A) General of the Army B) Major General C) Lieutenant Colonel D) Colonel
A) Master Sergeant B) Sergeant Major C) Colonel D) Lieutenant Colonel
A) Admiral B) Midshipman C) Chief Petty Officer D) Seaman
A) Lieutenant Colonel B) Captain C) Sergeant Major D) Colonel
A) Aluf B) Tat Aluf C) Sgan Aluf D) Rav Aluf
A) Indian Coast Guard B) Indian Army C) Indian Air Force D) Indian Navy
A) Admiral B) Captain C) Lieutenant D) Ensign
A) Lance Corporal B) Lieutenant C) Corporal D) Warrant Officer
A) Colonel B) Captain C) General D) Major
A) To establish insignia for uniforms. B) To define dominance, authority, and responsibility within a military hierarchy. C) To determine the pay-grade for all personnel. D) To organize logistics and command.
A) Polemarchos B) Taxiarchos or taxiarhos, akin to a modern brigadier. C) Syntagmatarchis D) Tagmatarches
A) Played flute to maintain oarsmen's rhythm. B) Managed rowing speed on ships. C) Commanded each warship. D) Served as helmsman.
A) Single-file lines. B) Circular formations. C) Heavy infantry phalanxes, typically eight men deep. D) Scattered formations with no specific depth.
A) A tetrarchès or tetrarch. B) A hekatontarchos C) A khiliarchos D) A dekarchos
A) Managed rowing speed on warships. B) Commanded wing cavalry (ilè) units. C) Served as a helmsman for naval ships. D) Led heavy infantry phalanxes.
A) Augustus B) Vegetius C) Marius D) Caesar
A) Praetorship B) Dictatorship C) Imperium D) Consulship
A) The emperor B) The commander C) A centurion D) The praefectus castrorum
A) Commander of all Roman forces B) Chief financial officer C) Head of the Roman cavalry D) Deputy commander, often drawn from the Senate for three-year terms
A) Eight B) Twelve C) Six D) Ten
A) Manipulum B) Cohort C) Century D) Contubernium
A) A centurion B) An optio C) A praefectus castrorum D) A tribune
A) Hastatus prior B) Pilus prior C) Primus pilus D) Princeps prior
A) aravt B) zuut C) myangat D) tumen
A) aravt B) zuut C) chief D) noyan
A) Aspwargan salar B) Paygan salar C) Eran spahbod D) Tirbodh
A) Cadet ranks B) Commodore ranks C) Star ranks D) Admiral ranks
A) Nobles retained nominal control over their troops B) Leadership was centralized under a single commander C) Troops were organized strictly by rank D) Commanders had absolute authority over all soldiers
A) Independent commanders B) Strictly ranked C) Subordinate to the king D) Theoretically equals
A) One captain B) A colonel C) A sergeant major D) A lieutenant du roi
A) Sergeant major B) Captain C) Lieutenant D) Lance corporal
A) Lieutenant B) Private soldiers C) Major D) Captain
A) Admiral of the Navy B) Maréchal de France C) Général de corps d'armée D) General of the Armies
A) CW4 B) WO5 C) CW5 D) NCO
A) A sergeant major general B) A lieutenant du roi C) King Ferdinand II of Aragon D) Swedish king Gustavus II Adolphus
A) Spanish B) Italian C) Latin D) French
A) Second lieutenant B) CW5 C) CW2 D) CW3–CW4
A) Professional soldiers B) Vassal lords C) Commissioned officers D) Non-commissioned officers
A) Commissioned officers B) Warrant officers C) Other ranks (ORs) D) Non-commissioned members (NCMs)
A) satapatis B) asapatis C) dathapatis D) hazarapatis
A) four B) six C) eight D) two
A) Ensign B) Sub-lieutenant C) Lieutenant commander D) Squadron leader
A) Six stars B) Five stars C) Three stars D) Four stars
A) Italian B) Latin C) Greek D) French
A) Lieutenant colonels B) Colonels C) Sergeant major D) Coronellos
A) US Coast Guard B) US Army C) US Navy D) US Air Force
A) dathabam B) satabam C) baivarabam D) hazarabam
A) Lord B) Esquire C) Dame D) Sir
A) The king B) The lieutenant C) The high constable D) The marshal
A) dathabam B) hazarabam C) satabam D) baivarabam
A) By presidential decree B) By popular vote C) By a military tribunal D) By a royal commission
A) A shield bearer B) A mounted knight C) A broken spear, symbolizing combat experience D) A flag bearer
A) Sweden B) France C) Spain D) England
A) Captain B) Admiral C) Commodore D) Lieutenant
A) The captain B) The high constable C) The king D) The marshal
A) CW5 B) NCO C) WO1 D) CW3
A) A battalion B) A platoon C) A regiment D) A company
A) Rank B) 'Rating' C) Grade D) Commission
A) Midshipman B) Cadet C) Ensign D) Lieutenant
A) The regiment B) The battalion C) The brigade D) The company
A) tumen B) zuut C) aravt D) myangat
A) Organizing logistics independently B) Leading the infantry units C) Commanding cavalry regiments D) Assisting commissioned officers but ranking above NCOs
A) Maréchal de France B) General of the Armies C) Field Marshal D) Admiral of the Fleet
A) Substantive rank B) Temporary rank C) Retired rank D) Honorary rank |