Hurmu Fyrð

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Hurmu Fyrð

Active:	1720 AN –
Motto:
In use by:	Hurmu
Allegiance:	Order of the Holy Lakes

Type:	Territorial Defence Force
Role	Combined Arms
Size:	250,000 contracted personnel 110,000 territorial volunteers
Branches:	Headquarters Air Department Land Department Sea Department Peace Academy
Current Commander:	Senate of the Lakes

Allies
Opponents
Conflicts & Deployments

History

Following the conclusion of the 1719–1720 Hurmu civil conflict the Hurmu Peace Corps was reorganised into the Hurmu Fyrð. The new force is organised in compliance with the Charter for the Order of the Holy Lakes and the Regulations on the Defense of the Realms in Right of the Order, 1720.

Hurmu Fyrð
- Headquarters
- Air Department
- Land Department
  - Vaktkorps
    - Vakter kavaleridivisjon
    - Vaktenes panserdivisjon
    - 1. Gardedivisjon
    - 2. Gardedivisjon
    - 3. Gardedivisjon
  - Hurmudan Panserhæren
- Sea Department
- Peace Academy

Regardless of department of service, all peacekeepers have the same structure of ranks.

Rank code	Name	Comment
OF-10	Chancellor of the Order of the Holy Lakes	Ceremonial commander in chief
OF-10	Fyrð's Master	Commander-in-Chief
OF-9	Corps' Master
OF-8	Divisional Master
OF-7	Brigade's Master
OF-6	Regimental Master	Requires a master's degree in peacekeeping or equivalent
OF-5	Commandant of the Fyrð
OF-4	Chief Superintendent of the Fyrð
OF-3	Superintendent Inspector of the Fyrð
OF-2	Inspector of the Fyrð
OF-1	Officer of the Fyrð	Upon graduation from the Academy of Peace with a bachelor's degree in peacekeeping, or equivalent
OF-D	Aspirant Officer	Requires passing OR-1, and then admitted to the Academy of Peace
OR-9	Warrant Officer
OR-8	Senior Ranger
OR-7	Junior Ranger
OR-6	Senior Warden
OR-5	Junior Warden
OR-4	Senior Specialist
OR-3	Junior Specialist
OR-2	Volunteer
OR-1	Cadet