World Army

The World Army is the standing national army of the Grand Union, lead by the General-Commander. Its purpose is to ensure security of the Grand Union from all threats, both foreign and domestic. All Generals of the World Army serve by appointment of the General-Commander and have significant authority over the regional governments. Being a soldier in the World Army is considered a prestigious position with good pay requiring attendance at a military academy, and around 1% of the Grand Union's population is enlisted.

General-Commander
The General-Commander is the head of both the World Army and the head of state of the World Army, making it the most powerful position in the Grand Union.
 * Wolf Crimson

General
Generals are the next highest ranking Army official, leading a Field Army of around 25,000 soldiers. Each region has a General in charge of its defense and administration.
 * Hiltrude Erna Lowe, General of South Central

Commander
Commanders serve under a regional General, leaving a Division within a field army of about 5,000 soldiers.

Major
Majors serve under a Commander, leading a Battalion within a Division of about 500 soldiers.

Captains
Captains serve under a Major, leading a Troop within a Division of about 50 soldiers.

Sergeant
Sergeants are the lowest ranking officers and serve under Captains, leading a Squad within a Troop of about 5 soldiers.