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Military title for the Commander-in-Chief of the [[Grand Army]]; a title created solely for this purpose when the [[Grand Army Charter]] was formed. It should be noted that not even [[Burzmale Julian]], who lead the military forces of the [[Dark Wrath]], claimed the title of Generalissimo as his own. Currently held by [[Celiose Cole]]. | Military title for the Commander-in-Chief of the [[Grand Army]]; a title created solely for this purpose when the [[Grand Army Charter]] was formed. It should be noted that not even [[Burzmale Julian]], who lead the military forces of the [[Dark Wrath]], claimed the title of Generalissimo as his own. Currently held by [[Celiose Cole]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:12, 17 June 2011
Military title for the Commander-in-Chief of the Grand Army; a title created solely for this purpose when the Grand Army Charter was formed. It should be noted that not even Burzmale Julian, who lead the military forces of the Dark Wrath, claimed the title of Generalissimo as his own. Currently held by Celiose Cole.
The Generalissimo has wide latitude over the day-to-day operations of the Grand Army; essentially, he can do whatever he wants, subject to what the Alliance Congress is willing to pay for. During wartime, the Generalissimo has broad powers of conscription over the populations of all member states, though this hasn't been exercised since the Great War. In peace time, the GA has never lacked for volunteers.
