multinational, and joint power on land, and provide sealift capabilities. The Army and Navy also work together with the other branches to ensure that they are always ready to defend each Caniic Hierarchy member nation against any threat.
The Military Longhouse Complex in Hagis, Corga serves as the headquarters of the Hierarchy Army and Navy. The Hierarchy Army and Navy is comprised of soldiers and sailors who are highly trained and skilled in their respective areas of expertise. They receive extensive training starting at the tenth birthday before they are deployed to ensure that they are ready for any situation they may face. They are also equipped with the most advanced weapons and technology to help them accomplish their missions.

History

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Structure

The Hierarchy Army and Navy falls under the administration of the Department of the Army and Navy under civilian leadership of the Administrator of the Army and Navy. The most senior army and naval officer is the Chief of the Army and Naval Operations, a four-star general or five-star admiral who is immediately under and reports to the Administrator of the Army and Navy. At the same time, the Chief of the Army and Naval Operations is a member of the United Chiefs of Command, which is the second-highest deliberative body of the armed forces after the Hierarchy International Security Council, it's role is to advise to the Governor-General and is a part of the chain of command. The Administrator of the Army and Navy and Chief of the Army and Naval Operations are responsible for organizing, training, and equipping the Army and Navy so that it is ready for operation under the commanders of the unified combatant commands.

Mission

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Operational organization

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Land forces

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Naval Forces

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Personnel

Officers

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Enlisted

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Uniform

General and Admiral officers

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Field, company and naval officers

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Army and Navy enlisted

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Ranking Structure

Army Ranks

Officers

• General

• Command General

• Field General

• Marshel General

• Colonel

• Major Colonel

• Major

• Captain

• First Lieutenant

• Second Lieutenant

• Third Lieutenant

Enlisted

• Master Marshel Sergeant of the Army

• Master Marshel Sergeant

• Marshel Sergeant

• Master Sergeant

• Command Sergeant

• Sergeant

• Marshel

• Corporal

• Specialist

• Private First Class

• Private

Navy Ranks

Officers

• Fleet Admiral

• Admiral

• Vice Admiral

• Rear Admiral

• Rear Admiral (junior)

• Commander

• Lieutenant Commander

• Captain

• Lieutenant

• Lieutenant (Junior Grade)

Enlisted

• Marshel Chief Naval Officer of the Navy

• Fleet marshel chief naval officer

• Command marshel chief naval officer

• Marshel chief naval officer

• Command senior chief naval officer

• Senior chief naval officer

• Chief naval officer

• Naval officer first class

• Naval officer second class

• Naval officer third class

• Naval Private

• Naval Private apprentice

• Naval Private Recruit

Founded

19 Meia, 1910; 815 years ago

Predecessors

Confederation Army (Meia 22, 1903-09)

Legion of Hazura (Meia 22, 1909 - Meia 17, 1910)

Race

Caniic

Type

Army and Navy

Role

Prompt and sustained land combat

Combined arms operations

Set and sustain the theater for the joint force

Integrate national, multinational, and joint power on land

Sea control

Sealift

Size

5,729,754 (Army; Active Duty)

8,596,994 (Naval Forces; Active Duty)

Part of

Hierarchy Armed Forces

Department of the Army and Navy

Headquarters

Military Longhouse Complex, Hagis, Corga

Colors

Dark Green, Naval Blue, Black, and Eminence

Commanders

Governor-General Jaal Vaniisǫgr

Administrator of the Military Eelie Nuvan’tejóttar

Administrator of the Army and Navy Borac 'Iron Leg' Dorjiria

Chief of Command GEN Rooi Whiria

Vice Chief of Command MAR GEN Bjora Quirian

Master Marshal Sergeant of the Army and Navy MMSA Evii Dariox