Grand Army of the Republic

The Grand Army of the Republic (G.A.R.) was the main military ground force of the Republican Union and later the New United States of America, as well as the successor to the Contintental Army formed in 1775 during the American War for Independence. Leadership of the G.A.R. was helmed by the Supreme Marshal, the Under-Marshal, and the War Council of Legate Generals, although all were firmly under the thumb of the American Presidents. The G.A.R. maintained their structure and ranks when the Republican Union renamed itself as the New United States of America.
The G.A.R. consisted of the Women's Legion, the Finance Office, the Logistics Office, the Public Affairs Office, the Research Office, the Policies Office, and the Intelligence Office, and all the passive-aggressive paper-pushing bureaucracy that entailed. 
== History ==
== Structure ==
== Leadership ==
=== Supreme Marshal ===
=== Under-Marshal ===
=== War Council of Legate Generals ===
== Women's Legion ==
Main article: Women's Legion (G.A.R.)
== Finance Office ==
Main article: Finance Office (G.A.R.)
== Logistics Office ==
Main article: Logisitics Office (G.A.R.)
== Public Affairs Office ==
Main article: Public Affairs Office (G.A.R.)
== Research Office ==
Main article: Research Office (G.A.R.)
== Policies Office ==
Main article: Policies Office (G.A.R.)
== Intelligence Office ==
Main article: Intelligence Office (G.A.R.)