Tingel Arm Coalition

[Valin Zenth]

Commander-in-Chief

Rank	Role/Description
Commander-in-Chief	Main leader in charge of all operations and personnel, including both naval and ground forces.

War Council

Rank	Role/Description

Naval Chain of Command

Tier	Rank	Role/Description
Tier 1	Admiral of the Sector	Highest naval rank under the Commander-in-Chief, commands entire sector fleets.
	Admiral	Commands entire fleets, oversees multiple task forces.
Tier 2	Vice Admiral	Commands a fleet, reports to an Admiral.
	Rear Admiral	Commands a large task force, oversees multiple ships.
Tier 3	Commodore	Commands a squadron or group of ships, often battlecruisers.
	Fleet Captain	Commands large capital ships or small groups of ships.
Tier 4	Captain	Commands a single ship, typically a cruiser or smaller.
	Commander	Second-in-command on larger ships, may command smaller ships.
Tier 5	Senior Lieutenant	Senior officer, often heads a department on larger ships.
	Lieutenant	Mid-level officer, assists in command roles, leads departments.
Tier 6	Midshipman	Junior officer, learning command roles, often assists senior officers.
	Provisional Midshipman	Entry-level officer rank, still in training or probation.
Tier 7	Master Warrant Officer	Senior non-commissioned officer, advises on ship operations.
	Chief Warrant Officer	Experienced non-commissioned officer, leads technical teams.
	Warrant Officer	Non-commissioned officer, specializes in technical areas.
	Senior Deckman	Senior enlisted rank, performs advanced duties under officers.
Tier 8	Deckman	Basic enlisted rank, performs day-to-day tasks and operations.

Ground Military

Tier	Rank	Role/Description
Tier 2	Sector Commander	Leads operations within a specific sector, coordinates multiple cells.
	Regional Commander	Oversees operations in a specific region, typically responsible for several battalions or brigades.
Tier 3	Rebel Ground Commander	Leads all ground forces in major operations, coordinates battalions and brigades.
	Brigade Leader	Commands a brigade, often composed of several regiments or battalions.
Tier 4	Colonel	Commands a regiment, responsible for multiple battalions or large missions.
	Battalion Leader	Commands a battalion, second-in-command of a regiment.
Tier 5	Major	Leads a company, assists in battalion-level command and planning.
	Captain	Commands a company, often leads key missions or operations.
Tier 6	Lieutenant	Leads a platoon, assists in company command, often involved in direct action.
	Junior Lieutenant	Junior officer, typically leads a platoon or specialized team, often newer recruits.
Tier 7	Senior Sergeant	Senior non-commissioned officer, advises on battalion or company operations, highly experienced.
	Sergeant	Leads a squad or small team within a platoon, responsible for tactical decisions on the ground.
	Corporal	Junior non-commissioned officer, assists in leading a squad or team, often in training for higher roles.
Tier 8	Specialist	Experienced enlisted rank, may have specialized skills like demolition or sniping.
	Rebel Soldier	Basic enlisted rank, performs combat or support roles in operations.
	Recruit	Entry-level enlisted rank, typically undergoing basic training and integration into the rebel force.