Confederate Army

The Confederate Army is the land warfare forces of the Confederate Department of War. It is one of the six uniformed services of the Confederation.

The Confederate Army is an independent branch of the Confederate Department of War. The Army is responsible for major ground campaigns throughout the Solar System, and also garrisons strategically important locations. The Army operates ground attack and close air support aircraft, though it often relies on other branches to maintain air and space superiority.

The history of the Confederate Army can be traced back to the creation of the British Army in 1660, the United States Army in 1775, and the Russian Ground Forces in 1992.

Mission
The mission of the Confederate Army was outlined by the Supreme Commander, Chester W. Robles, during the founding of the Confederation.
 * Preserving the peace and security as well as providing for the defense of all Confederation member States, and any possessions and any areas occupied by Confederation member States;
 * Supporting Confederate foreign policies;


 * Overcoming any nations responsible for aggressive acts that imperil the peace and security of the Confederation; and
 * The development and introduction of military tactics, technology, and military theory.

Capabilities
The Confederate Army fills the vital military role, as the only Confederate military branch that can counter ground invasions from the United Nations. It is capable of asymmetric warfare, conventional warfare, counterinsurgency, electronic warfare, and hybrid warfare.

Operational Organization

 * Earth Command
 * European Theater of Operations
 * 1st Army Group
 * 4th Army
 * 5th Army
 * 6th Army
 * Asian Theater of Operations
 * 2nd Army Group
 * 1st Army
 * 2nd Army
 * 3rd Army
 * American Theater of Operations
 * 3rd Army Group
 * 7th Army
 * 8th Army
 * Luna Command
 * 9th Army
 * Mars Command
 * 10th Army