Is it common for someone as high-ranking as a major general to operate weaponry on the front lines in reality?

There was a major general named Rentaro Mutaguchi in the Japanese army who was frequently on the front lines during the Singapore and Imphal campaigns.

>>2

The logistics officer attached to the command, who provided estimates for the supplies and support personnel necessary for the operation, was berated and transferred to the combat unit.

As a high-ranking officer, leaving the necessary procedures to subordinates and indulging in nightly celebrations with geishas at Suikaen in Meimyo to pray for victory in battle is…

Can we say that they are on the front lines…?

If there’s a precedent like that, then I guess it’s okay…

We must keep in mind that the Orb Army is an extremely unique and lax military that allows for leniency even when Lady Kagali is deployed.

If we’re talking about the navy, quite a few generals have died on the front lines.

>>5

Sometimes ships sink completely, you know.

>>7

Because it’s a heavily armored battleship, there are those who become a shield for their allies.

It may vary by organization, but there was a high tendency for commanders of the Japanese army to be at the forefront.

In reality, a captain can be at the rank of lieutenant colonel, but when it comes to ranks with “general,” I think they take a position of overall command at the headquarters.

It depends on how the CE world is categorized, but if brigadier generals are included as junior officers, it’s not unreasonable for them to be at the front lines.

I don’t know about riding around in mobile weapons at the gambling den!

If you’re going to make reckless decisions like Kira, you should at least have a title like colonel!

>>10

In Kira’s case, since he is also related to Kagari, I wonder if there was a lack of consideration regarding his position without a title.

Well, the thread image has some internal personnel matters, after all.

Please stay back in reality!! That must be it.

If it’s fiction, the leader has to be in front; otherwise, the subordinates won’t follow, right?!

Rather than sending out the foot soldiers, it’s more effective for the general to take the lead and fight alone, resulting in fewer casualties!

It tends to end up like that…

I’m strong enough to manage things on my own…

Well, it’s probably best for Kira to do as she pleases…

Aslan is the same, but he’s just not suited for politics.

>>16

If anything, it seems that in the Freedom of the Seed, Kira is acting under the orders of the organization under Lacus, while Aslan, who is almost acting alone, is doing as he pleases the most…

Since Kagari is the general, she cannot place her brother Kira, the hero of the nation, in an odd position.

– As a technical officer, it is a rightful position because Kirra’s patented invention brings in money for the orb.

– It’s a title for doing reckless things on the battlefield.

The surroundings are the reason.

The strong ones are definitely the great ones.

It’s like the Emperor’s younger brother is a national hero, fighting vigorously on the front lines.

Ultimately, it’s true that it’s just one pilot, but if I put them in a low rank and placed them under some command, it would be a hassle.

>>19

Conversely, in Kira’s case, there’s a possibility that the superior could become intimidated and it wouldn’t work out.

>>19

In foreign countries, it is common for royalty to serve in the military as part of their noblesse oblige.

The position of a brigadier general, who is the husband of a high-ranking official’s relative with influence in other countries and is the head of an organization similar to the United Nations, would be an incredibly powerful force once thrown into the frontline; it’s beyond just being difficult to manage.

It can’t be helped! It’s because you all are weak!!!!!!!!!!

>>23

If someone as capable as you says that, then…

>>32

In reality, it’s strong, so you idiot, face it head-on! There’s hardly anyone who can do it like Aslan.

In One Piece and Legend of the Galactic Heroes, a brigadier general is nothing but trash.

Even as a lieutenant colonel, it’s still impressive.

It’s Orb’s fault that morale skyrockets to the limit when Kaguya stands at the front line.

I know I shouldn’t rely on Legend of the Galactic Heroes, but Reinhard, who became a major general in the anime, was forced into close combat for no reason, and I was thinking, “Damn, if I were the fleet admiral!”

Kira also has the backing of family ties to the head of state.

If you lower the rank, that in itself will be a big issue.

The brother of the head of state has a background that he doesn’t want to be dug up too much, but his ability is treated as top-notch, which seems troublesome.

>>29

I am the older sister!!

It seems safer for this guy to be inside the MS he pilots than to be at headquarters.

In the case of dead species, they seemed unfamiliar with saying things like “Uh… it’s an order!” but in the movie, they were able to give proper instructions, which shows that they have gained experience.

>>34

The compass was created as a counter-terrorism measure by Mikeel, which is probably why there were so many deployments for suppressing terrorism to the point where the captain’s position became solidified.

>>37

Well, seeing that you’ve really settled into your role as captain…

>>38

Perhaps what Durandal said was actually correct, considering there has been too much bloodshed… This feeling of weakness began to rear its head.

The Yukari Kingdom has presented an unparalleled sample of the chairman’s victory in a very unscrupulous manner.

I don’t know if it’s called Accord or whatever, but you guys are just murderers!

Are you the captain’s machine?!

You’re not that great, after all!

In the case of thread images, I think it is a rank influenced by various political considerations such as honorific titles and internal personnel matters.

Considering the contribution to the orb, I think it’s still insufficient…

Honestly, I don’t really understand why this guy was given a title.

Isn’t it something that you have to be free from?

>>39

Since the Archangel was integrated into the Orb Forces…

It’s funny that Aslan was more suited to being a direct agent of the head of state rather than a soldier.

>>40

The framework of the military is even a hindrance…

>>45

So, having Meirin, who easily transcends the framework of military soldiers, as a supervisor… isn’t this the most amazing and crazy combination?

>>51

Their competence is outstanding, though.

At the same time, the level of danger is also extreme.

The compass retained the rank of the sending organization, so it remained as a brigadier general.

My wife is more suited to be a commander…

>>44

Please avoid the cockpit.

Aslan is also a first-class officer equivalent to a colonel, the same as Mu.

I can’t see any future other than failure if we let someone who has repeatedly held back the military join now!

If you’re the captain of the MS team, a rank like Amuro’s, which is first lieutenant, would probably be appropriate.

In the context of the Universal Century, it’s like being in a position similar to Garma, so if you’re in a lower rank, any mistakes could be way too troublesome.

If it’s common to be placed in command after achieving accomplishments as a player, it seems like the overall strength would decrease.

The ZAF pilot team is likely to be reorganized into the Hawken team or the Asuka team after the main story, as Shin and Hilda hold the same rank of Captain and are the highest-ranking officers.

I am Neo Roanoke, the Great!

>>54

Old man!!

When asked if there are achievements that could make him a brigadier general, Kira does have some, so it’s a bit troublesome again.

It’s common to have internal personnel decisions.

Aslan also has the capability to be Kagari’s bodyguard.

>>57

It seems I was so absorbed in the battle that I caused injuries.

A position where only Rax can truly hold the reins.

Well, it’s kind of like the ZAF’s face or Mr. Bushido’s license from Double O, the rank of the lieutenant general.

>>59

If you’re in a lower rank, it seems like those who think bad thoughts might come out…

>>79

The commander is giving orders to Prince Kira, so Kagari is being considerate.

At that time, the only survival character who was doing a proper job for their rank was Izark, who is only a lieutenant colonel… Even the minister Jagann is also a lieutenant colonel.

>>60

Was the attack on civilians by the army a hindrance?

>>64

The rank system in ZAFAT itself is…

This was introduced urgently because problems would arise when creating a joint investment force with other countries after DESTINY.

It seems that the army has been formed without a general and is composed of lower officers and non-commissioned officers.

In our country, there is a precedent for military personnel being part of the imperial family.

Before the Orb Union Principality became the East Asia Republic in the Unification War, the Japan archipelago was subdued by the China-Korea Allied Forces.

It is a country that was effectively created by a large number of Japanese engineers and their families who became refugees, so there is a precedent for this.

Although it’s another work, Flit, who is also a lieutenant general and the Supreme Commander of the Earth Federation, is also on the front lines.

I think Jagannath is equivalent to a general.

Orb’s recovery from the seeds is thanks to Kira’s OS royalties, and the M1 Astray was completed thanks to Kira. The Eclipse was also made from the data of Freedom that Kira brought back, and it’s laughable how much more he has contributed to Orb than Kagari.

The ZAFT army of various ambiguous ranks in white, red, and green was functioning quite well.

>>70

There’s also black.

>>73

I’m only wearing it like a politician, but there are also purple and teal.

>>70

In ZAFT, there is originally no rank system.

The color of the clothes is a role that each member should fulfill, and there is no enforcement from the orders.

A request carried out with the understanding of all personnel who received the instructions.

In Kira’s case, it seems that if we don’t give her a higher position, there could be various problems.

>>72

Because he’s Kagari’s older brother.

ZAFT is an organization that originally developed from a volunteer army.

After watching “The First,” I decided not to worry about the fact that the princes of the Principality of Zeon, led by Colonel Char, were casually appearing on the battlefield.

Even the esteemed ones have cheap lives!

The brains of the Orb citizens have burned out.

Rather, since the time of the seed, Kira has been doing a lot of things that get on my nerves, Orb.

I felt like I was creating strikes with my own problems, and just when I thought I was helping the guerrillas, I got hit; there were also guys aiming for popularity behind our backs that we didn’t even know about.

Since you are admired as Kira by the military, it’s okay to make personnel decisions among family members.

When you list your achievements, you’re nothing but a hero who saves the country, Kira.

I’ll hold down the Messiah with Eternal, so everyone else should go for Requiem. But I can’t say that in a lower rank…

>>80

Since it’s been treated as if it never happened, will you forgive me? You’ll forgive me, right?

ZAFT was originally a volunteer army, so there were no ranks.

The hero of the nation, the younger brother of the head of state, and the lover of the songstress.

It seems like I’m being chased by paparazzi to the point of dying.

If you can substitute for your fighting strength and have a high rank, you probably won’t participate, but you’re incredibly strong to the point that it’s not even worth debating.

It’s fine now that Kagari can also handle Aslan’s situation, but there are quite a few times when I’m the primary force, so we’re really short on manpower.

Currently, in ZAFT, the highest-ranking managerial position is held by a lieutenant colonel.

Captain Konoe, who was matched in rank with Maru in the result dispatch group, is the highest-ranking military officer.

So could it be that ZAFD didn’t have any orders and I could choose not to participate in unpleasant missions?