Sphere of Military Command

The Sphere of Military Command is the Sith Reform’s shield and sword. The Reform’s military contingent consists of both Navy and Army and, though technically part of the Sith Empire’s military structure, it reports directly to Justicar Ardedech and the Warmaster on his Council. The Military Command sphere is tasked with liberating and enlightening captive or struggling planets and their populations, be it from criminals or enemies of the Empire. This Sphere is also responsible for assaulting the Reform’s enemies and defending the Reform’s holdings against said enemies.

Warmaster
The Sith commander of the Sith Reform’s military elements. Council member.

SCO
Senior Commanding Officers (SCO) are high ranking officers in the Imperial Navy, Army, and Marines that are an Officer Rank of 6 or higher. These senior leaders find themselves in charge of large battle groups, sections, or even fleets and are a part of Imperial High Command.

Officer
Officers, or Field Officers, are officers that rank no higher than Officer Rank 5. These officers fall under the command of Senior Officers and find themselves leading specific teams or groups within their unit or fleet and are more commonly seen in the field leading their troops in combat.

SNCO
Staff Non-Commissioned Officer (Staff NCO or SNCO) are senior enlisted personnel. These experienced Staff NCO’s are often the right hand to their Officer counterpart and are the hammer to keep the enlisted troops inline. SNCO’s often fulfil administrative type roles for battalions and companies.

NCO
Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) are the backbone of the enlisted personnel. NCO’s are the wardogs that keep all enlisted in line and lead much of the smaller platoon, squad and fire team units. All junior enlisted report to them and they report to SNCO’s. This structure is key to unit hierarchy and more often than not the word of the NCO comes from the SNCO, so it should be treated as law.

Enlisted
Enlisted personnel are those fresh to the fleet from bootcamp and combat training. The enlisted make up a majority of most military units and often fill in for many roles and positions. More often than not they are lead by an NCO or SNCO but there are a few occasions when a more veteran enlisted personnel can lead other enlisted troops.