Army Acts (1921)

The Army Acts refer to a set of legislations of the Themiclesian Parliament that restructured the Consolidated Army Service, establishing its pre-PSW structure. It is widely regarded as a follow-up to the Civil and Military Services Segregation Act (1915).

Full title

The full titles of the Army Acts were:

• An Act for the Provision of Divers Reformations and Regulations of the Hên-lang Guards, the Middle Guards, the Gweng-hljunh Guards, the Gwreng-ngjarh Guards, the East Guards, and Several Others
• An Act for the Establishment of the Consolidated Army
• An Act to Establish and Regulate and National Army Reserves
• An Act to Regulate Prefectural and Regional Militias and Facilities by Previous Statutes and Ordinances to Them Attached or Related and Other Purposes
• An Act for the Provision and Unification of Certain Military Academies and Their Regulation in Some Operations and Other Purposes
• An Act for Divers Purposes (4)
• An Act to Exempt Certain Parts of Consolidated Army Service From Ordinary Orders of the Civil Service and to Grant Certain Powers to the Secretary of State for War
• An Act for the Dissolution of the Capital Defence Force and Enlargement of the Inner Region Militia
• An Act for Standardization of the Powers of the Secretary of State for War Relative to Certain Members of the Consolidated Army Service
• An Act for Divers Purposes (9)
• An Act Regulating the Secondary Staff to the Secretary of State for War