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Stationed on the planet Coruscant sits the Galactic Senate, the governing body of the Galactic Republic.
Galactic Senate
The Galactic Senate acted as the sole governing body of the Galactic Republic. Its members were from hundreds of worlds across the galaxy, and the Senate was led by an overruling leader—titled Supreme Chancellor. The Chancellor would be selected and appointed by his/her fellow representatives of the Senate. The main focus of the Senate was to mediate disputes against worlds and dictate the laws and regulations of the Republic, in order to maintain it.
Jedi Council:
The Jedi Council is comprised of the most achieved and skilled Jedi masters. In total, there are four councils that are fully operational; each council handles different affairs having to do with the Order as a whole. Each council was housed at one of the Council Towers. The Towers were situated atop of the New Jedi Temple on Coruscant.
:Jedi High Council:
The highest, and most ruling body of the four councils, the Jedi High Council was composed of 12 Jedi Masters in total, chaired by the Grandmaster, who oversaw and governed the Order as a whole. Although the Council had allegiance to the Galactic Senate, they could rule the Jedi with absolute no interference.
:Jedi Council of Reconciliation:
The Council of Reconciliation convened in the Tower of Reconciliation. This council was charged with attempting to settle interplanetary disputes. It worked closely with the Galactic Senate and the Diplomatic Corps.
:Jedi Council of First Knowledge:
This council was led by the Caretaker of First Knowledge, and the council's role was to provide ancient Jedi wisdom when needed. It also oversaw the curriculum of the Temple and Order's use of the Jedi archives.
:Jedi Council of Reassignment:
The Council of Reassignment organized work for Jedi younglings not chosen to be promoted to Jedi Padawans. They convened in the Tower of Reassignment, and the council also held power over the Jedi Service Corps.
Ranks
> Grandmaster: The Jedi who oversees and rules over all of the Order. Such an individual would be highly respected, skilled, and powerful.
> Master of the Order: A title used to denote the elected leader of the Jedi High Council. Even though the title was separate from the role of Grandmaster, it was often granted to the same person.
> Jedi Councilor: A member of the Jedi Order who is a part of one of the four Councils. They are highly respected and are quite superior to the majority of the Order's members.
> Jedi Master: The title of Jedi Master was the highest formal rank obtainable by a member of the Jedi Order. Reserved for those who had shown exceptional devotion and skill as well as balance in the Force and often combat, only individuals who had been given the rank of Master could sit on the Jedi High Council, with few exceptions (such as the case of Anakin Skywalker), or any of the three other Councils.
> Jedi Weapon Master: A Jedi Weapon Master was a title given to those Jedi Masters who pursued the study of physical combat with the Force, especially of exotic weapons (or unusual styles) under the distinct schooling division known as the Jedi Guardian.
> Common Jedi Ranks:
> Jedi Consular: A Jedi Consular was the title of one of three distinct schools of thought which a member of the Jedi Order could decide to study under following their ascension to the rank of Jedi Knight, the other two being Jedi Guardian and Jedi Sentinel. Led by the Council of Reconciliation, the Consulars sought diplomatic measures in spreading peace and harmony across the Galactic Republic. Refraining from drawing their lightsabers (many Consulars wielded green lightsabers) except as a measure of last resort, Consulars spent a great deal of time studying the mysteries of the Force.
> Jedi Sentinel: A Jedi Sentinel was the name given to one of the three distinct schools of both schools of teaching and amplified them with a series of non-Force skills, such as in the fields of security, computers, stealth techniques, demolitions, repair or medicine. These skills tended to take the forefront in their middle-road approach to problems; while a Guardian might bash down a locked door and a Consular might simply knock, a Sentinel would instead use equipment available or ingenuity to pick the lock.
> Jedi Guardian: A Jedi Guardian's skills lay in battle. One of the three distinct schools, the Guardians practiced highly in offensive Force abilities and lightsaber techniques, along with learning how to use different weapons; they strongly mirror Sith Warriors.
> Jedi Knight: A Jedi Knight referred to a member of the Jedi Order, who had completed their Jedi Training as a student in the Jedi Academy, in addition to one-on-one training as a Padawan and the completion of the Jedi Trials. As a Knight and a full member of the Order, these individuals received assignments from the Jedi Councils and strove to find peace, and maintain order within the Galactic Republic. Making up the majority of the Order's members, the public was familiar with this title more than any other, and, thus, many addressed any Jedi as "Knight".
> Padawan: A Padawan, or Jedi Apprentice, referred to a Force-sensitive adolescent who had begun a one-on-one instruction with a Jedi Knight or Master outside of the Academy. Having passed their Initiate Trials, Padawans had more responsibilities, but had to follow their Masters' demands.
> Initiate (Youngling): A Force-sensitive child who had just begun their first steps to Jedi training.
Republic Military
The Republic Military was formed at the beginning of the Clone Wars. Through the genetic template of bounty hunter Jango Fett, the Republic created a vast clone army to compete against the CIS and the Droids. Along with the clones, the Republic began manufacturing weapons to withstand the power of Federation's navy.
:Republic Army:
- Grand Army: 10 systems armies, a total of 3,000,000 units, with the Supreme Chancellor acting as Commander-in-Chief—although, the Senate is amending this. 3,000,000 units was the original order of clones, but has grown exponentially by now.
- Systems Army: 2 Sector Armies (294,912 units) led by a High Jedi General.
- Sector Army: 4 corps (147,456 units) led by high-ranking individuals, such as a Senior Jedi General.
- Corps/Division: 4 legions (36,864 units) led by a Marshal Commander & a Jedi General.
- Legion/Brigade: 4 regiments (9,216 units) led by a Senior Commander & a Jedi General.
- Regiments: 4 battalions (2,304 untis) led by a Regimental Clone Commander & a Jedi Commander.
- Battalion: 4 companies (576 units) led by a Battalion Commander & Major.
- Company: 4 platoons (144 units) led by a Clone Captain.
- Platoons: 4 squads (36 units) led by a Clone Lieutenant, Second Lieutenant, and Sergeant-Major.
- Squad: 9 troopers led by a Clone Sergeant and Corporal.
Ranks
Jedi:
> High Jedi General - Jedi High Councilors; in command of one of the ten System Armies.
> Senior Jedi General - Jedi Masters; in command of one of the twenty Sector Armies.
> Jedi General - Jedi Knights and Masters; in command of one of the legions or corps.
> Jedi Commander - Jedi Padawans; superior to Clone Officers and subordinate to Jedi Generals. In command of one of the regiments and battalions.
Clones:
In the years following the death of Supreme Chancellor Palpatine, the Republic's clones have undergone a new genetic reformation. The Kaminoans were able to edit the aging process so that, at an adolescent age, the clones would rapidly age. But as they reached a certain age—sometime in their middle-aged years—the aging process would no longer be rapid. Instead, the clones genes would shift to begin producing proteins and enzymes that halt that rapid growth. From there, the clones would age as a normal person.
Clone Ranks
> Clone Commander
> Clone Marshal Commander: The highest rank a clone soldier could attain. Like all commanders, their armor was color-coded yellow. The rank indicator HUD glyph was eight dots, arranged in two parallel horizontal lines of four. Each marshal commander was in command of a corps.
> Senior Commander: The second highest rank attainable by the clone forces. Their armor was color-coded yellow and the rank indicator HUD glyph was two horizontal rows of three dots running parallel. Each was in command of a brigade or legion.
> Regimental Commander: Also indicated by yellow armor. HUD glyph was arranged in two parallel rows of four dots. Each was in command of a regiment.
> Battalion Commander: The lowest commander rank of the clone forces. Also indicated by yellow armor, HUD glyph was that of two dots, stacked vertically. Each was in command of a battalion.
> Clone Major: Their armor was color coded red. HUD glyph was four vertical lines running parallel. Each was in command of a battalion.
> Clone Captain: Captain's armor was also color-coded red, with three parallel vertical lines as rank indicator. Each was in command of a company.
> Clone Leiutenant: Indicated by blue armor. Rank was indicated by a pair of vertical parallel lines. Each was in command of a platoon.
> 2nd Lieutenant: Also indicated by blue armor. Rank was indicated by a single vertical line. Also in charge of a platoon.
> Clone Sergeant: Indicated by an olive green armor. Rank glyph is three chevrons. In command of a squad.
> Sergeant Major: Indicated by green armor. Rank glyph is four chevrons. They were second-in-command of platoons.
> Corporal: The second lowest rank of clone forces. Rank indicator was two chevrons. They were second-in-command of squads.
> Trooper: The lowest rank in the clone forces. Rank was indicated by a single chevron.
> Cadet: This rank is even lower than Trooper. This rank is used by new Clones. These clones have not passed their final trial and therefore can't be considered soldiers yet.
Known Groups
Armies -
> Twelfth Army
Corps -
> 7th Sky Corps
> 41st Elite Corps
> 91st Mobile Reconnaissance Corps
> 327th Star Corps
Divisions -
> 224th Division
> Mud Jumpers
Battalions/Legions -
> 104th Battalion
> 501st Legion
> Carnivore Battalion
> Execute Battalion
> 212th Attack Battalion
> 442nd Siege Battalion
> Depa Billaba's battalion
> Depa Billaba's new battalion
> Rancor Battalion
> Third Legion
Companies -
> Ghost Company
> Green Company
> Monnk's Company
> Tango Company
> Torrent Company
Garrisons -
> Outer Rim garrison
Regiments -
> CC-2801's regiment
Squads -
> D Squad
> First Squad
> Rotsu Squad
Special Units -
> Clone Commandos
> Clone Force 99
> Delta Squad
> Foxtrot Squad
> Clone Intelligence
> Coruscant Guard
> Diplomatic Service
> Galactic Marines
Vehicles
Artillery:
- AT-AP
Speeders:
- BARC speeder
- 74-Z speeder
Repulsorcraft, All-Terrain vehicles, and Wheeled vehicles:
- AT-TE
- AT-OT
- AT-RT
- AT-XT
- AT-FRC
- T4-B
- T3-B
- T2-B
- UT-AT
Transport:
- LAAT
:Republic Navy: (these are just known naval ships, these are not numbers)
Star Dreadnoughts
> Mandator 1 Star Dreadnought
> Mandator 2 Star Dreadnought
Capital Ships
> MC75 Star Cruiser
> MC80 Star Cruiser
> MC80a Star Cruiser
> MC80b Star Cruiser
> MC80 Home One Type-class Cruiser
> Venator Star Destoryer
> Victory-class Star Destroyer
Cruisers & Corvettes
> Arquiten Light Cruiser
> Consular-class Cruiser
> Valor-class cruiser
> CR90 corvette
> Thranta war cruiser
> Paladin-class corvette
> Defender-class corvette
> Acclamator type 2 cruiser
> CR92 corvette
> Carrack-class cruiser
> Marauder-class cruiser
> Hammerhead cruiser
> Dreadnought-class cruiser
> Dauntless-class Heavy Cruiser
Frigates
> Pelta-class frigate
> Assault frigate mark 1
> Assault frigate mark 2
> Nebulan-B class escort frigate
> DP20 frigate
> Centax heavy frigate
> Lancer-class frigate
> MC30c light frigate
Carriers & Transports
> Acclamator type 1 cruiser
> Quasar Fire carrier
> Ton-Falk carrier
> CR-20 transport
> CR25 transport
> Nu-class shuttle
> GR-75 transport shuttle
> GX1 Short Hauler
Starfighters
> V-wing
> X-wing
> BTL-B y-wing bomber
> V-19 torrent
> ARC-170 starfighter
> A-wing
> B-wing
> U-wing
> NTB-630 bomber
> Cord-class starfighter
> Crusher-class starfighter
> Delta 7 interceptor
> Eta-2 interceptor
> PTB-625 bomber
> H-60 bomber
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