Basic Unit – The Division
The basic unit of The Art of Warfare (TAW) is the Division. There are
two varieties of divisions: Army Divisions and Support Divisions. This
article specifically focuses on Army Divisions.
A Division is led by a Division Commander who is supported by a
Division Officer. These leaders work as a team to manage the day-to-day
operations of their division. A Division is broken up into a number of
smaller units known as battalions. Most often members join a battalion
based on compatible practice times. This also often results in members
from similar time zones congregating into the same battalion.
Each battalion is led by a Commanding Officer that is in charge of the
entire battalion. Other officers in the battalion include the Executive
Officer, and Staff Officer. Together all three of these officers ensure
the administrative aspects of the battalion run smoothly. The battalion
also has a number of Field Leaders that manage the combat and training
aspects of the battalion operations. These include the Field
Specialist, Squad Leader and Drill Instructor just to name a few.
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