Command

The Allied Armed Forces are consist of several departments each having a sphere of command and jurisdicion:

AAF Command- the highest department in the AAF it is headed by the General of the Armed Forces (Henry Foster III) and is responsible for the over-all coordination of ALL branches of the armed forces.
AAF Intel- Responsible for espionage and recon operations on all branches of the Armed Forces, its headed by Commander Jeffery Lark of the AAF Navy.
AAF Mission Ops- This department serves as a control station for missions too specific for AAF Command to handle, they handle Special Ops missions and under their command are all the Special Units of the AAF
AAF Medic Corps- This department has jurisdiction over all the Field medics working for both Army, Navy and Airforce.
AAF Engineering Corps- This department heads the construction of outposts, bases and every structure that is needed for AAF Missions.
AAF Research and Technology Department- This department heads the research of new technologies that could improve AAF's chances in the war
The AAF High Council- Although inferior to the AAF Command, the High Council is the one advising the General of the Armed Forces of what to do, they are made up of State Representatives of the AAF's member nations and has the final judgment on the things surrounding the AAF.

The Allied Armed Forces Command is composed of three subdivision each having its own distinct chain of command:

AAF Airforce- In charge of air operations, headed by the AAF's Air Marshall
AAF Navy- In charge of maritime operations, headed by the AAF's Fleet Admiral
AAF Infantry/Army- In charge of terrestrial operations, headed by AAF's General of the Army.

*since this game focuses on the Army/Infantry, we would skip the Structure of the Airforce and Navy and focus on the Army.

The AAF Army has 12 infantry Divisions:

1st infantry Division:Zeus- CO: Colonel Jan Klim
2nd infantry Division:Nike- CO: Lieutenant Colonel Teresa Mucci
3rd infantry Division:Bacchus- CO: Colonel David Sanders
4th infantry Division:Venus- CO: Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Stratzberg
5th infantry Division:Mars- CO: Colonel Jimmy Jennings
6th infantry Division:Atlas- CO: Colonel Michael Joseph Summers
7th infantry Division:Achilles- CO: Colonel Anthony Hall
8th Infantry Division:Hector- CO: Colonel Rolf Jeremy Terrel
9th Infantry Division:Helen- CO: Colonel Drake Tungsten
10th Infantry Division:Menelaos- CO: Colonel Joel Robinson
11th Infantry Division:Narcissus- CO: Lieutenant Colonel David St. James Johnson
12th Infantry Division:Pegasus- CO: Colonel Christopher Joseph Cortez

each division has 100 Batallions each, each division has its own structure:

Division Commander- Responsible for the coordination of his entire division
Division Adjutant- Second in command in the division, and takes over in case of the absence of the Division Commander
Battalion Commanders- heads their respective battalions
Company Commanders- heads their respective companies
Platoon Leaders- heads their respective platoons. (the structure for a platoon is found in the Academy page)

In Addition to the 12 infantry division, the AAF Army also have 8 Armored divisions, 8 Air Transport Divisions, and a civilian command.

Rank Structure:

The AAF Army follows this basic rank structure:

For Recruits- who didn't attend AAF Academy