Mascyllary Army

Mascyllary Army
Reichsheer
Emblem of the Reichsheer administration
Founded	19 April 1796; 224 years ago
Country	Mascylla
Branch	Army
Role	Land warfare
Size	62,270 (December 2019) 40 aircraft 19,600 reserve personnel
Part of	Reichswehr
Motto(s)	Schützen und wahren. ("Protect and preserve.")
Colors	blue
Commanders
Minister of Defence of the Realm	Rüdiger Meißert
Ceremonial chief	Wilhelm Brünar
Colonel of the Regiment	General Ulrich Nielsen
Notable commanders	General Markus Schmidt Generalleutnant Christoph Tichert Obermajor Eberhard Schlag
Insignia
War flag
Ceremonial flag

The Mascyllary Army (Hesurian: Maskillisches Reichsheer, lit. 'imperial army', Hesurian pronunciation: [ˈʁaɪçsˌveːɐ̯]) is the army and branch for land warfare of the Reichswehr of Mascylla. The commander of the Army is General Ulrich Nielsen, and is supervised by the Chief of Defences and Feldmarschall Wilhelm Brünar, Minister of Defence of the Realm Rüdiger Meißert and Prime Minister Thomas Falkner. As of 2020, the branch had a strength of 62,270 active soldiers and 19,600 reserve personnel, 40 aircraft, operated fiveteen army bases, and maintained presence at three other military installation. Its size makes it the second-largest army within the Erdaran Union. The Mascyllary Army was founded in 1796 as part of the military of the Mascyllary Kingdom following its foundation. It has been since then the contination of the country's land military.

The Army's mission is to support the objectives of the Reichswehr and the Ministry of Defence at large: "to protect the integrity and safety of Mascylla and to promote, sustain, and support peace and security internationally." In comparison to its other branches, it receives sufficient funding and is equiped with more modern technology, though it is usually behind the Air Force in terms of modernness and readyness. Though it is specifally for land-based affairs, the other branches of military also maintain land power suited for their maritime, lettoral and land environments respectively. The Army also maintains a small fletilla of aircraft for reconaissance and rescue operations.

Structure and organisation

The Mascyllary Army is de facto administered by the Mascyllary Ministry of Defence and thus its executive minister, but retains a ceremonial position under the sitting Monarch as the country's commander-in-chief of all of its armed forces which is in turn exercised by the Prime Minister as head of government. The most senior army officer is the Field Marshal of the Army (Feldmarschall des Heeres, FMH) who, though ceremonial in essence and not part of the chain of command in peacetime, reports directly to the Minister of Defence, the Monarch and Prime Minister. The Colonel of the Regiment of the Army (Oberst des Heeresregiments, OHR) is the main administrative and command position within the Army, and is a member of and supported by the Supreme Command of the Army (Oberkommando des Heeres).

• Army Corps Command (Kommando Heereskorps), HQ in Augusthal
  • 1st Armored Division (1. Panzerdivision), HQ in Weidenau
    • Divisional troops
    • 2nd Armored Brigade (2. Panzerbrigade) in Barnau
    • 9th Mechanized Infantry Brigade (9. Panzergrenadierbrigade) in Weissenfeld
    • 4th Armored Brigade (4. Panzerbrigade) in Gieben
    • 17th Armored Brigade (17. Panzerbrigade) in Kinzighausen
    • 8th Mechanized Brigade (8. Brigade Gieben) in Gieben
    • 73rd Artillery Battalion (73. Artilleriebattalion) in Mayern
  • 2nd Infantry Division (2. Infanteriedivision), HQ in Böhmkirch
    • Divisional troops
    • 20th Armored Brigade (20. Panzerbrigade) in Zweitstrom
    • 5th Mechanized Infantry Brigade (5. Panzergrenadierbrigade) in Gessbach
    • 49th Armored Demonstration Brigade (49. Panzerlehrbrigade) in Lehpold
    • 1st Mountain Infantry Brigade (1. Gebirgsjägerbrigade) in Manneskirchen
    • 13th Mechanized Brigade (13. Brigade Mickop) in Mickop
  • 9th Infantry Division (9. Infanteriedivision), HQ in Olserbrünn
    • Divisional troops
    • 56th Armored Brigade (56. Panzerbrigade) in Wittenbreit
    • 192nd Mechanized Brigade (192. Brigade Dreiwalde) in Dreiwalde
    • 5th Armored Brigade (5. Panzerbrigade) in Geinau
    • 1st Airborne Division (1. Fliegerdivision) in Halnburg
  • 24th Cavalry Division (24. Kavalleriedivision), HQ in Sindeln
    • Divisional troops
    • 397th Mechanized Infantry Brigade (397. Panzergrenadierbrigade) in Dalbeck
    • 30th Armored Brigade (30. Panzerbrigade) in Kahlfels
    • 11th Mechanized Brigade (11. Brigade Lauplatz) in Lauplatz
    • 82nd Mountain Infantry Brigade (82. Gebrigsjägerbrigade) in Freida
    • 104th Armored Brigade (104. Panzerbrigade) in Ordenberg
    • 17th Artillery Battalion (17. Artilleriebattalion) in Marlau
    • 2nd Artillery Demonstration Battalion (2. Artillerielehrbattalion) in Lehpold
  • 1st Rapid Forces Division (1. Schnellkräftedivision), HQ in Theodorichheide
    • Divisional troops
    • Special Operations Command (Kommando Spezialoperationen, KSO) in Woltzar
    • 101st Airborne Division (101. Fliegerdivision) in Manneskirchen
    • 4th Air Assault Brigade (4. Luftangriffsbrigade) in Stakau
    • Special Aerial Command (Kommando Spezialflieger, KSF) in Sternburg
    • 67th Airborne Infantry Brigade (67. Fliegerinfanteriebrigade) in Lingen
    • 141st Air Assault Brigade (141. Luftangriffsbrigade) in Stakau
    • 90th Air Assault Infantry Brigade (90. Luftangriffsinteriebrigade) in Ausern
  • Army Logistics and Reserve Command (Kommando Heereslogistik- und reserve), HQ in Stättveilheim
    • Army Central Depot (Zentrales Heereslager) in Hammelheide

Ranks and insignia

Officers

Mascylla	Feldmarschall	General	Generalleutnant	Generalmajor	Brigadegeneral	Oberst	Oberstleutnant	Major	Hauptmann	Oberleutnant	Leutnant	Fähnrich
	OF-10 (DB)	OF-9 (DB)	OF-8 (DB)	OF-7 (DB)	OF-6 (DB)	OF-5 (DB)	OF-4 (DB)	OF-3 (DB)	OF-2 (DB)	OF-1 (DB)	OF-(D) (DB)

Non-commissioned officers and others

Mascylla	Hauptfeldwebel	Oberfeldwebel	Feldwebel	Stabsunteroffizier	Unteroffizier	Stabsgefreiter	Hauptgefreiter	Obergefreiter	Gefreiter	Soldat
	OR-9 (DB)	OR-8 (DB)	OR-7 (DB)	OR-6 (DB)	OR-5 (DB)	OR-4 (DB)	OR-3 (DB)	OR-2 (DB)		OR-1 (DB)