Chaplain General
| Chaplain General of Baustralia | |
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 The Reverend Canon Duke of Cascadia since 2 July 2017 | |
| Member of | |
| Reports to | Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff |
| Nominator | Deputy Chief of the Defence Staff |
| Appointer | His Majesty the King |
| Term length | At His Majesty's pleasure |
| Salary | OF-7 |
| Part of a series on the |
| Military history of Baustralia |
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| Conflicts |
| Baustralian War |
| Hoaxes |
| Romonian Conquest hoax |
| Units |
| Navy • Army • Air Force |
| Posts |
| C-IN-C and Ld. H. Adm. • CDS • 1SL and CNS • CGS • CAS • Adj. Gen. • Chap. Gen. • SGen • QMGen. • Cmdt. B.S.S. Brig. • BauSM |
The Chaplain General is a post which commands the Baustralian Corps of Chaplains. As chaplains are unranked in the Baustralian Armed Forces, he wears a special insignia of a chaplain general. They are paid the salary of a rear admiral, major general, and air vice marshal.
Naval chaplains general do not wear cuff insignia. When wearing shoulder boards, they wear a gold anchor over a silver cross, below two silver stars. Army chaplains general wear a silver cross below four gold pips. Similar to the navy, air force chaplains general do not wear cuff insignia. When wearing shoulder boards, they wear a silver cross, below two silver stars, with a gold albatross at the very top.
Naval insignia
Naval equivalent
Army insignia
Army equivalent
Air force insignia
Air force equivalent
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| Monarch | Service dates | Rank | Name | Service number |
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| John I | 2 July 2017 – present | .svg){kind=small} The Reverend Canon
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Duke of Cascadia |
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