United Nations Space Command Army (UNSC Refined)

The United Nations Space Command Army is the land service branch of the Unified Earth Government. It is one of the 5 military branches of the UEG's 6 uniformed services. The most senior of the branches, it has it's roots in the many armies of pre-UEG world. The UNSC Army was formed along with the UNSC in 2163 when many of the militaries were absorbed into the UNSC in order to form an effective force to fight against the Frieden and Koslovic Rebellions that were taking place all across the Sol System.
The UNSC Army is a military branch of the UEG and part of the Ministry of Defense, it is overseen by the Civilian Minister of Defense as well as a chief military officer, the Chief of Army Staff who is also part of the UNSC High Command. It is the largest branch of the UNSC Armed Forces, according to the 2557 projected strength, the Army consisted of 42,816,913 Active personnel members of the Regular Army, 26,017,82 Reserve personnel of the Army Reserve Force as well as 5,183,910 Civilian personnel. The Army has, in total, 74,018,648 personnel on it's combined pay list. 
The Army's primary function is to "conduct combined arms warfare and provide sustained combat operations on a multiplanetary scale in the defense of the Unified Earth Government along with combatant forces of Unified Ground Command". In this role, the UNSC Army has seen action in the Interplanetary Wars, the Inner Colony Wars, the Insurrection Wars as well as the Human-Covenant War and recently in the Post-War conflicts.
==Mission ==
The UNSC Army serves as the land service branch of the UNSC, under the Act of the Army 2552, the missions of the Army are states as:
* Preserving the peace and security of the planets under the Unified Earth Government
*Supporting and assisting friendly belligerents in times of need
*Undertaking Unified Earth Government policy
*Overcoming threats to the human race and the Unified Earth Government
This is supported by the core aims of the UNSC Army, laid out in the 2553 Army Reform that came upon the conclusion of the Human-Covenant War: combined arms operations (this includes combined arms maneuver warfare, internal security, airborne and assault operations), sustainment of friendly military forces, special operations and the integration of multiplanetary, interstellar and joint power on land.
==History==
===Origins===
The United Nations Space Command Army was created on the 9th May, 2163 with the absorption of all major armies of the Earth Governments in order to combat the growing threat of extremist rebellion groups of the Freidens and the Koslovics. Majority of the original core of the UNSC Army was comprised of the US Army as well as the British, German, Danish, Chinese, Malaysian and Nigerian Army. 
The UNSC Army made it's first engagement at the Battle of Callaghan Ridge in the Interplanetary Wars, a defensive engagement with Koslovic Forces on Mars in which forces under Colonel Tsung Si defended the Callaghan Ridge, an important city located on Luna which provided a logistics hub for UN Forces on the world. 
The Interplanetary Wars saw the UNSC Army conduct mostly defensive engagements as well as counter-insurgency warfare as the Frieden strength began to diminish and the needs for prolonged combat operations were diminished with the UNSC Marine Corps inheriting much of the responsibility in short term campaigns. Soon after the conflict, the Army Reform 2170 was inducted which provided the core component details of army structure and doctrine up until the discovery of the Slip space Drive and the expansion of humanity cross the galaxy. 
 
===Inner Colony Wars===
The Army Reform 2170 meant a reduction in the armed forces as well as a loss in overall combat capabilities with the demobilisation of many Army units. This was changed upon the introduction of the Slip space drive to the UNSC Navy which led to the New Model Army 2150 Reform which saw the reactivation of the Army Group formation, this meant the Army was well placed for the Inner Colony Wars where the Army acted as a defensive and long term offensive force. The Army acted along with the Marine Corps in quelling opposition forces rapidly and saw them conduct long term campaigns such as the Kyrus Campaign.
===Insurrection===
The Army conducted a number of counter-insurgency campaigns during the Insurrection, supporting local defense militias and police forces against small insurrectionist groups. Larger threats were also combatted by the Army, UNSC Army Corps units were involved in the Bhomel Campaign against the rebelling planetary government and it's defense forces with support from divisions of the Marine Corps. These constituted the largest military operations of the Army up that moment with millions of Army personnel being deployed to combat operations on hundreds of worlds all over the galaxy and seeing a massive increase in the size of the Army 
===Human Covenant War===
The Human Covenant War exposed some of the serious defects in the Army's combined arms defensive strategy. UNSC Army never envisioned Covenant technology such as glassing, this meant that the pre-war Army structure of a defense in depth with long term attritional warfare, defeating the enemy by grinding his forces down with armored counter attacks and coordinated strikes with special operations tasks were made obsolete by glassing. After this, the Army began to reform to be gone with the rigid Army structure and concentrate more on the capabilities of the Corps as more flexible and mobile combined arms units. The Army during this period lost most of it's experienced manpower during the first decade of the war and many reservists were called up from the Standby and the Active Reserve Forces, this caused the Army's performance is notably dip during the mid-war as worlds were lost to a force that they did not know how to fight. The UNSC Army's most effective units were the small number of Spartan units assigned to Special Warfare Command, a number that never exceeded 3 units, as well as the Ranger Divisions who operated well in their task of supporting insurrectionist forces behind Covenant lines even when most worlds they attacked became glassed. The Regular Army proved to be too inflexible, too slow and too focused on long term warfare which led to many losses due to an inability to act rapidly with large enough forces to respond to attacking Covenant forces. After the war, the UNSC Army realised that it's deployable forces now needed to be far larger, the Brigade being scrapped as the basic unit and the Division now inheriting many of the Brigade's responsibilities by now acting as the basic deployable unit as part of the Corps.
===Post War Conflicts===
The 2555 Army Reform which saw the reorganisation of responsibilities in the UNSC Army, the reorganisation of the Army System into the Corps Group system and the introduction of new equipment with more advanced weaponry meant that the Army now became far more heavily armed and much more mobile than that of the past. The new Rapid Deployment Brigade Groups, centered on being quick, mobile infantry capable of reinforcing worlds in danger on short notice with more heavy equipment than that of the Airborne Infantry Brigade Groups. These Rapid Deployment Brigade Groups being concentrated in the 11th Airborne Armored Division and subordinate to 50th Airborne Corps Group. These forces have been engaged in prolonged fighting against Covenant Remnants and a revitalised insurrection movement along with the UNSC Marine Corps and the newly raised UNSC Spartan Operations Branch.
==Organisation==
===Planning===
Following the end of the human-covenant wars, overall planning of army reform was reshuffled with the creation of the Army Contingency Command (ARCONCOM) who organised the reforms and modernisations of the UNSC Army as well as to design new technology and hardware for UNSC Army usage. They were supported by the Army Financial Sustainment Command (ARFINSCOM) which monitors and budgets the army's future hardware programs, to support this, the Army was budgeted 700 billion cR for future modernisation programs. Training Command and Doctrinal Future Command was amalgamated into Doctrine and Training Command (DOTCOM) was handed the responsibility of the organisation and structure of the Army heading into the Post War Conflicts period. 
===Component Commands and Headquarters ===
Since the formation of the UNSC Army, the Army has been divided into component commands and headquarters to oversee various functional tasks of the Army. Originally, the Army was completely formed on the structure held by the United States Army however this was soon phased out with new commands being added. 
In 2150, component commands were scrapped in favour of a more homogenous armed forces command. However, during the Inner Colony Wars, this model proved to be fatal with inefficient bureaucracy meaning that tasks were no longer easily delegated and officers of different trades saw themselves assigned to improper positions. This caused heavy casualties in the beginning of the Inner Colony Wars until the system was reintroduced in 2164.
The Army is structured into 2 main components, the Regular Army is the all-volunteer professional full-time military force, comprising most of the Army. These are the Army's main corps of combatants and are expected to be deployed at a minutes notice. Meanwhile, the Army Reserve Force is the part-time military force which is divided into the Active Reserve and the Standby Reserve. The Active Reserve are part-time military formations which may be stood up to provide immediate support to Regular Army units, the Standby Reserve are part-time military replacement formations. These formations are there to provide trained replacement units for units sustaining heavy casualties.
UNSC Army Component Headquarters and Functional Tasks
Component Command 	Insignia	Abbreviation	Functional Task 	Component Command 	Insignia	Abbreviation	Functional Task
Headquarters Infantry 	 	HQINF 	Infantry Operations 	Headquarters Logistics	 	HQLOGI 	Sustainment Operations
Headquarters Armor 	 	HQARM 	Armor Operations 	Headquarters CRBN 	 	HQCBRN 	CBRN Operations
Headquarters Aviation 	 	HQAVI 	Aviation Operations 	Headquarters Signals 	 	HQSIGS 	Signals Operations
Headquarters Aerospace Defense 	 	HQAD 	Air Defense Operations 	 	 	 	
Headquarters Artillery 	 	HQART 	Artillery Operations 	 	 	 	
Headquarters Judge Advocate 	 	HQJA 	Legal Operations 	 	 	 	
Headquarters Medical 	 	HQMED 	Medical Operations 	 	 	 	
Headquarters Information Warfare 	 	HQIW 	Cyber Warfare Operations 	 	 	 	
Headquarters Transportation 	 	HQTRANS 	Transportation Operations 	 	 	 	
Headquarters Ordnance 	 	HQORD 	Ordnance Sustainment Operations	 	 	 	
Headquarters Psychological Operations	 	HQPSYOPS 	Psychological Operations 	 	 	 	
=== Structure===
 Headquarters, UNSC Army Staff (HQAS):
Army Commands 	Current commander 	Location of headquarters
UNSC Army Field Headquarters (FIEHQ) 	GEN Lee Tsung 	Fort Hyder, Mars
UNSC Army Contingency Command (ARCONCOM) 	LTG Pierre Longale 	Camp Victoria, Commonwealth of Australia
UNSC Army Financial Sustainment Command (ARFINSCOM) 	GEN Elliott Wyatt 	Fort Thaman, Atlantiv
UNSC Army Doctrine and Training Command (DOTCOM) 	GEN Emily Venzual 	Dortmund Garrison, Germany
Army Field Commands 	Current commander 	Location of headquarters
UNSC Army Inner Colonies (ARIC)/First Army Command 	GEN Octavius Manuek 	Fort Mendez, Sigma Octanus IV
UNSC Army Outer Colonies (AROC)/Seventh Army Command 	GEN Fredrich Steiner 	Joint Base Lucius C. Mannus, Cascade
UNSC Army Sol (ARSOL)/Third Army Command 	GEN Richard Dawn 	Fort Bragg, United Republic of North America
UNSC Army Installations (ARIN)/Tenth Army 	LTG Yami Hiroka 	Fort Yoro, Shield World 0183
UNSC Army Corps of Engineers (ARCE) 	MG Orion Winter 	Camp Puckapunyal, Commonwealth of Australia
Army Surface Distribution and Transportation Command (ARDISTR)	MG Janet Kachkis 	Fort Quangzi, China
UNSC Army Cyber Command (ARCYBER) 	MG Julia Drinkwater 	Fort Chaine, India
UNSC Army Missile Defense Command (ARMID) 	LTG Lee Zhee 	Shanghai Arsenal, China
UNSC Army Special Operations Command (ASOC) 	LTG Ethan Rowe 	Fort Bolzano, Italy
Direct reporting units 	Current commander 	Location of headquarters
UNSC Army Criminal Investigations Department (ACID) 	COL Gwynn Holmes 	Pentagon, United Republic of North America
UNSC Army Human Resources Command (HRC) 	MG Phoebe Vitalis 	Pentagon, United Republic ofNorth America
United States Army Intelligence and Security Command (INSCOM) 	MG Antonio Del Callisto	Fort Saint-Cyr, France
UNSC Army Australia Garrison 	BG Charlize Pepin 	Camp Puckapunyal, Commonwealth of Australia
UNSC Army Testing and Proving Command (ATPC) 	LTG Sandy Proe 	Army Proving Ground Busan, United Korea
UNSC Army Warfighting School (AWS) 	MG Yulia Petrenko 	Lagos, Nigeria
UNSC Army Academy (AA) 	BG Stepan Grant 	Sandhurst, United Kingdom
===Combat Formations===
The UNSC Army's combat formations are structured by with the division being the primary base unit for deployment. In the past, prior to the 2555 Army Organisation reform, the Brigade served as the basic unit. It was flexible and able to be attached to any unit as desired. Brigades were not permanently attached to Divisions and did not serve lineage. However, as UNSC technology improved, flexibility of the Brigade was hamstrung by the relative lack of manpower as well as the expanding capabilities and tasks of the Army meant that the Division now became the new base unit with new technology allowing Army Divisions to be deployed with the same kind of flexibility and speed that a Brigade could be.
Not only that but the UNSC Army scrapped the Army structure, getting rid of Army Groups and Army level units except for the Tenth Army and instead focusing Corps inside Corps Groups which were under the Army Commands. These permitted a more flexible and more concentrated response which allowed the Army to more easily deploy for long campaigns as well as easily funnel in troops to planets under risk, this fear was reinforced when Tenth Army was reorganised as Army Command Installations which was tasked with the defence of Shield Worlds and various Installations.
Some Corps Groups are divided into Airborne, Armored and Cavalry Corps Groups. Airborne and Armored Corps Groups are structured much differently from the regular Corps Groups, however the Cavalry Corps Group does not feature any differences from the Armored Corps groups and instead carries on the traditions of the pre-UNSC 1st Cavalry Division.
Airborne Corps Groups almost exclusively only contain Airborne Corps with the 50th uniquely having an Armored Division equipped with air-droppable tanks to support their airborne infantry. They act as a quick response force, being much quicker to redeploy to locations in nee due to their nature as light infantry meaning they are usually the first to reinforce local defense forces on worlds in need.
Armored Corps Groups are combined-arms formations with an Armored Corps attached, where most Corps Groups only have Armored Divisions, the Armored Corps Group contains a more substantial Armored Corps which have more Armored Divisions and have fully armored infantry units. These units are usually deployed to areas of substantial fighting in plains.
The UNSC Regular Army at current comprises 15 Corps Groups, 58 Active Corps units, 232 Active Divisions, 543 Independent Brigades and 48 Deployable Corps Group headquarters. 
 UNSC Army Field HQ (FIEHQ)
Field Commands 	Current commander 	Location of headquarters 	Part of
1st Corps Group 	GEN Griselda Allyson 	Camp Lipton, Shield World 0193 	UNSC Army Installations
2nd Corps Group 	GEN Florencio Achan 	Fort Poppen, Cascade 	UNSC Army Outer Colonies
3rd Corps Group 	GEN Priya Fedelmid 	Lavarack Barracks, Commonwealth of Australia	UNSC Army Sol
4th Corps Group 	GEN Denver Crawton 	Joint Base Malarkey, Desdoron 	UNSC Army Outer Colonies
3rd Armored Corps Group 	GEN Ji-Sung Il 	Fort Frost, Capella 	UNSC Army Outer Colonies
8th Corps Group 	GEN Imrich Magda 	Air Force Base Liuk, Mars 	UNSC Army Sol
10th Armored Corps Group 	GEN Harshal Vipul 	Fort Hurak, Oban 	UNSC Army Inner Colonies
16th Armored Corps Group 	GEN Minali Parveen 	Crelo Barracks, Circumstance 	UNSC Army Inner Colonies
11th Corps Group 	GEN Xi Quangshi 	Camp David, Beta Gabriel 	UNSC Army Inner Colonies
14th Corps Group 	GEN Mohammad Bouazizi	Fort Heinrich, Shield World 2532 	UNSC Army Sol
21st Corps Group 	GEN Tristian Meyer 	Joint Base Takeda, Concord 	UNSC Army Outer Colonies
20th Armored Corps Group 	GEN Takumi Minamino 	Air Force Base Patel, Ballast 	UNSC Army Inner Colonies
1st Cavalry Corps Group 	GEN Nick Jae-Hyung 	Fort Yun, Chi Ceti IV 	UNSC Army Outer Colonies
3rd Airborne Corps Group 	GEN Sam Black 	Fort Bragg, United Republic of North America	UNSC Army Sol
50th Airborne Corps Group	GEN Christian Pullis 	Joint Base Sosabowski, Shield World 5341 	UNSC Army Installations
Corps 	Current commander 	Location of headquarters 	Subordinate combat units 	Subordinate to
I Corps 	LTG Gregory Potemkin 	Joint Training Field Howe, Sigma Octanus IV 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	16th Armored Corps Group
II Corps 	LTG Aldritch King 	Fort Campbell, Shield World 7362 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Corps Group
III Corps 	LTG Melissa Crown 	Joint Training Field Nova Suffield, Orblex 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	2nd Corps Group
LVI Corps 	LTG Fan Bing 	Fort Ferguson, Groombridge-1830 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	4th Corps Group
IV Corps 	LTG Yao Zhan 	Camp Poppen, Cascade 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	2nd Corps Group
V Corps 	LTG Heinrich Edel 	Joint Base Onoda, Mars 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	8th Corps Group
VI Corps 	LTG Park Ji-Sung 	Camp Gagner, Callisto 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	14th Corps Group
I Armored Corps 	LTG Heiju Koro 	Fort Hurak, Oban 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	10th Armored Corps Group
II Armored Corps 	LTG Kayleigh Adams 	Hunny Barracks, Terra Vedras 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Armored Corps Group
VII Corps 	LTG Elisa Vare 	Anti-Gravity Training Field, Luna 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	8th Corps Group
VIII Corps 	LTG Im Yoon 	Fort Johan, Europa 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	8th Corps Group
IX Corps 	LTG Leonardo Conchili 	Fort Ganey, Ganey 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	14th Corps Group
X Corps 	LTG Laya Fernandez 	Green Barracks, Shield World 5635 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Corps Group
XI Corps 	LTG Oscar Yun 	Training Field Bravo-5. Ganymede 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	8th Corps Group
III Armored Corps 	LTG Axel Mären 	Fort Mendez, Sigma Octanus IV 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	20th Armored Corps Group
I Airborne Corps 	LTG John Frost 	Air Force Base Ygotnik, Shield World 6211 	5 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade 	50th Airborne Corps Group
XVIII Airborne Corps	LTG Simon Sledge 	Fort Yektarina, Callisto 	5 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade 	3rd Airborne Corps Group
XII Corps 	LTG Jurgen Meyer 	Paderborn Barracks, Lycus 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	11th Corps Group
V Armored Corps 	LTG Montgomery Hule 	Joint Base Keel, Oban 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	10th Armored Corps Group
XXX Corps 	LTG John Treyora 	Camp Chung, Yur 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	14th Corps Group
XV Corps 	LTG Sophie Van der Garde	Joint Base Norrbotten, Draco III 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	2nd Corps Group
LV Corps 	LTG Oyana Buda 	Fort Bluestone, Lagodan 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	2nd Corps Group
LI Corps 	LTG Christian Varey 	Fort Surravpit, Shield World 0004 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Corps Group
XXXV Corps 	LTG George Roseman 	Fort Yullew, Gannick 22 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	21st Corps Group
XL Corps 	LTG Johnny Pennsatucky 	Air Force Base Krak, Cascade 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	2nd Corps Group
XXV Corps 	LTG Madhava Menon 	Fort Ferguson, Groombridge-1830 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	4th Corps Group
CV Corps 	LTG Si Jun-Park 	Fort Yullew, Gannick 22 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	21st Corps Group
CXX Corps 	LTG Jenna Lockhart 	Camp Chambois, Tyrol 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	21st Corps Group
CLV Corps 	LTG Kayla Christianson 	Joint Base Falaise, Europa 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	14th Corps Group
CII Corps 	LTG Erik Craspel 	Joint Training Field Howe, Sigma Octanus IV 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	11th Corps Group
L Armored Corps 	LTG Amanda Fink 	Interplanetary Armor Training Center, Cascade	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Armored Corps Group
XXX Airborne Corps 	LTG Hiro Takana 	Fort Bragg, United Republic of North America 	5 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade 	50th Airborne Corps Group
XLV Corps 	LTG Julian Vet 	Fort Tandem, Shield World 0193 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Corps Group
XLVI Corps 	LTG Yi Feifei 	Joint Base Lignou, Mars 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Corps Group
LV Armored Corps 	LTG Paolo Mazini 	Outer Land Warfare Center, Blue Hills 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Armored Corps Group
CCL Corps 	LTG Adriana Lucian 	Fort Leclerc, France 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Corps Group
XX Armored Corps 	LTG Humphrey Bigg 	Fort Nagoka, Alpha Corvi II 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	20th Armored Corps Group
XVII Corps 	LTG Vasquez Tirana 	Fort Mentakab, Shield World 3888 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Corps Group
XIV Corps 	LTG Idi Hama 	Rommel Barracks, Germany 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Corps Group
XXIV Corps 	LTG Geoffroy Stein 	Joint Base Norrbotten, Draco III 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	4th Corps Group
XXXIX Corps 	LTG Yingluck Rajakanya 	Lublin, Poland 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	3rd Corps Group
XL Airborne Corps 	LTG Najib Ibrahim 	Kraków, Poland 	5 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade 	3rd Airborne Corps Group
XXXIV Airborne Corps	LTG Lee Chong Yi 	Fort Gavin, Shield World 0999 	4 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Armored Division, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade	50th Airborne Corps Group
C Airborne Corps 	LTG Lee Quan Yee 	Camp Narashino, Japan 	5 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade 	3rd Airborne Corps Group
XC Armored Corps 	LTG Shah Khan 	Fort Gloucester, New London 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	20th Armored Corps Group
CX Airborne Corps 	LTG Priyanka Kalam 	Camp Tochka, Russia 	5 Airborne Divisions, 1 Airborne Artillery Brigade 	50th Airborne Corps Group
XXXVII Armored Corps	LTG Mohammad Massoud 	Fort Un, Cut 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	10th Armored Corps Group
XXVII Armored Corps 	LTG Victor Ushenko 	Joint Base Krel, Demetri 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	16th Armored Corps Group
II Cavalry Corps 	LTG Louis Piaf 	Joint Maneuver Warfare Center, Bret 	5 Cavalry Divisions, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Cavalry Corps Group
VI Cavalry Corps 	LTG Adrian Conte 	Fort Li, Kryz 	5 Cavalry Divisions, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Cavalry Corps Group
XXI Cavalry Corps 	LTG Jacques Renault 	Camp Mbara, Propen 	5 Cavalry Divisions, 1 Artillery Brigade 	1st Cavalry Corps Group
XXX Armored Corps 	LTG Hernan Nadal 	Joint Training Field Howe, Sigma Octanus IV 	4 Armored Divisions, 2 Armored Brigade, 1 Artillery Brigade 	16th Armored Corps Group
XVIII Corps 	LTG 	Joint Base Howardson, Desodron V 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	4th Corps Group
XIX Corps 	LTG Maja Szilágyi 	Infantry Training Center, Oudara 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	11th Corps Group
CXIX Corps 	LTG Wisława Wajda 	Field Artillery Maneuver Facility, Tehur 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	21st Corps Group
CIX Corps 	LTG Valentina Sharapova 	Tsutachi, Fukushi 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	11th Corps Group
XXVI Corps 	LTG Sam White 	Air Force Base Amir, Persi 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	21st Corps Group
CXI Corps 	LTG Andrew Park 	Fort Sayyad, Shield World 4890 	4 Infantry Divisions, 1 Armored Division, 1 Artillery Brigade 	14th Corps Group
===Special Operations Forces===
The Army contains many special operations components which conduct the special operation mission of the Army. They remain small in comparison to the rest of the Army and groups UNSC Army Rangers, Special Missions Units, Psychological units, Special Operation Aviation, Army Special Forces and many more into a Corps level unit that executes tasks from the Army and the UEG. They do not contain all units tasked with missions under the Special Operations banner, units such as Special Recon Brigades are organic to Corps Groups rather than under the command of Army Special Operations Command.
 UNSC Army Special Operations Command (ASOC)
Name 	Location of headquarters 	Tasks and structure
UNSC Army Special Forces Command (SF) 	Fort Hyder, Mars 	Command that manages multiple special forces brigades that are tasked with conducting multiple missions: unconventional warfare, interplanetary internal defense, direct action, counter-insurgency, special reconnaissance, counter-information warfare, anti-Covenant assistance warfare and counter-terrorism. The Command also manages multiple psychological operations task forces as well as sustainment brigades to support their efforts.
UNSC Army Ranger Command (RANGERS) 	Incheon, Unified Korea 	Commands the various Army Ranger Divisions as well as the Ranger Diving Brigade, tasked with coordinating Battalion level operations with elite airborne infantry units capable of conducting direct action, precision-targeted raids, and special reconnaissance, supporting resistance movements behind enemy lines and supporting Army Special Forces and Special Warfare Command.
UNSC Army Special Operations Aviation Command (SOPAC) 	Air Force Base Kiev, Ukraine	Tasked with the command of trained and equipped special aviation units tasked with supporting Army Special Operations Command by providing rapid and responsive special aviation response units to provide rapid air movement and close air support capabilities.
UNSC Army David Stirling Special Warfare Training Center (DASWAT)	New Paris, Mars 	Army Special Operation Command's premier training facility conducts the Pathfinder School, Airborne Recon School as well as the Close Quarter Combat School. Also trains and selects Special Forces Officers who are assigned to command units in Army Special Forces Command.
UNSC Army Special Warfare Command (SWC) 	[Classified], Callisto 	Army's Special Missions Unit is primarily tasked with complex and heavily classified direct action and most clandestine missions. Special Warfare Command contains the Army's remaining Spartan-III unit as well as multiple battalions spread out around the Galaxy.
==Equipment==
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