Holy Imperial Army of the Franks

The Holy Imperial Army of the Franks (East Franconian German: Heīlīgv́s Īmperlīche Heercītv́s av́tvon dasqv́od Frankorv́m; German: Heilige Kaiserliche Heer der Franken) [better translation needed] is the unified ground and air force of the Holy Kingdom of East Francia. The Holy Imperial Army was formed during the Rhenish Campaign from the various volunteer militias and dismounted soldiers of the German Cavalry Guard, the precursor regular army of East Francia.

Command
The supreme commander of the Holy Imperial Army is the Holy King and/or any military adviser of the Quattuorvirātus Consultors which the council may retain at the time. Directly under the Holy King and his advisory in the line of command are members of the Great Imperial General Staff.

Structure
Much like the language of the Holy Kingdom itself, the organizational structure of the Imperial Army is a mash of German and Roman. The Holy King had full control of the armed forces, but used a complex organizational structure. During peacetime, the organizational structure of the Imperial Army is divided with each of the individual corps serving as their own army. During time of war the General Staff forms field army commands in the form of Legion Inspectorates, which compromise of three army corps.

Legion Inspectorates
During wartime, the Imperial Army is divided into Legion Inspectorates, each of which oversee three army corps and typically represent a city and/or region within the Imperial Army.
 * I. Legion Inspectorate: Headquartered in and representing Stuttgart. Comprised of the I. 'Ave Maria' Corps, II. Corps and III. Corps.
 * II. Legion Inspectorate: Headquartered in Vienna, representing Karlsruhe. Comprised of the IV. Lorraine Rifles Corps, V. Corps and VI. Corps.
 * III. Legion Inspectorate: Headquartered in Damascus, representing Augsburg. Comprised of the VII. Foreign Legionary Corps, VIII. Byzantium Corps and IX. Corps.