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Gaius' New Army Regimental Structure

The document outlines the regimental structure of Gaius' new army, including ranks and unit compositions. A rank consists of 10 men including 8 privates and 2 corporals. A laager unit has 34 men including 24 privates, 6 corporals, 1 sergeant, and 3 noncombatants organized around a supply wagon. A company has 152 men including 96 privates, 24 corporals, 4 sergeants, and is commanded by a captain and ensign. The regiment consists of 1600 men including 1330 combatants commanded by a colonel.

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Gaius' New Army Regimental Structure

The document outlines the regimental structure of Gaius' new army, including ranks and unit compositions. A rank consists of 10 men including 8 privates and 2 corporals. A laager unit has 34 men including 24 privates, 6 corporals, 1 sergeant, and 3 noncombatants organized around a supply wagon. A company has 152 men including 96 privates, 24 corporals, 4 sergeants, and is commanded by a captain and ensign. The regiment consists of 1600 men including 1330 combatants commanded by a colonel.

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Regimental Structure In Gaius' New Army

Rank – 10 Men 8 Privates 2 Corporals ( file leader and closer men who have chosen to serve as a
career)

Laager 34 Men
24 Privates 6 Corporals 1 Sergeant 3 Noncombatants.
The unit is organized around a wagon which holds the excess gear and supplies for the Unit. Includes
mules, donkeys, horses or oxen depending on availability. When camping the unit will position wagons
on the outside of the formation making a makeshift wall

Company 152 Men


96 Privates 24 Corporals 4 Sergeants 2 Company Sergeants 1 Captain 1 Ensign ( Banner Bearer )
24 Noncombatants 0-2 Lieutenants ( Gentlemen/ Graduated cadets/ or Nobles who assist the
command of the company)
The Unit is Commanded by a Captain commissioned from the Regimental Colonel and required to
have served in some combat capacity for at least 4 years ( mostly from Lieutenants or from knights)
Traditional companies are ½ pikes ( in some units swords and shields) ¼ Muskets (probably
crossbows or longbows ) ¼ Great swords or Halberds)

Regiment 1600 men ( 1330 combatants)


960 Privates 240 Corporals 40 Sergeants 20 Company Sergeants 10 Captains 10 Ensigns 230
Noncombatants 0-20 Lieutenants
Regimental Command Company
1 Colonel 1 Regimental standard bearer 1 Regimental Champion 1 Magister 4 Majors (officers
elected from the Captains to act as secondary commanders) 40 Noncombatants 32 Bodyguard ( men
are at least of Corporal rank and Max of Lieutenants)

Pay in Cash

Company Sergeants 3 Silver a day (100G 8 S ) 2016g per year

Sergeants 2 Silver a day (67G 2 S) 2688g per year

Corporals 1.5 silver a day (50g 4 S) 13708G 8 S per year

Privates 1 silver a day ( 33G 6 S ) 32256 G per year

50668G 8 S

Supplies

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