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Revision as of 20:33, 19 March 2016
The Command Structure or Chain of Command leading from the Community Leader through the Division Command Staff (HQ) and Division Staff down to the newest recruits. The Right to Rebel Command Structure, while complicated, ensures a complete chain of command and delegation of responsibility from the Division Leader on down. The command structure encompasses both combat units and functional support departments. The following organization charts provide an overview.
Division Command Structure
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