Corkonian Army

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The Royal Corkonian Army or the Corkonian Army is the main component of the Royal Corkonian Armed Forces, it comprises of the land troops. The army has been extensively deployed both home and abroad ever since its creation in 2020.

History

The War Of Independence

The army didn't exactly exist in the war of independence. It was mainly a militia at that point and time, there was no existing rank structure and there were only two leaders who held any real command. The term "Cork Army" was mainly used to name this militia however wasn't a true army.

The Invasion of the Coral Sea Island's

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The invasion of the Coral Sea islands was to date the biggest war in RoNation's entire history (written 19th jan). It involved a coalition of more than 8 different countries in a combined crusade to eliminate the "Gay and Lesbian Kingdom of the Coral Sea Islands"

Organisation

Ranks and insignias

The ranks and insignias of the Corkonian army are based around the real life Irish and British armies. The ranks have gone through a lot of changes over the years, however with the Corkonian Armed Forces 2024 Re-Organisation Act they were permanently fixed.

There are two categories of ranks, Commissioned Officers and Enlisted.

Officers

Rank group	General Officer (sco | senior commissioned officer)														Commissioned Officer (co)								Junior Commissioned Officer (jco)										Officer Cadet
Insignia
Abbreviation					Marshal		Gen		Lt Gen		Maj Gen		Brig		Col		Lt Col		Comdt		Cpt		Lt			2Lt			OCdt

Other ranks

Rank group	Non-commissioned officer																										Enlisted
Insignia																													No insignia						No insignia
Abbreviation	WO1						WO2		CSM		CQMS						Sgt						Cpl				Pte 3*		Pte 2*						Pte

The ranks of Senior Captain and Captain General were removed with the Corkonian Armed Forces 2024 Re-Organisation Act establishing the new command structure. WO2 and WO1 are mostly regimental staff.

Structure

Main Article: Structure of the Corkonian Army
The Corkonian Army follows a Brigade-Regimental System. How it works is each province has its own Brigade (cork) which is commanded by a Brigadier and in that Brigade (cork) there can be either Regiments or Independent Companies/Independent Battalions. In these Regiments there are Battalions or sometimes Independent Companies, of which are commanded by Lieutenant Colonels, Regiments themselves are commanded by Colonels.

Within Battalions, there are Companies which consist of Platoons.

The Corkonian Army adopted this all the way back in 2023 however fully implemented it within the Corkonian Armed Forces 2024 Re-Organisation Act, which forced the Brigade-Regimental System. There are however some independent Companies that exist.

Uniforms

Main Article: Uniforms of the Corkonian Army

Corkonian soldier wearing I3 camos with the standard issue rifle.

The Corkonian Army has multiple categories of uniforms, ranging from ceremonial, to combat to evening wear and barracks wear. The main uniform is called the "I3 Woodlands" which stands for "Iteration 3 Woodlands" as it is the third iteration of the Corkonian woodland camo uniforms. The I3 camos see active use in every single unit of the army, however some older garrison units and training units, such as in the Armed Forces Training Corps who uses the old I1 and I2 camos for its training squads. Some units have additional uniform sets, either it be ceremonial or cultural to it. One such example is the Scottish Guard Regiment (cork) who has a bagpiper uniform for parade and ceremonial usage.

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