British Expeditionary Force

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British Expeditionary Force

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General Information Founded May 8th 2012 Disbanded N/A Country  United Kingdom Region London Colors Red and Gold

Structure Total Soldiers Classified Commanded by Minister of Defence Part of British Armed Forces

The British Expeditionary Force was the name of the last military unit remaining in the British Armed Forces. It was renamed from the United Kingdom Special Forces, after the membership of that unit was opened up to anybody wishing to join.

Organization of the British Expeditionary Force

Minister of Defence
The Royal Welsh Regiment Commander	The Grenadier Guard Regiment Commander	The Royal Dragoon Scots Guard Regiment Commander
Regiment Second-in-Command	Regiment Second-in-Command	Regiment Second-in-Command
Regiment Soldiers	Regiment Soldiers	Regiment Soldiers

Rank Structure

NATO Code	OR-1	OF-1	OF-5	OF-7	OF-10
Rank	Private	Lieutenant	Colonel	Major General	Field Marshal
Abbreviation	Pte	Lt	Col	Maj Gen	FM
Role	Soldier	Quartermaster	Unit Second-in-Command	Unit Commander-in-Chief	Chief of the Defence Staff

Supplies

Supply kits of a base 10 Q6 weapons (plus 2 extra for every type of weapon raw material a supplier's citizenship country possesses), were given out daily, provided that a soldier has worked the previous day for an approved British Expeditionary Force supplier.