KungsArmé

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The Royal Rasalhague Army, or KungsArmé, is the military arm of the Free Rasalhague Republic.

Command Structure


Units of the KungsArmé

The name of the KungsArmé's brigades is used to refer to the overall weight of their elements.

Drakøns

The Drakøns are the KungsArmé Heavy BattleMech regiments, and thus form the "trooper" units of the Rasalhague military.

Freemen

The Freemen are Medium BattleMech regiments of the KungsArmé.

Hussars

The Hussars was once the KungsArmé's Light-Medium regiments.

Kavalleri

The Kavalleri were designed primarily for scouting and mobility.

Gunzburg Eagles

The only Assault weight regiment after the disolution of the 1st Tyr, the Gunzburg Eagles was destroyed during the Clan Invasion.

1st Tyr Regiment

Unique among the KungsArmé for existing prior to the formation of the Free Rasalhague Republic, the 1st Tyr was originally a Lyran Commonwealth funded Assault BattleMech regiment manned by Tyr freedom fighters which saw action during the Fourth Succession War before being disbanded after the Ronin Wars, only be revived as a symbol of rebirth after the Clan Invasion.

Military Academies


Military Ranks

The ranks of the KungsArmé are roughly equivlient to those of the old SLDF, save for the fact they are in Swedish. Ranks are listed below Swedish first, English second.

  • Menig - Private
  • Major - Major
  • Korpral - Corporal
  • Overste-Lojtnant - Lieutenant Colonel
  • Sergeant - Sergeant
  • Overste' - Colonel
  • Fanjunkare - Sergeant Major
  • Generalmajor - Major General
  • Lojtnant - Lieutenant
  • General - General
  • Kapten - Captain
  • Overbefalhavare - Commander in Chief

Pilots of 'Mechs are called Kavellrists, ancient Swedish for cavalry soldier. The Swedish word for Regiment is Regimente, Battalion is Bataljon, and Company is Besattning.

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