Structure of the Meridonian Army

The structure of the Meridonian Army is based

Structure

Headquarters, Army (HQA)

Headquarters, Army (HQA) is the command arm of the Meridonian Army and manages its oversight, organization, and operations. It is responsible for maintaining the operational capabilities for use by Joint Forces Command, and acts as an umbrella organization under which a number of other Army agencies operate. The seniormost Army officer is the Chief of Army Staff, a 4-star officer, who does not exercise operational authority but maintains administrative oversight over all Army activities and reports directly to the Army Secretary and Defense Secretary, who are both civilians. The Chief of Army Staff is a member of the Chiefs of Defense Staff, a board consisting of the seniormost officers from all branches of the [[Meridon Defense Forces].

Headquarters, Army

HQA Staff consists of the Chief of Army Staff (CAS), Vice Chief of Army Staff (VCAS), and Army Sergeant Major (ASM). The following individuals report directly to the CAS:

• Chief of Army Staff
  • Vice Chief of Army Staff
  • Army Sergeant Major
  • Commander, Army Forces Command
    • Commander, Home Forces Command
    • Commander, Forward Forces Command
  • Commander, Army Reserve Command
  • Commander, Army Special Forces Group
  • Commander, Joint Support Forces Group
    • Commander, Army Special Activities

Army Forces Command (AFC)

Army Forces Command (AFC or FORCOM) provides for all active-duty and activated reserve component formations. Two geographic and non-operational organizations operate under AFC- Home Forces Command (HFC) and Forward Forces Command (FFC), which administers and manages units deployed within Meridon and its territories and abroad forces respectively.

Meridon operates three active-duty corps-level formations which also primarily serve as administrative control units but are capable of being utilized as command formations in certain circumstances. Corps consist of two divisions, and each division generally contains 3 infantry regiments, which may be light infantry, mechanized infantry, armored, airborne or airmobile. The exception to this is that airborne and airmobile divisions only have two regiments of infantry. Each division will generally have a dedicated divisional artillery regiment, an aviation regiment, and a combat logistics regiment attached to it.

Army Forces Command currently administers 16 maneuver regiments- 5 light infantry, 4 mechanized infantry, 3 armored, 2 airborne and 2 airmobile.

I Corps-

• 4 Division Infantry
  • 4 Divisional Headquarters
  • 20 Regiment Redland Light
  • 14 Regiment Kohaku Mechanized
  • 11 Regiment Taumako Light
  • 4 Regiment Divisional Artillery
  • 12 Regiment Aviation
  • 3 Regiment Combat Logistics

• 11 Division Infantry
  • 11 Divisional Headquarters
  • 22 Regiment Blackwell Mechanized
  • 32 Regiment Belmont Light
  • 52 Regiment Howam Light
  • 11 Regiment Divisional Artillery
  • 1 Regiment Aviation
  • 7 Regiment Combat Logistics

II Corps-

• 16 Division Infantry
  • 16 Divisional Headquarters
  • 36 Regiment Stonewood Mechanized
  • 26 Regiment Galleston Mechanized
  • 8 Regiment Almsland Light
  • 16 Regiment Divisional Artillery
  • 9 Regiment Aviation
  • 10 Regiment Combat Logistics

• 9 Division Armored
  • 9 Divisional Headquarters
  • 10 Regiment Armored
  • 82 Regiment Armored
  • 64 Regiment Armored
  • 9 Regiment Divisional Armored Artillery
  • 60 Regiment Aviation
  • 4 Regiment Armored Combat Logistics

VI Corps Airborne-

• 14 Division Airborne
  • 14 Divisional Headquarters
  • 4 Regiment Airborne
  • 81 Regiment Airborne
  • 14 Regiment Divisional Airborne Artillery
  • 24 Regiment Aviation
  • 1 Regiment Airborne Combat Logistics

• 2 Division Airmobile
  • 2 Divisional Headquarters
  • 12 Regiment Airmobile
  • 22 Regiment Airmobile
  • 3 Regiment Divisional Airmobile Artillery
  • 5 Regiment Aviation
  • 6 Regiment Airmobile Combat Logistics

Joint Support Forces Group (JSFG)

Joint Support Forces Group (JSFG) manages all support, logistics, and administrative formations of the army.

• Commander, Joint Support Forces Group
  • Army Training and Readiness Command (TREDCOM)
    • Federal Military Academy
    • Army Recruit Training Center Wallowton
    • Army Maneuver Warfare Center
    • Army Candidate Officer School
    • Army Non-Commissioned Officer Center
  • Army Medical Command (MEDCOM)
  • Army Procurement and Evaluation Command (PREVCOM)
  • Army Chaplaincy
  • Army Quartermaster Corps
  • Army Signals Command (SIGCOM)
  • Army Civil and Public Affairs Group
  • Office of the Army Inspector General
  • Army Judge Advocate General's Corp
  • Army Provost Corps
  • Army Engineering Corps (AEC)
  • Army Intelligence and Cyberwarfare Command (INCYCOM)
  • Army Integrated Air Defense Command (IADECOM)
  • Army Personnel Command (PERSCOM)
  • Army Office of Audit
  • Army Special Activities Division
    • • Cordelia Military District
      • 1 Regiment Federal
      • Army Funerary Command/ Federal Memorial Segrano Hill

See also

• Meridon Defense Forces
• Modern equipment of the Meridonian Army