Division
ARMY & MARINE UNITS |
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Marine Detachment |
Fireteam |
Squad / Section |
Platoon / Flight |
Company / Squadron |
Strike Company / Strike Squadron |
Battalion / Group |
Regiment / Wing |
MULTI-UNIT FORMATIONS |
Brigade |
Division |
Corps |
Field Army / Expeditionary Force |
A division is a military or naval echelon formation. Its definition varies by service branch.
Military divisions
In the Royal Manticoran Army (RMA) and Royal Manticoran Marine Corps (RMMC), a division is a multi-unit formation consisting of two or more brigades, and is typically commanded by a Brigadier General or a Major General.
In The Royal Manticoran Navy: The Official Honor Harrington Fan Association, Inc. (TRMN), an RMA division is a Level 2 multi-chapter echelon formation consisting of 2-3 brigades, each of which consists of 2-3 chapters.[1] This means that a division could consist of 4-9 chapters.
The Commanding Officer of an RMA division will be brevetted to a minimum rank of Colonel (O-6) if they are not already at that rank.
RMA MULTI-CHAPTER ECHELON FORMATIONS
LEVEL* | FORMATION TYPE | Composition | Minimum CO Rank |
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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
Warship divisions
Warship divisions in Echelon Units article
In TRMN, a grouping of two or three chapters in the same geographical area can form a division. A naval division is a Level 1 Echelon formation. 2-3 divisions would form a squadron.
Crew divisions aboard a warship
Additionally, crew functions aboard ships are commonly sorted into divisions as a subheading of departments. For example, the Tactical Department contains a Weapons Division and an Electronic Warfare Division.
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References
- ↑ Adjutant General Order 2412-01 in accordance with PD-SC-1003 Chapter and Echelon Policy (See Table 3 - Echelon Breakdown).