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Fleet Marshall
Affiliation

WOLFHOUND Empire
WOLFHOUND's Armed Forces

Lower Rank

Director General, Commissioner, Executive Air Chief Marshall, General of the Marine Corps, and Director Admiral (Armed Forces)

Command

Supreme Order in WOLFHOUND Council, Supreme Order in WOLFHOUND and Supreme Commander of all divisions (formerly)
Co-Head of State

Known Fleet Marshalls

Derrick Rangers

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Fleet Marshall (abbreviated as FM) represented by the Coat of Arms on the shoulder. Fleet Marshall is both a Military and Political Rank in the WOLFHOUND Empire as the holder of the title is the Co-Head of State, and Supreme Commander of WOLFHOUND's Armed Forces. Nothing can happen without a Fleet Marshall's order, and the title unlike Emperor is hereditary. A Fleet Marshall is commonly as Lord or Lady depending on gender.

In most recorded history; a Fleet Marshall's offspring have died before taking officer forcing the Emperor's children to ascend to the respective roles. Only to houses have been known to take the role as Fleet Marshall which is the Lord House, and Rangers House. The Lord House is the only family that were Pure-Blooded Humans during their reign, and were succeeded by the Rangers House after the WOLFHOUND Power War.

Overview[]

Nation of WOLFHOUND[]

During time of the Nation of WOLFHOUND; the title of Fleet Marshall was the sole sovereign (head of state) title of the Stratocratic Republic. The uniform of the Emperor is a fur-lined version of the main uniform used by WOLFHOUND's Army which has been treated and altered allowing them to use the same uniform for over 200 years.

WOLFHOUND Empire[]

Following the election of WOLFHOUND to a Federal Stratocratic Diarchy with two Heads of State as the Fleet Marshall is the co-head of state while maintaining Supreme authority over WOLFHOUND's Armed Forces while having to share Authority with Emperor. The Fleet Marshall retains the right to hold an election for a new High King (High Kings are elected monarchs) or appointing a new family to become a new Great King family.

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