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| rdfs:comment | - The title of High General indicated a senior position within the the Imperial Army. A High General normally controlled a Systems Army, a largely bureaucratic level of command immediately subordinate to the Surface Marshal in charge of a Sector Army, and consisting simply of a non-combatant headquarters detail, responsible for coordinating front-line Corps and Armies, and keeping track of the resources available within a sector, so that they could be deployed in support of those field formations as required.
- The rank of high general was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A high general commanded a Systems Army, and answered to no authority other than the Surface Marshal or appropriate Moff or Grand Moff. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
- The rank of high general was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A high general commanded a Systems Army, and answered to no authority other than the Surface Marshal or appropriate Moff or Grand Moff.
- The title of High General indicated a senior position within the Imperial Army. A High General normally controlled a Systems Army, a largely bureaucratic level of command immediately subordinate to the Surface Marshal in charge of a Sector Army, and consisting simply of a non-combatant headquarters detail, responsible for coordinating front-line Corps and Armies, and keeping track of the resources available within a sector, so that they could be deployed in support of those field formations as required. They were sometimes referred to by the title of Commander.
- No member of the Templars of Twilight who were not members of the Council of Twilight could hold this rank. However members who held this rank, and then stepped down from the council did not have relinquish the rank. A High General could command upwards of 50,000 troops, support personnel, vehicles, and equipment at any given time. The insignia for a High General was four silver five pointed stars.
- A High General was a rank in the Volta military. Both Prigdon and Zak La'Rocha were one in their respective times.
- A High General is an army rank equivalent to Fleet Admiral in seniority. A High General is typically senior to an General and junior to a Surface Marshal. The rank is often held by the most senior General of an entire army service or a senior General commanding multiple armies as opposed to just one. High Generals are addressed by rank and name, thereafter by subordinates as "Sir" or "Ma'am". The rank is usually abbreviated to "HGen." or "HGEN".
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| abstract | - The title of High General indicated a senior position within the the Imperial Army. A High General normally controlled a Systems Army, a largely bureaucratic level of command immediately subordinate to the Surface Marshal in charge of a Sector Army, and consisting simply of a non-combatant headquarters detail, responsible for coordinating front-line Corps and Armies, and keeping track of the resources available within a sector, so that they could be deployed in support of those field formations as required.
- The rank of high general was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A high general commanded a Systems Army, and answered to no authority other than the Surface Marshal or appropriate Moff or Grand Moff. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
- The rank of high general was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A high general commanded a Systems Army, and answered to no authority other than the Surface Marshal or appropriate Moff or Grand Moff.
- The title of High General indicated a senior position within the Imperial Army. A High General normally controlled a Systems Army, a largely bureaucratic level of command immediately subordinate to the Surface Marshal in charge of a Sector Army, and consisting simply of a non-combatant headquarters detail, responsible for coordinating front-line Corps and Armies, and keeping track of the resources available within a sector, so that they could be deployed in support of those field formations as required. They were sometimes referred to by the title of Commander.
- No member of the Templars of Twilight who were not members of the Council of Twilight could hold this rank. However members who held this rank, and then stepped down from the council did not have relinquish the rank. A High General could command upwards of 50,000 troops, support personnel, vehicles, and equipment at any given time. The insignia for a High General was four silver five pointed stars.
- A High General was a rank in the Volta military. Both Prigdon and Zak La'Rocha were one in their respective times.
- A High General is an army rank equivalent to Fleet Admiral in seniority. A High General is typically senior to an General and junior to a Surface Marshal. The rank is often held by the most senior General of an entire army service or a senior General commanding multiple armies as opposed to just one. High Generals are addressed by rank and name, thereafter by subordinates as "Sir" or "Ma'am". The rank is usually abbreviated to "HGen." or "HGEN".
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