And, by the way, a general leads a brigade, not a regiment, as well as "Lieutenant General" is the highest ranking general.
And as I understand it, the British were more interested in the Confederacy in 1862.
hahah thanks civil war nerd! I will consider using the 79th reg name but i won't be getting people to pay $191 to play in my regiment we will just cheap uniform. Looks don't matter to me much
As stated at the bottom it's not finished
That is just for the army that we have
And british have fought for the union too!
Last edited by Leifr; 02-16-2017 at 03:53 PM.
oh btw Official ranks go like this:
Captain
1st Lieutenant
2nd Lieutenant
3rd lieutenant (technically a 2nd Lieutenant but some people say 3rd)
1st Sergeant
Sergeant
Coropral
Private
Recruit (some people have this as a rank but it's not needed)
Musician 2
Musician 1
I am not sure if Musician is a rank or if the musicians would have been a normal rank like a Private and just had the role of Musician but I'm pretty sure I am right. Overall you have 100 men max in a company (5 minimum), And 1 thousand in a regiment (10 companies). And around 500 men/5 companies in a battalion(?).
Good luck!
i found this on the 3rd lieutenant
There is also (or used to be anyway) a program in the US Army called the Third Lieutenant Program. I sends (or sent anyway) senior cadets who are 1 year out from graduation from USMA out to units in the Army during the summer months to gain actual experience in a regular unit, usually of their prospective branch. They wear the USMA Cadet SSI and insignia except for a silver bar with a black stripe down the long axis (not unlike the new CW5 insignia).