Gallic Royal Navy - Information

[King Charles XI]

Généraux - General officers

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Grand Maréchal

The Grand Maréchal is the supreme ruler of the Gallic Royal Navy in the King's absence. This title is awarded to a Maréchal of impeccable prestige, who has proven his or her value as the Crown's most loyal servant time and time again.

• The Gallic Royal Navy is currently led by Grand Maréchal Grant LeRoux.

Maréchal

Second only to the Grand Maréchal herself, the Maréchal is a prestige title given to a Général who has proven him or herself worthy of this esteemed and revered position. In practice, the Maréchal is equal in rank to a Général, but only the very best can ever be awarded this title.

• The title is held by Maréchale Lucie LeBlanc.

Général

A Général is a high-standing member of the Royal Navy's High Command. Holding great responsibility in keeping Gallia's territory safe from intruders, pirates, and terrorists, as well as all war-related activities within Bretonia and the Taus, a Général often commands fleet operations from a personal Valor-class battleship.

• Généraux: Charles Roche, Emile Evreux, Gilbert Lebeau, Alice Marie

Officiers superieurs - Senior officers 

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Colonel

Colonels operate directly underneath the Générals, boasting control of naval operations within their designated solar system. They are often given command of an Obstinate-class cruiser.

• Colonels: Fleurette Avignon

Commandant

A Commandant is the first senior officer rank in the Navy, and is the first step a in a Naval career that comes with real responsibility and power. Commandants work as assistants under a Colonel, but are eminently capable of commanding fleet operations by themselves.

• Commandants: Maurice Cornett, Mathis Launcelot, Claire DeFrance, Charlotte DeFrance, Celine Valcourt, Chloe Rousseau, Ferdinand Mounier

Officiers subalternes - Junior officers 

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Capitaine

A Capitaine typically leads fighter or bomber wings. They are the highest rung of the Navy low command and ensure the orders, plans, and operations set forth by the higher ranks are carried out efficiently. Many Capitaines operate as the captain of a Perilous-class gunboat, being experienced enough by now to lead a crew of this size into battle.

• Capitaines: Horst Holst, Minori Shikizumi, Katsuko Komatsu, Ambre Lachance

Lieutenant

The backbone of the Gallic Navy, Lieutenants are hand-picked from the vast ranks of Sous-Lieutenants as pilots who have shown exceptional initiative or skill. They often lead small squadrons of snubcraft, but are still low on the chain of command.

• Lieutenants: Alicia Blanchette, Augustine Clair, Stephane Moreau

Sous-Lieutenant

Sous-Lieutenants make up the majority of the Navy's personnel. They operate as fighter and bomber pilots or capital ship crewmen.

• Sous-Lieutenants: Narcisse Devoudelle, Danny Nielsen, Heather Pearson, Guy Josselyne, Celice Sylvianne
  
  
  
  
  
  Aspirant
  
  Newly drafted into the Gallic Royal Navy, Aspirants are essentially trainees, fresh-faced and ready to fight and die for the Crown. They must prove both their dedication and ability to advance further in the Navy and become a full Sous-Lieutenant of the Crown's elite fighting force.
  • Aspirants: Mara Durant, Charlyn Joseelyne