The Military of North Mississippi was formed with a number of traditions brought up from the Mississippi Empire, augmented by the desires of King Xavier.
Uniform Colors
King Xavier had some very specific ideas for his new military. He was long frustrated with the odd collection of regiment specific uniforms that made up the Army of the Mississippi Empire, but also hated the unimaginatively colored uniforms of the Imperial Commonwealth. After some discussion, a middle ground was found.
The Military of North Mississippi has ten colored uniforms, dependent on which branch or command they reported to.
Branch/Command | Formal Color | Common Positions |
Administration | Red | Administrators, Medical Personnel, Training Facilities |
Air Corps | White | Pilots and Air Crew, Air Bases, Technicians |
District Troops | Dark Blue | Garrison Troops, Border Troopers, Fortress Garrison |
Field Army | Brown | All troops belonging to the Field Army |
Inspectorate | Grey | Intelligence, Counter Intelligence, Signals, Prisons |
King’s Army | Dull Green | All troops belonging to the King’s Army |
Ministry Troops | Khaki | All troops belonging to government ministries |
Navy | Black | All sailors, both at sea and at port |
North Watch | Deep Green | All troops belonging to the North Watch |
Quartermaster | Light Blue | Supply procurement and transport, fortress construction, maintenance |
Gallery of Uniform Colors