Baustralian Army

"His Royal Army" redirects here. For the army of New Eiffel, see His Royal Army of New Eiffel.

Baustralian Army
Badge of the Baustralian Army
Founded	2 July 2017 (2017-07-02)
Country	Baustralian Empire
Allegiance	John
Type	Army
Size	62
Commanders
Commander-in-Chief	Field Marshal John
Chief of the General Staff	General Sir Greg Watts KG MBE MP
Army sergeant major	Warrant officer Abby Rashotte
Insignia
Ceremonial flag

The Baustralian Army, formerly His Royal Army, is Baustralia's land warfare force, responsible for the protection of the Crown, territorial borders, and Baustralian land itself. The Baustralian Army has always been the second-strongest force, and is junior to His Royal Navy.

History

Originally called His Royal Army, it was renamed upon the amalgamation of His Royal Air Force, becoming the Air Command, to better match the armies of Canada and the United Kingdom. The Air Command has since separated into HRAF again.

It was formed on 2 July 2017 by John with Emily Day named the Chief of the General Staff. The only active units are the 1st Regiment "King's Grenadiers", 2nd Regiment "Royal Rifles", and the 1st Field Ambulance.

Prior to Lieutenant general Watts appointment as Commander-in-Chief, Land Forces, the Baustralian Army was half the strength of His Royal Navy. With recruitment efforts by Watts, then the Provost Marshal (Army), the Royal Rifles was formed, and he was appointed CINCLAND.

Structure

The Baustralian Army is commanded titularly by the Commander in Chief, John, and professionally by the Chief of the General Staff, a position held by General Sir Greg Watts.

Rank	Name	Position
Commander-in-Chief
Field Marshal	King John	Commander-in-Chief
Field Marshal	Lord Roy of Guwahati	Aide-de-Camp General
Chief of the General Staff
General	Sir Greg Watts	Chief of the General Staff
Warrant officer	Abby Rashotte	Army sergeant major
Deputy Chief of the General Staff
Lieutenant general	Lady Emily Day	Deputy Chief of the General Staff
Army Headquarters
Lieutenant general	The Duke of Wells	Commander-in-Chief, Land Forces
Brigadier	Carson Snyder	Provost Marshal (Army)

Ranks, specialisms, and insignia

Baustralian Army ranks, specialisms, and insignia form part of the uniform of the Baustralian Army. The uniforms are based on the uniforms of the British Army. Rank insignia is similar to the Canadian design, using the Baustralian crown, and placing the baton and scimitar below the pips. The pips are Order of the Gadus stars. The cadet insignia lacks the pip, similar to the British design.

For officers:

NATO equiv. code	OF-10		OF-9		OF-8		OF-7		OF-6		OF-5		OF-4		OF-3		OF-2		OF-1						OF(D)						Student officer
Baustralia (Edit)																															No equivalent
	Field marshal		General		Lieutenant general		Major general		Brigadier		Colonel		Lieutenant colonel		Major		Captain		Lieutenant			Second lieutenant			Cadet

For army ranks, some ranks differ depending on the traditions of the unit, borrowed from the British Army. Infantry staff sergeants are known as Colour sergeants (CSgt), cavalry sergeants are known as Corporals of Horse (CoH), rifles sergeants are known as Serjeants (Sjt), corporals acting as sergeants are known as Lance sergeants (LSgt) or Lance corporals of horse (LCoH) in cavalry regiments.

Distinctive equivalents for private include:

Bandsmen (Bdsm) - military bands with a bandmaster

Buglers (Bgr) - buglers in rifle regiments

Craftsmen (Cfn) - electrical and mechanical members in engineer regiments

Drummers (Dmr) - drummers in infantry regiments

Gunner (Gnr) - artillery regiments

Guardsmen (Gdsm) - infantry regiments

Musicians (Musn) - military bands

Pipers (Ppr) - Bagpipers

Riflemen (Rfn) - rifle regiment

Sapper (Spr) - other members in engineer regiments

Signalmen (Sig) - signal regiments

Troopers (Tpr) - cavalry regiments

Trumpeters (Tptr) - trumpeters in cavalry regiments

For enlisted personnel:

NATO equiv. Code	OR-9						OR-8		OR-7		OR-6						OR-5						OR-4				OR-3		OR-2						OR-1
Baustralia (Edit)							No equivalent										No equivalent												No insignia
	Baustralian sergeant major	Army sergeant major	Command sergeant major						Staff sergeant		Sergeant												Corporal				Lance corporal		Private
	Warrant officer