Company - 4 Platoons (144 units) led by a Clone Trooper Captain. Battalion - 4 Companies (576 units) led by a Clone Trooper Major. Regiment – 4 Battalions (2,304 units) led by a Clone Trooper Commander/ Clone Regimental Commander, and a Jedi Commander. Legion/ Brigade – 4 Regiments (9,216 units) led by a [[Senior Clone Commander) and a Jedi General. Corps – 4 Legions (36,864 units) led by a Clone Marshal Commander and a Jedi General. Sector Army – 4 Corps (147,456 units) led by a Senior Jedi General. Systems Army – 2 Sector Armies (294,912 units) led by a High Jedi General. Grand Army – a total of 3,000,000 units with a Supreme Chancellor Palpatine as Commander-in-Chief/. The special forces were highly independent clone commandos that had specific objectives and required very little help from Jedi commanders. Most of the structure of the regular forces was unchanged through the Galaxy Wars. 
These were regular forces and special forces. The army was split into separate Orders of Battle (ORBATs). Organization and Structure Order of Battle However, this merely started off the much larger Galaxy Wars, in which the army took heavy losses. The GAR's first engagement would be at the Battle of Geonosis, where it successfully routed an unsuspecting droid army. The creation of a clone army was secretly ordered by an Unknown Jedi Master 1 without the knowledge or approval of his comrades, in response to the growing shadow in the Force. But as crises piled upon each other, some within the Jedi Order began to sense a coming darkness, which their numbers alone would not be sufficient to fight. More and more often, the Jedi were called upon to act as negotiators with teeth. The only military forces were the Jedi, which kept peace for generations.
2.1.2 Command Structure of Special ForcesĪt the beginning of the Palpatine administration ( 10 BBG, the Republic had no standing armed forces, though the debate about the reinstatement of an army and navy had been ongoing for decades. 2.1.1 Command Structure of Regular Forces.
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