Gallic Royal Navy - Information

[King Charles XI]

By decree of former Grande Maréchale Lacroix, with the approval of the Royal Crown of the Kingdom of Gallia, the orders hereby issued are to be acknowledged and followed and enforced by every man and woman in the Gallic Royal Navy.



Discipline et Loyauté - Discipline and Loyalty

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Men and women in the military service of the Crown are required to be diligent in the execution of their orders, and loyal in regard to the chain of command, obeying their orders at all times.

Those who blatantly disregard or refuse to comply with orders of a superior will be tried before a court-martial and if found guilty, will face a dishonorable discharge and may be sentenced to death by public execution.

Desertion, espionnage and treason are all crimes punishable by the death penalty.



Respect et Exemplarité - Respect and Exemplarity

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Men and women representing the Royal Kingdom of Gallia are expected to remain respectful towards every Gallic citizen, both of noble blood and commoner.

All soldiers of the Royal Navy are expected to speak and behave well-mannered and exemplary. Acts of incivility are an insult to the language of the Kingdom, and are considered a crime.

To voice opinions that may support, directly or indirectly, the enemies of the Crown, or to speak against the Royalty, is forbidden and will be punished severely.



Vertu et Courage - Virtue and Courage

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Men and women in the military service of the Crown are expected to show fortitude and obey orders with no hesitation. Enemies of the Crown must be hunted down and disabled by the soldiers unless otherwise specified by the chain of command. Soldiers must show the courage to execute orders at all cost.

To lend a hand to a comrade in need is a compulsory act of comradeship.
A good soldier is valorous and courageous.

A soldier who refuses to abide by these principles may be executed for grave charges of cowardice, and his or her name will be dishonored.