Difference between revisions of "Brandenberg Edicts"
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| − | The '''Brandenberg Edicts''' were a set of policies issued by [[Archon]] [[Katherine Steiner]] in [[2413]], which reshaped the [[Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces]] rank structure to ones adapted from those used by the Federal Republic of Germany in the twentieth century, relationship to government and streamlined its operations.<ref name=HSLCp17>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 17 "The BattleMech Era"</ref> | + | The '''Brandenberg Edicts''' were a set of policies issued by [[Archon]] [[Katherine Steiner]] in [[2413]], which reshaped the [[Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces]] rank structure to ones adapted from those used by the Federal Republic of Germany in the twentieth century, relationship to government and streamlined its operations.<ref name=HSLCp17>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 17 "The BattleMech Era"</ref> The Edicts, a version of which was published by [[Commonwealth Military Press]] for the LCAF in [[2414]], also provided: |
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| − | The Edicts, a version of which was published by [[Commonwealth Military Press]] for the LCAF in [[2414]], also provided: | ||
* Rules regarding the attendance of social functions by senior LCAF officers<ref name=HSLCp12>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 12</ref>; and | * Rules regarding the attendance of social functions by senior LCAF officers<ref name=HSLCp12>''House Steiner (The Lyran Commonwealth)'', p. 12</ref>; and | ||
Revision as of 06:54, 25 October 2023
The Brandenberg Edicts were a set of policies issued by Archon Katherine Steiner in 2413, which reshaped the Lyran Commonwealth Armed Forces rank structure to ones adapted from those used by the Federal Republic of Germany in the twentieth century, relationship to government and streamlined its operations.[1] The Edicts, a version of which was published by Commonwealth Military Press for the LCAF in 2414, also provided:
- Rules regarding the attendance of social functions by senior LCAF officers[2]; and
- For the abolishing of miliary life peerages, such as Duke, Count and Baron, which had been awarded to bolster military egos[3].