Editing Imperial Army/Legends

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|image=[[File:Imperial_Emblem.svg]]
|name=Imperial Army
|type=
|founder=
|leader=*[[Galactic Emperor/Legends|Emperor]] [[Palpatine/Legends|Palpatine]]
*[[Supreme Commander (Empire)/Legends|Supreme Commander]] [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Darth Vader]]<ref name="kenner">{{KennerCite|set=Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (toy line)|pack=Darth Vader vs. Prince Xizor|link=soteKxizor-vader.asp}}</ref>
*[[Army Command]]<ref name="Imperial Handbook">''[[Star Wars: Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide]]''</ref>
*[[Director of Imperial Intelligence|Director]] [[Ysanne Isard]] {{C|[[Post-Imperial era|Post-Endor]]}}<ref name="Rogue Squadron">''[[X-Wing: Rogue Squadron]]''</ref>
*[[Grand Admiral/Legends|Grand Admiral]] [[Mitth'raw'nuruodo/Legends|Thrawn]] {{C|Post-Endor}}<ref name="HotE">''[[Heir to the Empire]]''</ref>
|subgroup=*[[Assault Armor Division/Legends|Assault Armor Division]]<ref name="Imperial Handbook" />
*[[Imperial Armor Corps/Legends|Imperial Armor Corps]]<ref name="Imperial Handbook" />
*[[Biowarfare division|Biowarfare Division]]<ref name="The Cure">{{Journal|6|The Cure}}</ref>
*[[Imperial Maritime Division]]<ref name="Imperial Handbook" />
*[[Imperial Vehicle Corps/Legends|Imperial Vehicle Corps]]<ref name="Age of Rebellion">[[Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Core Rulebook|''Star Wars: Age of Rebellion'' Core Rulebook]]</ref>
|headquarters=*[[Coruscant/Legends|Coruscant]] {{C|[[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire]]/[[Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire]]}}
*[[Wayland]] {{C|[[Thrawn's confederation|Thrawn's Confederation]]}}
*[[Bastion/Legends|Bastion]] {{C|[[Imperial Remnant]]/[[Fel Empire]]}}
|locations=Throughout [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy]]
|formed=[[Grand Army of the Republic/Legends|Grand Army of the Republic]]<ref name="EGW">''[[The Essential Guide to Warfare]]''</ref>
|founded=[[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]]
|fragmented=[[4 ABY/Legends|4 ABY]], [[130 ABY]]
|reorganized=
|dissolved=
|restored=[[12 ABY/Legends|12 ABY]], [[138 ABY]]
|affiliation=*[[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire]]
**[[Imperial Military/Legends|Imperial Military]]
*[[Imperial Remnant]]
*[[Fel Empire]]
*[[Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire]]
*[[Empire-in-exile]]
**[[Galactic Federation Triumvirate]]
}}
{{Quote|To the Imperial Navy who brings us to our battlefield &mdash; we are grateful for the ride, and we offer you our thanks. But only when the Imperial Army has disembarked does the war truly begin.|[[High General]] [[Cassio Tagge/Legends|Cassio Tagge]], [[Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide|''Imperial Handbook'']]|<ref name="Imperial Handbook" />}}
The '''Imperial Army''', also known as the '''Imperial Strike Force''', was the [[Ground warfare|ground-based]] branch of the [[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire's]] [[Imperial Military/Legends|military]]. As the ultimate evolution of the [[Grand Army of the Republic/Legends|Grand Army of the Republic]], the Imperial Army swiftly asserted dominance throughout [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy]], making use of highly trained [[Soldier/Legends|soldiers]], mechanized [[Walker/Legends|walkers]], and overwhelming numbers. The Imperial Army operated in tandem with the forces of the [[Imperial Navy/Legends|Imperial Navy]], relying on the numerous fleets to transport legions of troopers across the far reaches of the galaxy. The most common soldiers of the Empire's ground forces were known as [[Imperial Army trooper/Legends|Imperial Army troopers]], the core [[Infantry/Legends|infantry]] of the army tasked with establishing Imperial regimes and pacifying troublesome [[Planet/Legends|worlds]]. As the Imperials reinforced their grip on the galaxy, these units were gradually phased out in those areas and were replaced by [[Stormtrooper/Legends|stormtrooper]] garrisons, elite shock troops fanatically loyal to [[Palpatine/Legends|the Emperor]] himself.

At the decisive [[Battle of Endor/Legends|Battle of Endor]] in [[4 ABY/Legends|4 ABY]], the Imperial Military suffered a devastating defeat at the hands of the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic/Legends|Rebel Alliance]], and the Imperial Army fragmented as the Empire [[Imperial Civil War|collapsed]] into [[Warlord/Legends|warlordism]] and infighting, losing ground to the [[New Republic/Legends|New Republic]]. The Imperial Army was [[Imperial Reunification|reunified]] under the [[Imperial Remnant]] and remained after its reconstitution as the [[Fel Empire]], and split once again in [[130 ABY]] during the [[Second Imperial Civil War]] between [[Darth Krayt]]'s [[Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire|Imperial faction]] and [[Empire-in-exile|that of]] Emperor [[Roan Fel]].

==Role==
{{Quote|The Emperor's army is infinite.|[[Rahm Kota/Legends|Rahm Kota]]|<ref name="TFU">''[[Star Wars: The Force Unleashed]]''</ref>}}
[[File:ATATAssaultFormation-TCGtBoH.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[All Terrain Armored Transport/Legends|AT-ATs]] of [[Blizzard Force/Legends|Blizzard Force]] in the attack at the [[Battle of Hoth/Legends|Battle of Hoth]], [[3 ABY/Legends|3 ABY]]]]
The goal of the Imperial Army was surface superiority during instances of [[ground warfare]], and were equipped with the means of seizing and defending a [[Planet/Legends|planet]]. While the [[Imperial Navy/Legends|Imperial Navy]] controlled space and the [[Stormtrooper Corps/Legends|Stormtrooper Corps]] led assaults and established bridgeheads, only the Imperial Army was capable of deploying the heavy equipment and sustaining the long operations required to gain control of planets. As such, the Army encompassed various infantry, armored cavalry, special forces, artillery operators, engineers, scouts, and drivers that came to number in the tens of trillions. This also meant that while they were capable of decisive planetary operations and sustained surface superiority, it took longer to deploy their specialized formations and heavy equipment than other branches of the [[Imperial Military/Legends|Imperial Military]].<ref name="IHB">''[[Star Wars: Imperial Handbook: A Commander's Guide]]''</ref><ref name="RECG">''[[Rebellion Era Campaign Guide]]''</ref>

Aside from this, the Army also had the role of eliminating military threats to the established Imperial political order on planetary surfaces or other inhabited complexes. If on an enemy planet, the Imperial Army was to engage and defeat any local military force that was capable of resistance in order to ensure the transition of control of the planet towards the Empire. The Army when engaged in operations could expect support from the Imperial Navy during the initial drop phase, which included suppressing fire against particularly hard or well-armed targets, as well as "force reduction attacks" meant to destroy enemy assets capable of interfering with reorganization after the drop. The Army during later phases of an operation was also allowed to pre-plan for [[Orbital bombardment/Legends|orbital bombardments]] on specific targets. If the operation proved vital enough, the Army would even work together with naval units on the ground to provide fire support upon being called upon. For garrison duty, their role was largely the same, although they were expected to provide firepower and backup for [[Commission for the Preservation of the New Order/Legends|COMPNOR]] and [[Imperial Intelligence/Legends|Intelligence]] operatives whenever called upon.<ref name="ISB2">[[Imperial Sourcebook (Second Edition)|''Imperial Sourcebook'', Second Edition]]</ref>

[[File:Imperial_Army.jpg|thumb|left|300px|Imperial walkers]]
Other surface missions undertaken by the Imperial Army included utterly obliterating an enemy possession, engaging enemy infantry and mechanized units, providing strategic insertion of commandos or expeditionary forces, securing control of a key planetary resource or supply line, and/or holding an objective and destroying enemy attackers attempting to reclaim it. Although their primary objective during the Galactic Civil War was the monitoring for and later immediate and decisive eradication of any Rebel presence on planets (with the process being compared to sterilizing wounds by applying heat), the Imperial Army also was cognizant of the criminal underworld, as groups such as the Hutts, smugglers, bounty hunters, as well as others who lived in civilization's fringes were considered enemies even if technically not aligned with the Rebels. The Imperial Army, when hunting for Rebels, didn't need the cooperation of local planetary governments, though they did require obedience from the latter as necessary.<ref name="IHB" />

[[Imperial Army trooper/Legends|Imperial Army troopers]] occasionally operated aboard Naval vessels as [[marine]]s. When aboard a Naval vessel, their standard duties were to steer clear of Naval soldiers and see their equipment was properly maintained, although they were also charged with defending the vessel if it was boarded by enemy units, with Army officers coordinating the crew of the vessel alongside the soldiers in this event. This also had the consequence of creating a degree of friction between the two services.<ref name="ISB2" />

Imperial Army commanders during the [[Galactic Civil War/Legends|Galactic Civil War]] were noted to be somewhat uncreative, using outdated "by the book" tactics learned in the [[Imperial Academy/Legends|Imperial Academy]]. Most Imperial commanders could be more easily defeated if faced with an unexpected situation for which there was no conventional solution.<ref>''[[The Rebel Alliance Sourcebook]]''</ref> The Imperial Army's orders generally came from a top-down aspect, whereby the Emperor supplied the orders which were transmitted from [[Army Command]] down through a clear hierarchy. In addition, Imperial commanders were expected to follow established protocol, and often did so by set objectives that defined in the type of units deployed into battle and how these units were to be used. As such, while the Imperial forces could afford to field specialized troopers in great numbers and in various formations, their [[Rebel trooper/Legends|Rebel counterparts]] in those fields tended to have greater training than Imperial specialists. In large part because of the top-down structure of orders, the Imperial Army's policy often led to their ignoring civilian complaints due to not answering to them, although the Rebel General [[Crix Madine/Legends|Crix Madine]], himself a former Imperial soldier, mentioned that units belonging to the Imperial Special Missions generally ignored that aspect of protocol.<ref name="IHB" />

The Imperial Army's tactics emphasized demoralizing the enemy, specifically through the use of overwhelming firepower to leave them shell-shocked and helpless in the face of a massive, numerically superior frontal assault. The Empire also emphasized striking to disrupt the enemy's plans and expose their flaws while they were in disorder. The Imperial Army emphasized the frontal assault as the centerpiece of ground warfare, which drove the development of massive [[Walker/Legends|walkers]] like the [[All Terrain Armored Transport/Legends|AT-AT]], which could use its immense height to deliver overwhelming firepower against targets from far outside the range of most artillery or ground vehicles. [[Repulsortank/Legends|Repulsortanks]] and other such repulsorlift vehicles were considered better suited for "mid-intensity" combat, such as urban warfare and fast-moving campaigns in grassy or forested terrain.<ref name="EGW" />

==History==
===Formation===
[[File:Hurst_Romodi.jpg|thumb|right|250px|[[General/Legends|General]] [[Hurst Romodi/Legends|Hurst Romodi]] leads Imperial troops during the [[Reconquest of the Rim]].]]
During the [[Clone Wars/Legends|Clone Wars]], the [[Galactic Republic/Legends|Galactic Republic's]] [[Judicial Forces/Legends|Judicial Forces]] and the various [[Planetary Security Forces]] were nationalized into the [[Grand Army of the Republic/Legends|Grand Army of the Republic]]. These operated in defensive deployments while the Grand Army's [[Clone trooper/Legends|clone troopers]] performed offensive operations. After the [[Declaration of a New Order]] in [[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]] and the establishment of the [[Galactic Empire/Legends|Galactic Empire]], the Planetary Security Forces and Judicials were further amalgamated to form the new Imperial Army, while the clone troopers were split off to form the [[Stormtrooper Corps/Legends|Stormtrooper Corps]].<ref name="EGW" />

The Imperial Army saw heavy action during the first campaign of the [[Imperial Period|Imperial era]], the [[Reconquest of the Rim]]. Forces led by [[General/Legends|Generals]] [[Hurst Romodi/Legends|Hurst Romodi]] and [[Jan Dodonna/Legends|Jan Dodonna]] defeated [[Separatist holdouts/Legends|Separatist holdouts]] during the [[Ciutric Offensive]] and [[Sy Myrthian Insurrection]] of [[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]]. Romodi again led troops from the front at the [[Battle of Kelrodo-Ai|Battles of Kelrodo-Ai]] and [[Battle of Ord Vaug|Ord Vaug]] during the [[Western Reaches Operation]] of [[17 BBY/Legends|17 BBY]].<ref name="EGW" /> Owing to the heavy militarization during the Imperial Period, the Imperial Army saw massive expansions, including even increasing the amount of Sector Armies in the galaxy. In addition, the size of the Imperial Army was such that [[Rahm Kota/Legends|Rahm Kota]] mentioned that the army that was at the Emperor's disposal was essentially infinite in numbers,<ref name="TFU" /> and the Rebel Alliance general [[Carlist Rieekan/Legends|Carlist Rieekan]] even acknowledged that the Rebels stand little to no chance at fighting the Imperials in a straight up battle, due to not having the troop strength to engage battle at the regimental level, as well as admitting that not even guerrilla tactics will be enough to dislodge the Imperial Army from the core systems regarding the Sector Armies.<ref name="IHB" />

The Imperial Army, compared to the pre&ndash;Clone Wars Republic Army, was significantly expanded and overhauled, to such an extent that the process of creating the Imperial Army after the rise of the New Order was compared to reviving it from the dead. In fact, refurbishing the structure and personnel of the Imperial Army to the extent that it was established as a branch equal to the Imperial Navy was one of [[Palpatine/Legends|Palpatine's]] first actions upon creating the Galactic Empire. Examples of some of its overhauls included the re-establishment of rigorous training and recruitment programs, as well as expanding Imperial Army-related missions to include conducting drop missions into hostile territory for standard troopers instead of just for elite units, and training for complex assaults. Probably one of the biggest differences was that when working together, the Imperial Navy was required by doctrine to provide support for Imperial Army forces during critical phases of a military operation, as well as allowing permanent garrisons to have access to various naval assets such as [[TIE Series|TIE Fighters]] [[Ground support wing|attached]] to Army units for the whole of the mission. By contrast, the Republic's [[Judicial Forces/Legends|Judicial]] and [[Planetary Security Forces]] before the Clone Wars at best qualified as a poorly trained police force with fancy uniforms, with their main role being garrison duty on member worlds of the Old Republic (and even there, largely as a barrier between squabbling locals). They required the Republic Navy to get them to where they needed to go as well as to have what little remained extracted, and largely had to fend for itself during a campaign since the Republic Navy was stretched too thin to be of any help. The Republic Navy also often jealously guarded its starfighters, leaving morale among Army forces very low and actual membership virtually nonexistent. In addition, the pre&ndash;Clone Wars Republic Army, due to it largely having its units being under the direct and exclusive command of the planetary governments of the worlds they served, had its worlds pay only half the expenses and provide half the materiel for the units engaged in operations (the Republic Navy, by comparison, often had its expenses paid for by the Republic as a whole). As a result complaints about the costs of deployed surface forces were very common among those member worlds of the Republic who weren't among the wealthiest members, which consequentially resulted in the Army's expenditures plummeting.<ref name="ISB2" />

===The Galactic Civil War===
[[File:VictoryOnEndor.jpg|thumb|left|200px|The Imperial Army suffered a serious defeat at the [[Battle of Endor/Legends|Battle of Endor]] in [[4 ABY/Legends|4 ABY]].]]
In the aftermath of the Reconquest, one of the Army's most common duties was the maintenance of planetary garrisons throughout [[The galaxy/Legends|the galaxy]], but from [[2 BBY/Legends|2 BBY]] it faced a new enemy on the ground in the form of the [[Alliance Army/Legends|Alliance Army]] after the [[Alliance to Restore the Republic/Legends|Alliance to Restore the Republic]] issued the [[Declaration of Rebellion/Legends|Declaration of Rebellion]] and began the [[Galactic Civil War/Legends|Galactic Civil War]].<ref name="EGW" />

In [[3 ABY/Legends|3 ABY]], the Imperial Army's [[Blizzard Force/Legends|Blizzard Force]] led by General [[Maximilian Veers/Legends|Maximilian Veers]] dealt the Alliance a serious defeat at the [[Battle of Hoth/Legends|Battle of Hoth]], forcing the Rebels to flee into space.<ref name="ESB">{{Film|V}}</ref> [[4 ABY/Legends|The next year]], however, the Army's [[Tempest Force/Legends|Tempest Force]] was defeated at the [[Battle of Endor/Legends|Battle of Endor]]. Both [[Galactic Emperor/Legends|Emperor]] [[Palpatine/Legends|Palpatine]] and the [[Supreme Commander (Empire)/Legends|Supreme Commander]],<ref name="kenner" /> [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Darth Vader]], were killed aboard the [[Death Star II|Second Death Star]], and the Imperial Military began to split up between various Imperial [[Warlord/Legends|warlords]].<ref name="EGW" />

A rump of the Imperial Army remained loyal to [[Coruscant/Legends|Coruscant]], and between 4 and [[6 ABY/Legends|6 ABY]] engaged the [[New Republic Army]] in numerous engagements as the [[New Republic/Legends|New Republic]] [[Galactic Civil War/Legends#The advance of the New Republic (4-6 ABY)|advanced]] towards the [[Core Worlds/Legends|Core Worlds]]. In [[5 ABY/Legends|5 ABY]], Army AT-ATs and sappers fought a three-month [[Milagro campaign|battle]] on [[Milagro/Legends|Milagro]] that encompassed both armored engagements and subterranean battles. However, the Imperial Army was unable to prevent the Republic's [[Liberation of Coruscant (Galactic Civil War)|capture of Coruscant]] in 6 ABY, whereupon the Empire fragmented further.<ref name="EGW" />
[[File:XR-85_Coruscant.jpg|thumb|right|150px|[[XR-85 tank droid]]s and [[Century tank]]s engage in the ruins of Coruscant.]]
The consolidation of Imperial forces under the new ''de facto'' Supreme Commander, [[Grand Admiral/Legends|Grand Admiral]] [[Mitth'raw'nuruodo/Legends|Thrawn]], in [[9 ABY/Legends|9 ABY]] saw the Army's ranks refilled with [[Cloning/Legends|cloned soldiers]]. Thrawn used [[Spaarti cloning cylinder]]s to restore Imperial numbers, with Army officers like [[Maximilian Veers/Legends|Maximilian Veers]] becoming [[Prime clone|templates]] for new clone lines. In [[10 ABY/Legends|10 ABY]], Army troops led by General [[Alix Balan]] [[Second Battle of Coruscant|reclaimed Coruscant]] for Emperor Palpatine, reborn in a cloned body. However, the Empire soon again [[Imperial Civil War|fell into infighting]], and Army AT-ATs, [[Century tank]]s, and [[XR-85 tank droid]]s clashed in the ruins of [[Galactic City]] fighting for numerous factions.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="NEC">''[[The New Essential Chronology]]''</ref>

Imperial Army forces loyal to Palpatine [[Battle of Calamari|attacked]] [[Dac]], with a force of [[World Devastator]]s being led by General [[Titus Klev]]. Maximilian Veers died leading Army troops, [[SD-9-series battle droid|SD-9 battle droids]], and [[Shadow Droid]]s at the [[Battle of Balmorra]]. However, Palpatine's [[Battle of Onderon (Galactic Civil War)|final death]] at [[Onderon/Legends|Onderon]] saw the Imperial Military once again split, and the Army would remain divided until [[Imperial Reunification]] in [[12 ABY/Legends|12 ABY]].<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="NEC" />

===Legacy===
The Imperial Army became the ground force of the [[Imperial Remnant]] following Reunification, and remained the army of the succeeding [[Fel Empire]] after the restoration of the title of Emperor under the [[Fel dynasty]]. At some point after [[44 ABY]], the [[Stormtrooper Corps/Legends|Stormtrooper Corps]] was merged with the Army.<ref name="Legacy">''[[Star Wars: Legacy]]''</ref>

From [[130 ABY]], the split of the [[Fel Empire]] in the [[Second Imperial Civil War]] would also lead to the splitting of the Imperial Army between the [[Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire|faction]] of [[Darth Krayt]] and the [[Empire-in-exile|faction]] loyal to Emperor [[Roan Fel]]. At the [[Battle of Borosk (137 ABY)|Battle of Borosk]] in [[137 ABY]], Stormtrooper divisions on both sides of the civil war clashed, with the [[908th Stormtrooper Division]] being wiped out to a man by the [[407th Stormtrooper Division|407th]].<ref name="Legacy" />

==Organization==
===Headquarters===
[[File:ATATdriver-SWBC34.png|thumb|left|200px|An AT-AT Driver with the Imperial Army emblem on his helmet]]
Prior to the Battle of Endor and the ''de facto'' collapse of Imperial authority, the highest organizational body of the Imperial Military was the [[Imperial High Command/Legends|Imperial High Command]]. Below this was [[Army Command]], the organizing body of senior [[General/Legends|Generals]] that directed all operations of the Imperial Army, led by the Army [[Chief of Staff/Legends|Chief of Staff]]. Army Command oversaw all aspects of the Imperial Army and operated and commanded the ground battles and anything within the Imperial Army's jurisdiction, coordinating the war effort of the Galactic Empire.<ref name="IHB" />

===Administration===
Below Army Command were three other important organizational distinctions within the Imperial Army: The [[Assault Armor Division/Legends|Assault Armor Division]], the [[Imperial Maritime Division]], and the [[ground support wing]]s. The Assault Armor Division was a branch of the Imperial Army that was responsible for mechanized warfare and utilizing heavy vehicular support. It encompassed all mechanized war machines, which included various walkers, repulsorlift vehicles, and tanks.<ref name="IHB" />

The [[Imperial Maritime Division]] acted as the water navy division for the Imperial Army, and as such was capable of operating on oceans, rivers, and urban waterways by utilizing specialized aquatic vehicles such as destroyers, submersibles, and waveskimmers.<ref name="IHB" /> The ground support wings controlled garrison-based TIE fighters detached from the Navy to support the Army.<ref name="IHB" /> Although technically originating from the [[Starfighter Corps (Galactic Empire)|Starfighter Corps]] controlled by the Imperial Navy, the [[TIE pilot]]s operated under Imperial Army jurisdiction instead of the Imperial Navy. This was an enforced compromise between the two branches of the Imperial Military, as the Army wanted its own starfighter complement while the Navy wanted exclusive control of starfighters.<ref name="ISB">''[[Imperial Sourcebook]]''</ref> This incidentally resulted in a massive rivalry between space-borne "vac-heads" and "ground-hog" TIE pilots.<ref name="Warfare Author's Cut 10">{{SW|url=news/star-wars-the-essential-guide-to-warfare-authors-cut-part-10-the-rise-of-the-empire|text=''Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Warfare'' Author's Cut, Part 10: The Rise of the Empire|int=Star Wars: The Essential Guide to Warfare Author's Cut}}</ref>

===Tactical organization===
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The Imperial Army was structured to provide the greatest possible flexibility to the commander. Because the Empire could afford to field specialized troops in great numbers, Imperial formations, particularly at the lower levels, could be very diverse. As with the rest of the Imperial Service, the Army made a strong distinction between "combat elements," and "command elements" or "support elements." Any [[Commander/Legends|commander]], even a [[Sergeant/Legends|Sergeant]], was considered part of the "command element" and was not counted among the troopers, despite the fact that they were expected to take part in the fighting.<ref name="ISB2" /> Since unit commanders were considered supernumeraries, the average Imperial Army formation tended to have a larger headcount than an equivalent-strength formation in the [[Grand Army of the Republic/Legends|Grand Army of the Republic]].

The largest formation of the Imperial Army was the [[sector army]], comprising around one and a half million men commanded by a [[Surface Marshal]], though due to the political complications of [[Sector/Legends|sector]] administration, this was usually an honorary title held by the sector [[Moff/Legends|Moff]]. A sector army was composed of two to four [[Systems army|systems armies]], each led by a [[High General]] and composed of around 393,000 troops, though the systems armies were largely bookkeeping formations used to control reinforcements to subordinate forces, not operational units. Systems armies were formed of one to three [[Army (Imperial Army formation)|armies]], each of around 131,000 troops, commanded by a [[General/Legends|General]] and comprising four [[Corps/Legends#Imperial Army|corps]], one of each type. The army was considered the minimum strength to capture and control a key [[Star system/Legends|star system]].<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" /><ref name="IHB" />

Below the army level, formations and units began to diversify. The [[Corps/Legends#Imperial Army|corps]], comprising around 33,000 troopers and led by a [[Major General]], was deployed for major [[Planet/Legends|planetary]] operations and was composed of four [[Battle group|battlegroups]], the exact composition depending on role. The type of corps deployed depended on the planetary environment, population, and level of hostility. The [[line corps]] was the standard configuration, while the [[Atrisian corps]] were among the elite of the Empire's formations. [[Armor corps]] were heavy on tanks and offensive power, while [[mobile corps]] emphasized speed and mobility. The [[Corps/Legends#Corps HQs|corps headquarters]] also controlled air support through the [[ground support wing]]. The corps' four [[Battle group|battlegroups]], each of around 8,000 troopers and commanded by a [[High Colonel/Legends|High Colonel]], were the standard deployment for major Army offensives and were capable of capturing a continent. The standard formation was the [[line battlegroup]], while [[reinforced battlegroup]]s offered a mix of specializations for diverse planetary environments. [[Armored battlegroup]]s deployed large numbers of vehicles to destroy concentrate knots of resistance, while [[mobile battlegroup]]s focused more on maneuvering mechanized infantry.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" /><ref name="IHB" />

The battlegroup was composed of four [[Regiment/Legends|regiments]], each of around 2,000 troopers and led by a [[Lieutenant Colonel/Legends|Lieutenant Colonel]]. [[Line regiment]]s were considered the appropriate configuration for the long term occupation of a planetary region while [[assault regiment]]s formed the vanguard of attacks. [[Repulsorlift regiment]]s emphasized speed and rapid response while [[armor regiment]]s and [[Vanguard armor regiment/Legends|vanguard armor regiments]] provided heavy mobile firepower. [[Artillery regiment]]s provided fire support. Four [[Battalion/Legends|battalions]] formed the regiment, each of around 512 troopers led by a [[Major/Legends|Major]]. The minimum deployment for an Army operation unless [[Stormtrooper/Legends|Stormtroopers]] were attached, battalions could capture a major urban center. [[Line battalion]]s were the standard configuration while [[Assault battalion|assault]], [[Armor battalion|armor]] and [[repulsorlift battalion]]s operated armored vehicles. [[Artillery battalion]]s provided fire support, while [[special missions battalion]]s were the largest formations for the Imperial Army's [[Imperial Army Special Missions trooper/Legends|special forces]]. [[Security platoon]]s were also included in the battalion to maintain order.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" /><ref name="IHB" /> Even though [[CompForce/Legends|CompForce]], being an agency of [[Commission for the Preservation of the New Order/Legends|COMPNOR]], was not technically part of the Imperial Military hierarchy, let alone the Imperial Army, it had [[COMPNOR Regiment|a regiment type]] within the regiment structure, though it wasn't popular with the Army itself.<ref name="ISB2" />

The battalion was formed from four [[Company/Legends|companies]], each of around 128 troopers led by a [[Captain/Legends|Captain]], and was considered sufficient force to control a [[City/Legends|city]]. The company was the smallest unit that would receive attachments of support troops, such as logisticians, [[Medic/Legends|medics]], [[Technician/Legends|technicians]] and [[Droid/Legends|droids]], for administration and resupply in the field. [[Line company|Line companies]] were the standard formation, while [[Special missions company|special missions companies]] acted as expeditionary and special reconnaissance forces and [[Scout troop|scout companies]], known as troops, provided [[Speeder bike/Legends|speeder bike]]-mounted reconnaissance. [[Attack armor company|Attack]] and [[Breakthrough armor company|breakthrough armor companies]] operated heavy vehicles, while [[Repulsorlift company|repulsorlift companies]] acted as mechanized infantry and [[Artillery battery|artillery companies]], known as batteries, provided long-range fire support. [[Drop company|Drop companies]] were independent formations that acted as pathfinders for larger forces.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" /><ref name="IHB" />

Four [[Platoon/Legends|platoons]] of around 32 troopers formed the company, each led by a [[Lieutenant/Legends|Lieutenant]] and a [[Sergeant major/Legends|Sergeant Major]], and were each capable of capturing a district. Specialization at the platoon level offered the commander more tactical options in action, and they could be deployed with [[Walker/Legends|walkers]] or [[Artillery/Legends|artillery]]. The [[line platoon]] and [[assault platoon]] were basic infantry formations while [[Repulsorlift platoon|repulsorlift]], [[Heavy weapons repulsorlift platoon|heavy weapons repulsorlift]], and [[armor platoon]]s operated in vehicles. [[Scout platoon]]s conducted reconnaissance while [[special missions platoon]]s conducted [[Special forces/Legends|special operations]]. [[Artillery line|Artillery platoons]], or lines, were the smallest dedicated groupings of artillery pieces.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" /><ref name="IHB" />

The [[Squad/Legends|squad]] of around eight troopers, led by a [[Sergeant/Legends|Sergeant]] and a [[Corporal/Legends|Corporal]] as second-in-command was the smallest unit of the Imperial Army and core to its function. Four formed a platoon, and it could be subdivided into two [[Fire Team|fire teams]]. [[Line squad]]s and [[heavy weapons squad]]s were the core infantry formations. [[Engineering squad]]s and [[sharpshooter squad]]s were composed of Special Missions troopers operating as [[Engineer/Legends|military engineers]] and [[Sniper/Legends|snipers]]. [[Repulsorlift squad]]s and [[heavy weapons repulsorlift squad]]s operated anti-grav vehicles, while [[armor section]]s operated walkers and [[Repulsortank/Legends|repulsortanks]]. [[Artillery section]]s formed individual gun crews, while [[scout lance]]s operated on speeder bikers or [[All Terrain Recon Transport|AT-RTs]] for battlefield reconnaissance.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" /><ref name="IHB" />

The structure of the Imperial Army was similar to the Grand Army of the Republic with some differences. The following table lists the size and composition of the various units used by the Imperial Army, although given the variety of unit types and possibility for [[Imperial Army/Legends#Augmentation|augmentation]] the numbers listed are only nominal.
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! Unit
! Commander
! Composition
! Strength
! Formation
|-
| [[Squad/Legends#Imperial Army|Squad]]
| [[Sergeant/Legends|Sergeant]]
|N/A
|8<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;9<ref name="IHB" /> [[Imperial Army trooper/Legends|Imperial Army troopers]]
| [[Engineering squad|Engineering]]; [[Heavy weapons squad|heavy weapons]]; [[Heavy weapons repulsorlift squad|Heavy weapons repulsorlift]]; [[Line squad|line]]; [[Repulsorlift squad|repulsorlift]]; [[Scout squadron|Scout]] ([[scout lance]]); [[Sharpshooter squad|sharpshooter]]; [[Armor section|armor]]; [[Artillery section|artillery]]
|-
| [[Platoon/Legends#Imperial Army|Platoon]]
| [[Lieutenant/Legends|Lieutenant]]
|4 Squads
|32<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;36<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| [[Armor platoon|Armor]]; [[artillery line]]; [[Assault platoon|assault]]; [[Heavy weapons repulsorlift platoon|heavy weapons repulsorlift]]; [[Line platoon|line]]; [[Repulsorlift platoon|repulsorlift]]; [[Scout platoon|scout]]; [[Security platoon|security]]; [[Special missions platoon|special missions]]; [[Perimeter patrol platoon|perimeter patrol]]
|-
| [[Company/Legends#Imperial Army|Company]]
| [[Captain/Legends|Captain]]
|4 Platoons
|128<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;144<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| [[Armor company|Armor]] ([[Attack armor company|Attack armor]]/[[Breakthrough armor company|breakthrough armor]]); [[artillery battery]]; [[Assault company|assault]]; [[Drop company|drop]]; [[Line company|line]] (security); [[scout troop]]; [[COMPNOR observer company|CompForce observer]]
|-
| [[Battalion/Legends#Imperial Army|Battalion]]
| [[Major/Legends|Major]]
|4 Companies
|512<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;576<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| [[Armor battalion|Armor]]; [[Artillery battalion|artillery]]; [[Assault battalion|assault]]; [[Line battalion|line]]; [[Repulsorlift battalion|repulsorlift]]; [[Walker battalion|walker]]; [[Special missions battalion|special missions]]
|-
| [[Regiment/Legends#Imperial Army|Regiment]]
| [[Lieutenant Colonel/Legends|Lieutenant Colonel]]
|4 Battalions
|2,048<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;2,304<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| [[Armor regiment|Armor]]; [[Vanguard armor regiment/Legends|vanguard armor]]; [[Artillery regiment|artillery]]; [[Assault regiment|assault]]; [[Line regiment|line]]; [[Repulsorlift regiment|repulsorlift]]; [[COMPNOR Regiment|CompForce]]
|-
| [[Battle group|Battlegroup]]
| [[High Colonel/Legends|High Colonel]]
|4 Regiments
|8,192<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;9,216<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| [[Armored battlegroup|Armored]]; [[Line battlegroup|line]]; [[Mobile battlegroup|mobile]]; [[Reinforced battlegroup|reinforced]]; [[Auxiliary battlegroup|auxiliary]] ([[ground support wing]])
|-
| [[Corps/Legends#Imperial Army|Corps]]
| [[Major General]]
|4 Battlegroups
|32,768<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;36,864<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| [[Armor corps|armor]]; [[Atrisian corps|atrisian]]; [[Line corps|line]]; [[Mobile corps|mobile]]
|-
| [[Army/Legends#Imperial Army organization|Army]]
| [[General/Legends|General]]
|4 Corps
|131,072<ref name="EGW" />&mdash;147,456<ref name="IHB" /> troopers
| N/A
|-
| [[Systems Army/Legends|Systems Army]]
| [[High General]]
|1-3 Armies
|131,072-393,216 troopers minimum;<ref name="EGW" /> 147,456-442,368 maximum<ref name="IHB" />
| N/A
|-
| [[Sector Army/Legends|Sector Army]]
| [[Surface Marshal|Marshal]]<ref name="EGW" /><br />Local [[Moff/Legends|Moff]]<ref name="IHB" />
|2-4 Systems Armies
|262,144-1,572,864 troopers minimum;<ref name="EGW" /> at least 884,736-1,769,472 maximum<ref name="IHB" />
|N/A
|}

===Augmentation===
The uniquely Imperial concept of "augmentation" was intended to allow the rapid integration of reinforcement units into an existing force while minimizing the number of (relatively scarce) senior officers required. All units from [[Platoon/Legends|platoon]]-level and up were expected to maintain a baseline strength which, as the Imperial military grew, could be upgraded to their full strength. Augmentation was part of the Army's Surface Operations Training Doctrine and represented an idealized version of how it was organized.<ref name="ISB2" />

On a small scale, augmentation could be compared to unit "attachments," while on a larger scale it could be compared to an active cadre for reserve divisions. The full extent of augmentation could be impressive. For example, a baseline armored battlegroup had 10,090 troops out of 16,346 total, with 1,132 repulsorlift vehicles and 318 tanks. If every unit was augmented to its full capacity, a full-strength armored battlegroup would have 318,062 troops out of 324,318 total, with 36,084 repulsorlift vehicles and 14,480 tanks.<ref name="ISB2" />

Augmentation proceeded according to that unit's official Order of Battle (OB), especially for units of company-size and larger; smaller units often got away with more flexibility in how they were augmented. For example a line company was augmented first by a heavy weapons platoon, followed by a second heavy weapons platoon, and then two line platoons. In rare instances an Army unit was augmented in ways other than dictated by the OB. The most common happened when an army commander organized survivors from a battle, creating haphazard units regardless of the OB. The second was when units were augmented with local auxiliaries. Finally a commander could order a special augmentation which he felt was critical to accomplishing his mission. If he succeeded his superiors would overlook this infraction, while failure meant he faced harsh justice. Indeed it was not unknown for an unorthodox commander to violate the SOTD and be executed, only for his methods to be evaluated and adopted after-the-fact.<ref name="ISB2" />

When a formation of company-size and larger was augmented, it's second-in-command was charged with commanding the extra units while the commanding officer maintained control of the baseline units. In practice a particularly strong-willed or above-average commander could and did assume direct control over the augmenting units. These violations were largely overlooked by superior officers.<ref name="ISB2" />

At the time of the [[Battle of Yavin/Legends|Battle of Yavin]] the majority of Army units were at their baseline strength. Of the rest eight percent fell below it for reasons other than combat attrition while fifteen percent were above. The limiting factor in the Army's growth was not for lack of resources themselves but in the Imperial Navy: the Army simply could not expanded faster than the number of ships designed to carry it. When necessary new units were raised regardless of naval support but were then bound to that planet.<ref name="ISB2" />

==Personnel==
===Specializations===
Like other armies during history, the Imperial Army had various specializations for specific soldiers.

The [[Imperial Army trooper/Legends|Imperial Army troopers]] were the standard [[Infantry/Legends|infantry]] for the Imperial Army, as well as the most common soldiers on Empire-controlled worlds. Their uniforms were cut in a similar manner to the [[Imperial Navy trooper]]s, although they were primarily green on occasion. They also wore plasteel armor of a similar nature to the [[Cold assault stormtrooper|Snowtroopers]]. The Imperial Army troopers were deployed to either keep the peace on Imperial-occupied worlds or otherwise conquer nonstrategic worlds for the Empire, in contrast to the [[Stormtrooper Corps/Legends|Stormtrooper Corps]], which were deployed to raid enemy worlds. Although they were often on foot, several, such as [[Vehicle Command Crewer]]s, were also responsible for manning mechanized vehicles such as the AT-AT walkers. The Imperial Army pilots did not generally wear armor, although some higher ranking officers did. In addition to the regular soldiers, medics were also present among the Imperial Army soldiers, distinguished by navy blue-colored uniforms, and officers that were directly leading the forces often wore darker colored armor.

Several members were also specialized for a specific environment, with there being various specialist units trained to deal with specific terrain and atmosphere types.<ref name="ISB2" /> For instance, the [[Swamp trooper/Legends|swamp trooper]] (not to be confused with the [[wetland assault stormtrooper]]s of the Stormtrooper Corps) was often deployed near wetlands, and can be identified by wearing a variant of the Imperial Army uniform designed specifically for operation in wetlands.

The [[Imperial commando/Legends|Imperial commandos]] were also the choice group of the [[Imperial Officer Corps/Legends|Imperial Officer Corps]], and by extension, the Imperial Army. They were distinguished by their tendency of using long-range weapons, due to feeling melee weapons were the arms of their "lessers," as well as helmets similar to that of the Imperial Army Engineers. They were considered to be among the Imperial Army's special forces groups.

Like other Armies, they were generally led by [[Field Commander]]s.

In addition, a segment of soldiers were also deployed for ground assaults, identified as [[Land assault trooper|Imperial land assault troopers]]. Many of these were stationed aboard the [[DS-1 Orbital Battle Station|first Death Star]] before it was destroyed at the [[Battle of Yavin/Legends|Battle of Yavin]].

===Recruitment and training===
{{Main|Imperial Academy/Legends}}
[[File:Imperial_training_academy.jpg|thumb|right|200px|[[Imperial Army trooper/Legends|Troopers]] in training]]
Initially the Army accepted recruits from worlds across the Empire, though this policy was changed in wake of several high-profile defections to the Rebel Alliance, especially in the aftermath of [[Operation Domino]].<ref name="EGW" /> Emphasis was then placed on recruiting from the [[Core Worlds/Legends|Core Worlds]], especially with regards to [[Officer Candidate]]s, and those planets which bordered the Imperial Core. Frontier and primitive worlds were also targeted for recruitment drives, the latter especially for filling the ranks with expendable assault troops, although some care had to be taken to weed out Rebel sympathizers. Those worlds which had been subject to Imperial bombardment or assault within recent memory (i.e., within the past ten standard years), and those with a strong liberal or independent tradition, were considered breeding grounds for the Rebellion and avoided altogether.<ref name="ISB2" />

Army [[Cadet/Legends|cadets]] began their applications at the [[Star system/Legends|system]] level. Potential recruits would be screened at their local [[Imperial Recruitment Office]], with [[Screening Officer]]s conducting background checks including looking into the candidate's school reports and home life. While these officers were instructed to watch for any potential Rebel connections, including family members with Rebel sympathies, suspected Rebel infiltrators were encouraged to join and the [[Imperial Security Bureau/Legends|Imperial Security Bureau]] informed immediately. Candidates who passed initial screening would then be sent to Training Centers for medical examinations and intelligence assessments, including mandatory retina scans that were matched against available records.<ref name="ISB2" /> Desired traits for recruits included physical fitness, bravery, loyalty, and intellect (although the last one could be waived under certain infantry regiments). Cadets would then attend regional military prep schools, which included the [[AT-ST Training Program]], which acted as a means to enter the Imperial Academy.<ref name="Rebel Strike">''[[Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike]]''</ref> The best students of these schools were invited to attend [[Imperial Army Officer Training Academy|Army Officer Training Academies]], where they completed basic training, learned military history and courtesies, and took examinations to determine what military career would suit them best. Screening Officers at the sector Recruitment Office would then review the cadet's application and decide the type and duration of the cadet's training program.<ref name="EGW" /> The basic training itself was difficult, and often required the trainees to endure taking orders, sharing a room with six or seven other people, doing various drills, and looking after their equipment and weapons by maintaining them for hours. The drills themselves included long marches and spending hours building up stamina and strength. This was because, due to the Imperial Army being purported to be the best army in the galaxy, they needed to have all personnel be highly trained to carry out the various jobs demanded of the soldier, as well as it reflecting badly on both the organization and the soldier if they sent troops out half-trained, due to having no use for dead soldiers.<ref name="ISB2" />

Basic training took place at one of thousands of drop camps situated across the Empire, each one focused on a different area of operation such as infantry, armor, communications or engineering. Physical fitness, equipment maintenance, team-building drills and indoctrination were all part of training to become an Army trooper. Survival in a variety of environments, from jungles to deserts to swamps to arctic tundra to forests, and under different planetary gravities was standard in most cases. Some drop camps specialized in training units to deal with a specific terrain and atmospheric types, though in these cases most recruits would be drawn from relevant exotic worlds.<ref name="ISB2" />

The most promising Army recruits would be invited to attend officer training at the [[Raithal Academy/Legends|Academy]] on [[Raithal/Legends|Raithal]], in the [[Colonies/Legends|Colonies]]. The cadets endured a grueling one-year training program, which included simulations and live-fire drills in drop camps on a variety of worlds, and rigorous psychological examinations and indoctrination into the precepts of the New Order. The most pursued trait within Imperial Army officers at Raithal was their ability to lead their men through the most adverse of conditions.<ref name="ISB2" /> Raithal was originally geared towards non-clone recruits into the Imperial Military due to the Stormtrooper Corps originally being composed exclusively of clone troopers. Emphasis was placed on an officer's ability to command men through the twofold method of leadership: drawing upon their fear of disobeying orders, which was disciplined into them during training, and gaining their respect by example. Psychological examinations were rigorously performed to test the candidate's mettle, while a week spent in the interrogation center simulated the type of treatment they could expect if they fell into enemy hands. Loyalty to the State and the correct balance between self-sacrifice and self-preservation also formed a critical part of officer training.<ref name="EGW" /><ref name="ISB2" />

Upon completing a year course on Raithal, most officer cadets were transferred to the [[Corulag Academy]]. [[Corulag/Legends|Corulag]] provided additional training to Navy [[Midshipman/Legends|Midshipmen]], Army Cadets, flight school pilots, and specialists from all Imperial services, with an emphasis on active training.<ref name="EGW" /> In some cases, however, in large part because of the Stormtrooper Corps including conscripts to replace the aging clone veterans, particularly promising students at Raithal might be transferred to the [[Academy of Carida]] instead. The Academy of Carida was a major stormtrooper training facility, and numerous Army, Navy and flight school cadets also spent semesters there. [[Carida/Legends|Carida]] also housed the [[Officer's Candidate School]].<ref name="IHB" /><ref name="EGW" />

Where possible recruits would be placed in the branch of service of their choosing, as dissatisfaction with assignment was a major source of morale problems. However, the initial screening tests were used as a guide to help show where a recruit was better suited; for example those with less intelligence were often transferred to the infantry branch. In addition, leaving the service before their contract was fulfilled was strictly forbidden. Those recruits who matched certain criteria were transferred to the Stormtrooper Corps, an entirely different organization.<ref name="ISB2" />

==Equipment==
===Uniforms===
{{Main|Imperial military uniforms/Legends}}
Personnel of the Imperial Army wore an assortment of uniforms according to their particular branch of service. Non-Commissioned Army Officers, similar to officers belonging to the Imperial Navy, wore a [[Imperial officer's uniform/Legends|gray-green uniform]] with a double-breasted tunic, trousers, and a matching cap displaying an [[Imperial officer's disc|officer's disc]]. The Imperial Army trooper generally wore a gray uniform as well as a blast helmet with tinted goggles and a built in comlink such as the DH77 headcomm. They also at times wore body armor. Although those within command structures weren't required to participate on the field, those who did were often identifiable by their darker version of the uniform, including body armor that protected the shoulder plates. Medics also wore this type of armor, although they were colored cerulean.

The swamp trooper division had [[Swamp trooper armor|its own set of armor]], due to the specialized nature of the swamp troopers for marshlands.

Owing to their belonged to the Imperial Officer Corps., and by extension, the Imperial Army, the Imperial commando uniforms had a strong resemblance to that of the Imperial Army trooper.

The Vehicle Command Crewers had two different uniforms, depending on the branch. The Heavy Armor division's uniforms were similar in appearance to TIE pilot uniforms, although they were white, and red Imperial crests adorned the helmet. The Armored Cavalry division had superficial similarities to the Army trooper uniforms, although comparatively lightly armed.

The Land assault troopers wore extensive armor that had a slight similarity to the Heavy Armor Vehicle Command Crewers, although more streamlined.

===Weapons===
Imperial soldiers were known to employ a variety of weapons, like; the [[E-11 blaster rifle]], [[E-15 blaster rifle]], [[E-18 blaster rifle]], [[E-19 blaster rifle]], [[DLT-19 heavy blaster rifle/Legends|DLT-19 heavy blaster rifle]], [[T-21 light repeating blaster/Legends|T-21 light repeating blaster]], [[RT-97C heavy blaster rifle/Legends|RT-97C heavy blaster rifle]], [[DH-17 blaster pistol/Legends|DH-17 blaster pistol]], [[DLT-20A blaster rifle/Legends|DLT-20A blaster rifle]], [[EE-3 carbine rifle/Legends|EE-3 carbine rifle]], [[E-11 carbine]], [[Slugthrower/Legends|slugthrower]], [[blast cannon]], [[Imperial repeater rifle|repeater rifle]], [[Assault cannon/Legends|assault cannon]], [[DXR6 heavy carbine]], [[FC-1 flechette launcher/Legends|FC-1 flechette launcher]], [[E-11s sniper rifle/Legends|E-11s sniper rifle]], [[T-28 repeating sniper rifle]], [[Proton rifle/Legends|Proton rifle]], [[Imperial sonic blaster|Sonic blaster]], [[ARC caster]], [[Berserker rifle/Legends|Berserker rifle]], [[Plasma caster]], [[CSPL-12]] projectile launcher, [[V-6d mortar launcher]], "[[Equalizer]]" ion cannon, [[PLX-2M portable missile launcher]], [[PLX-4 Missile Launcher]], [[MiniMag shoulder-launched proton torpedo launcher|MiniMag PTL missile launcher]], [[DEMP gun/Legends|DEMP guns]], [[SE-14r light repeating blaster/Legends|SE-14r light repeating blaster]], [[Oppressor flamethrower]], [[DXR-6 disruptor rifle]], [[DX-2 disruptor pistol]], [[Stouker concussion rifle]], [[Rail detonator]] gun, [[E-Web heavy repeating blaster]]s or [[E-Web missile launcher]]. A variety of [[Grenade/Legends|grenades]], [[Mine/Legends|mines]], and other demolitions, like [[Thermal detonator/Legends|thermal detonators]], [[LXR-6 concussion grenade|LXR-6]] [[Concussion grenade/Legends|concussion grenade]], [[C-22 fragmentation grenade]], [[Proton grenade/Legends|Proton grenade]], [[CryoBan grenade/Legends|CryoBan grenade]], [[Gas grenade]], [[Smoke grenade]], [[Ion grenade/Legends|Ion grenade]], [[Sonic detonator]], [[LX-4 proton mine/Legends|LX-4 proton mine]], [[KE-6b mine]], and [[Vehicle mine|anti-vehicular mine]]. [[Imperial Saboteur|Imperial saboteurs]] were known to use [[Stealth field generator/Legends|stealth field generators]].

===Vehicles===
The Imperial Army was composed of various vehicles, many meeting multiple classifications. Some also had joint use within other branches of the Imperial Military alongside the Imperial Army.

====Artillery====
The Imperial Army utilized several [[Artillery/Legends|Artillery]] pieces, whether on vehicles or stand-alone.

Among its static artillery pieces were the heavy weapons like the tremendous [[C-136]] "Grandfather Gun," [[Turbolaser System I]] and [[V-188 Penetrator]], although the V-188 could also be mounted on the [[440 Super-Heavy Armored Chassis]] to make it more mobile. For lighter targets the Army employed the [[DF.9]] anti-infantry battery and [[Twin DF.9/Legends|Twin DF.9]] anti-infantry battery. Anti-aircraft artillery included the [[G-001 Tracker]], later replaced by the [[G-003 Tri-Tracker]]; while the G-003 could technically be made mobile by mounting it on a repulsor sled, this was less than ideal.

Self-propelled artillery included a number of walker vehicles. Some were inherited from the [[Clone Wars/Legends|Clone Wars]] era, including the [[All Terrain Attack Pod/Legends|All Terrain-Attack Pod]] and [[Self-Propelled Heavy Artillery]], and served as inspiration for later models, including the [[Self-Propelled Medium Artillery]], [[All Terrain Anti-Aircraft]], and [[All Terrain Ion Cannon]], which was essentially an [[All Terrain Armored Transport/Legends|All Terrain Armored Transport]] with most of the rear removed in place of a massive [[Ion cannon/Legends|ion cannon]] [[Turret/Legends|turret]].

A number of repulsorlift-based artillery models were used as well, such as the [[Energy Pummel (Galactic Empire)|Energy Pummel]], [[Shock Cannon]], [[SP.9 Anti-Infantry Artillery Vehicle]] based on the DF.9, [[Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport/Legends|Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport]] developed specifically for unstable terrain, [[mobile artillery]] and [[heavy artillery platform]]s. Imperial self-propelled artillery included tracked models as well, such as the [[Leveler I]] medium concussion missile launcher.

The [[MobileMortar-3]] was a light artillery piece used by the Imperial Army to provide close fire support.

====Armor====
The Imperial Army utilized a wide array of heavy armored tanks. These vehicles included armored repulsortanks such as the [[S-1 FireHawke Heavy Repulsortank]] and its replacement, the [[Imperial Repulsortank 1-H]], along with the [[HAVr A9 Floating Fortress/Legends|HAVr A9 Floating Fortress]], and the [[HAV/r C10 Siege Tower]].

Among the various walkers employed were the famous [[All Terrain Armored Transport/Legends|All Terrain Armored Transports]], successor to the [[All Terrain Tactical Enforcer/Legends|All Terrain Tactical Enforcer]] and [[All Terrain Heavy Enforcer]] inherited by the Army from the GAR. The [[All Terrain Armored Heavy Transport]], based on the original AT-AT, was used by the both the Fel Empire and Darth Krayt's Sith Empire.There were also insect-like armored transports dedicated to mountainous terrain, called [[Mountain Terrain Armored Transport]]s. The only known facility was destroyed when [[Carida/Legends|Carida]] was destroyed by a supernova, although it was rumored that the Empire had made off with the plans when they evacuated.

Wheeled assault vehicles included the [[HAVt B5 Juggernaut]], the [[HAVw A5 Juggernaut]], and the [[HAVw A6 Juggernaut/Legends|HAVw A6 Juggernaut]]. The [[XR-85 tank droid]] was both a tracked and automated tank employed by the Army.

====Heavy cavalry====
[[File:Walkers-AoR.jpg|thumb|left|250px|[[Walker/Legends|Walkers]] were the critical component of the Imperial Ground Forces.]]
The Imperial Army also made use of heavy cavalry-type vehicles. A number were hold-overs from the GAR, including walkers like the [[All Terrain Experimental Transport]] and [[All Terrain Personal Transport/Legends|All Terrain Personal Transport]], and repulsorcraft including the [[Infantry Support Platform/Legends|Infantry Support Platform]] and [[TX-130T fighter tank]].

Eventually the Army began employing its own models of heavy cavalry-type vehicles. These included walkers like the [[All Terrain Advance Raider|All Terrain-Advance Raider]], the [[All Terrain Scout Transport/Assault/Legends|All Terrain-Scout Transport/Assault]] and [[All Terrain Kashyyyk Transport]], along with repulsorcraft like the [[2-M Saber-class repulsor tank|2-M ''Saber''-class repulsor tank]], [[Imperial Repulsortank 1-L]], the [[008 Heavy Landspeeder]] and the [[Ultra-Light Assault Vehicle/Legends|Ultra-Light Assault Vehicle]]. Wheeled vehicles such as the [[Compact Assault Vehicle/Wheeled PX-10]] were employed on remote worlds, while the unique [[Swift Assault 5]] traveled on a cushion of air as opposed to traditional repulsor engines.

Sienar Fleet Systems also had some involvement in the development of the heavy cavalry vehicles, which resulted in some of their vehicles adopting [[TIE Series]] features. These included the [[TIE ap-1]], nicknamed the [[TIE ap-1|TIE Mauler]], and the [[Century tank]], nicknamed the TIE Crawler.

The successors of the Galactic Empire; the Fel Empire and Darth Krayt's Sith Empire, made use of heavy cavalry weapons, such as the [[All Terrain Riot Control Transport]].

====Mechanized infantry====
[[File:Endor_Survey_Team_CE2.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A survey team on Endor]]
The Imperial Army was well known for its mechanized infantry, including especially its walkers. The Empire tended to favor walkers as they possessed several advantages over treaded and repulsorlift vehicles, namely their being able to react to changing surface conditions and shift footing as a soldier would, yet also be able to remain firmly connected to the ground to brace against the recoil of their onboard heavy weapons. Their advantages left them able to operate freely in planets possessing atmospheric conditions prohibit the operation of repulsorlift vehicles. Another reason for their use of walkers was under a more psychological warfare aspect, specifically psychological destabilization of the enemy either due to primitive preconceptions of gargantuan beasts or otherwise citizens being trained by Imperial propaganda that the arrival of a walker meant all was lost.<ref name="IHB" /> The most famous of these were the quadruped walkers known as the [[All Terrain Armored Transport/Legends|All Terrain Armored Transports]], which also featured [[Heavy All Terrain Armored Transport|a heavily armored variant]]. These acted as the pride of the Imperial Assault Armor Division, and, although technically only functioning as a troop transport, were symbolic of the intense power of the Empire, often reinforced by propaganda. The AT-ATs could also be heavily customized to suit the local environments of various planetary garrisons, with the most notable example being the [[Aquatic Terrain Armored Transport]].<ref name="IHB" /> Largely because it was the first walker to see extensive combat under modern battlefield conditions and its role in the Clone Wars and being the predecessor to the various walkers in the Imperial Army, the [[All Terrain Tactical Enforcer/Legends|All Terrain Tactical Enforcer]] was retained in the service of the Empire, many being in active use throughout the Mid and Outer Rim, due to being extremely well built, with their acting as patrol vehicles, often being painted in the local camouflage and outfitted with modifications such as floodlights, underbrush grinders, and flamethrowers. Their magnetized footing also allowed them to be used in extra-planetary environments, such as asteroid surfaces or ship hulls.<ref name="IHB" /> The [[Mountain Terrain Armored Transport]] was also utilized since at least post-Endor. They also utilized some Clone Wars&ndash;era vehicles, including the [[HAVw A5 Juggernaut]], the [[HAVw A6 Juggernaut/Legends|HAVw A6 Juggernaut]], and the [[All Terrain Open Transport/Legends|All Terrain Open Transport]]. Wheeled and repulsorlift vehicles were also used besides these, such as the [[HAVt B5 Juggernaut]]s and the [[HAVr A9 Floating Fortress/Legends|HAVr A9 Floating Fortress]].

[[Armored Personnel Carrier/Legends|Armored Personnel Carriers]] were also utilized to deliver troops and/or prisoners. The [[Imperial Troop Carrier]], [[6500 ATV]]s, [[GPT-117 Troop Transport]]s, [[SV-50 Swift-Strike Speeder]]s, [[Urban Assault Speeder]]s, [[PX-7 troop transport]]s, and the [[Reconnaissance Troop Transporter]]s were similar in role to the APCs. In addition, the [[MTV-7 Multi-Terrain Vehicle]]s were used as scouting vehicles, while [[Battlespeeder]]s were special [[World Devastator]]-developed speeders utilized by the Imperial Army.

The Imperial Army utilized the [[Bantha-II cargo skiff/Legends|Bantha-II cargo skiff]] as their motorized infantry vehicles, while the [[CAP-2 Captivator]] was a small, one-man walker.

The Galactic Empire's successors, and by extension the Imperial Army's successors, also utilized mechanized infantry. The Fel Empire and Darth Krayt's Sith Empire both utilized the [[All Terrain Armored Heavy Transport]]s.

====Reconnaissance====
Vehicles used primarily for reconnaissance duties were also utilized by the Imperial Army. They included speeder bikes, such as [[74-Z speeder bike/Legends|74-Z speeder bikes]], [[BARC speeder/Legends|BARC speeders]], and [[XR-10 Shadowhawk]] Speeder Bikes; sleds such as [[Storm Skimmer Patrol Sled]]s and the [[64-Y Swift 3 Repulsorlift Sled|64-Y Swift 3 repulsor sleds]], and speeders such as the [[Imperial patrol landspeeder]]s, which included [[Imperial patrol speeder (Mos Eisley)|a variant]] in [[Mos Eisley/Legends|Mos Eisley]] on Tatooine, and a [[Imperial patrol speeder (repulsortank)|tank variant]]. [[Repulsor scout]]s and [[Sub-ter rover]]s were also used, as was the [[Swift Assault 5]] hoverscout.

Tanks could also be used, such as the [[T2-B Repulsor Tank/Legends|T2-B repulsor tank]].

There were also some for specific environments, such as the [[Swamp crawler]].

Walkers primarily designed for reconnaissance were also utilized, such as the [[All Terrain Scout Transport/Legends|All Terrain Scout Transports]], [[AT-FRC Force Reconnaissance Walker/Legends|All Terrain Force Reconnaissance Walkers]], and the [[All Terrain Recon Transport]]s.

====Aerial assault====
The Imperial Army utilized various aerial assault vehicles, some of which were also used by the Imperial Navy. They were primarily used for air patrol purposes.

[[Airspeeder/Legends|Airspeeders]] utilized by the Imperial Army included the [[Rapid Deployment Airspeeder]], the [[Tracker-4 Military Airspeeder]], the [[Shark Airspeeder]], the [["Deathhawk" combat airspeeder]], the [[Shadow V Combat Airspeeder]], and the [[HSP-10 pursuit airspeeder]]. Post-Endor the [[Sniper airspeeder]] came into use, while after [[15 BBY/Legends|15 BBY]] the Imperial Army employed [[Side Gunner]]s and the [[Imperial Sniper]] vehicles. The [[Hover Combat Carrier]] was primarily used to keep insurgents in line.

Gunships such as the [[Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry/Legends|Low Altitude Assault Transport/infantry]] and the [[Multi-Altitude Assault Transport|Multi Altitude Assault Transport]] were also utilized by the Empire.

Fighters, including some from the Imperial Navy, were also used by the Imperial Army, namely for reconnaissance. For example, the Imperial Navy fighter called the [[INT-4 Interceptor/Legends|INT-4 Interceptor]], was used by Blizzard Force to scout out Echo Base during the Battle of Hoth. [[Skim fighter]]s and [[Imperial escort fighter]]s were also sometimes used.

The Imperial Army also made use of aerial artillery, such as the [[Lancet Aerial Artillery]].

====Command and combat support====
The Imperial Army also utilized various vehicles for command and combat support-related duties. They had several jobs, with combat being a minimal requirement. One vehicle that did focus on combat-related duties was the [[Imperial Repulsortank 1-M]]. Although vehicles specifically used for combat were rare in command and combat support types, they were equipped with weapons for protection. The [[Tracked Shield Disabler]] also disabled shield generators at Rebel bases. [[Gravtruck]]s and [[XP-38 sport landspeeder]]s were also used by the Imperial Army, the latter as support vehicles at Imperial garrisons.

They also served transport capabilities, including the [[Combat Attack Transport]] utilized by [[Blizzard Force/Legends|Blizzard Force]] during the Battle of Hoth.

[[Heavy recovery vehicle]]s were utilized to recover damaged or disabled vehicles during combat, and at times worked with repulsorlift barges. The [[Heavy Transport Vehicle]]s had a similar purpose: transporting resupply units and spare parts to the battlefield.

[[LAVr QH-7 Chariot]]s were often issued for Commanders for them to enter battlefields with relative protection. Likewise, the [[PX-4 Mobile Command Base]]s acted as command centers for Imperial Commanders to issue orders from and relay instructions. They also formerly had a [[Tracked Mobile Base]] prototype with similar functions, although it eventually ended up captured by the Rebel Alliance. Another mobile base used by the Imperials was the [[MFB-4 Mobile Repulsor Base]].

====Combat service support====
The Imperial Army also utilized vehicles relating to combat service support duties. Because of these duties, they also were utilized by both the Imperial Army and the Imperial Navy divisions of the Imperial Military.

Several of these were landspeeders for troop transport, such as the [[6500 ATV]]s and the [[8880 Limousine]]s, the latter vehicle being used to transport high officials securely.

They were also used to deliver supplies. [[Armored hovertrain]]s were also used for delivering troops/prisoners and supplies. In addition, the All Terrain Tactical Enforcers also have a [[All Terrain Tactical Enforcer (cargo transport)|cargo transport variant]].

[[Imperial Cargo Trader]]s were utilized to deliver nova crystals to spaceports for export as well as deliver supplies to other outposts. In addition, the [[All Terrain Construction Transport/Legends|All Terrain Construction Transport]] was created specifically to do construction work, so it didn't have any conventional weapons systems. However, its tractor beam could be used as an unconventional weapon system. The [[Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport/Legends|Unstable Terrain Artillery Transport]] was also used for transportation duties.

Relatively simple hover-vehicles were also used in environments not suitable for normal repulsorlift craft. These included the [[93-B Light Hover|93-B Hovercraft]], [[101-C Medium Military Hover]] and [[109-Z Armored Cargo Hover]].

For maritime operations, the [[Imperial ground-skimmer]]-sls were also utilized to deliver troops.

Many of their combat service support vehicles also were spacefaring, including the [[Imperial Dropship/Legends|Imperial Dropships]], the [[Imperial Dropship Transport/Legends|Imperial Dropship Transports]], the [[Imperial Action transport|Imperial transports]], and the Clone Wars&ndash;era [[Low Altitude Assault Transport/carrier]] and [[Low Altitude Assault Transport/vehicle/Legends|Low Altitude Assault Transport/vehicles]]. Because of the amount of spacefaring these vehicles required, several of these vessels were also under the co-jurisdiction of the Imperial Navy.

====Aquatic====
{{Main|Imperial Maritime Division}}

The Imperial Army, under its [[Imperial Maritime Division|maritime branch]], also utilized aquatic vehicles. During the reign of the First Galactic Empire, it utilized [[Destroyer (Galactic Empire)|Aquatic Destroyers]] (including a [[Heavy Destroyer (Galactic Empire)|heavily armed variant]]), [[Aquatic Terrain Armored Transport]]s, [[Aquatic Scout Ship]]s, [[Aquadon CAVa 400]]s, [[Explorer Submergible]]s, [[Imperial submarine/Legends|Imperial submarines]], [[Transport Ship (Galactic Empire)|aquatic transports]], [[TIE fighter boat]]s, and waveskimmers, such as the [[AQ-5 Waveskimmer]] and the single-person [[Waveskimmer/Legends|waveskimmer]]. The [[Amphibion]] was also utilized during the time of the [[Dark Empire]].

By the time of the Krayt Empire and the Fel Empires, the successors of the Galactic Empire, they utilized the [[Acklay-class mobile fortress|''Acklay''-class mobile fortresses]], [[Shark underwater fighter]]s, and modified versions of the Aquatic Terrain Armored Transports.

====Planetary defenses====
The Imperial Army also featured several defensive systems for occupied planets. The [[1.4 FD P-Tower/Legends|1.4 FD P-Tower]] was a dish-type laser cannon dating back to the Clone Wars, although it was outdated by the time of the Battle of Hoth in 3 ABY. In addition, the company [[Taim & Bak/Legends|Taim & Bak]] also developed several of their defensive systems, including the [[Bp.2 anti-infantry turret]]s, the [[Bp.4 anti-vehicle turret]]s, and the [[Bp.5 anti-aircraft turret]]. In addition, the [[DF.9]] anti-infantry battery was also developed both for stationary use and for usage for the Imperial Army's XR-85 tank droids. [[HVs-2 hypervelocity gun]]s were also able to shoot at Alliance Space Stations. The Army also utilized the [[LNR Series I Systemary Laser Battery|LNR Series I Systemary Laser Batteries]] the [[LNR Series II Systemary Laser Battery|LNR Series II Systemary Laser Batteries]], and the [[XX-10 turbolaser tower]]s. It also utilized anti-orbital ion cannons such as [[V-150 Planet Defender/Legends|V-150 anti-orbital ion cannons]].

It also utilized shield generators, including the [[GenCore Level I]], the [[GenCore Level II]]s, the [[SLD-14 shield generator]]s, and the [[SLD-26 planetary shield generator/Legends|SLD-26 planetary shield generators]].

===Mounted creatures===
Some Imperial Army bases at times required the use of mounted creatures, namely when a local environment had such extreme conditions that mechanized scout vehicles could not be used without being put in the repair bays for weeks. These mounts were generally supplied by [[Rothana Heavy Engineering/Legends|Rothana Heavy Engineering]], of which five mount species were known: [[Dewback/Legends|Dewbacks]], which were available for use in any planetary base location save for those where the local temperature was below freezing; [[Aiwha/Legends|Aiwhas]], which acted as both a flyer and swimmer in shallow water, and thus allowed the Imperial Army to act as a mount in any world with a breathable atmosphere for tasks such as performing reconnaissance at a height of 5000 meters or travelling between Imperial outposts without need of a trail or terrain; [[Gelagrub/Legends|Gelagrubs]], or more specifically, a genetically stunted version that didn't mature into beetles via pupation and had an exclusive diet of fungi such as mushrooms, or if there weren't any, freeze-dried packets of specially formulated feeds; [[Cracian thumper]]s, which kept calm under fire and shouldered heavy loads, as well as kept a steady running pace for hours and remained silent during this, with their being used in scouting enemy lines; and [[Blurrg/Legends|Blurrgs]], which were considered reliable due to their hardiness. Most of them had a set credit price (16,000 for a herd of six Dewbacks, 45,000 credits starting price per Aiwha, with larger, cargo-hauling breeds being available at a premium price model; 2,000 per common thumper as well as 5,000&ndash;7,000 credits per specialty breeds; and either 12,000 credits for a herd of six or a package pricing of 20,000 credits for a herd of 12 Blurrgs, respectively), although in the case of Gelagrubs, they required a special order and contacting a representative for Rothana to negotiate a price, plus additional costs for the freeze-dried diet packs depending on whether the world had mushrooms or other fungi available.<ref name="IHB" />

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*{{WizardsCite|url=default.asp?x=starwars/article/dodcampaign|text=''The Traitor's Gambit''|int=The Traitor's Gambit}}
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*{{Journal|8|A Certain Point of View (short story)}}
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*{{FFG|story=Takeover at Whisper Base (Adventure Book)|book=Star Wars: Age of Rebellion Beginner Game|text=''Star Wars: Age of Rebellion'' Beginner Game}}
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*{{WEGCite|story=Death of a Rebel Base|book=Imperial Sourcebook|reprint=1}}
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*''[[Star Wars Missions 10: Showdown in Mos Eisley]]''
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*{{SeriesListing|l=1}} ''[[Star Wars: Empire: To the Last Man]]''
*[[Riders of the Maelstrom (West End Games)|''Riders of the Maelstrom'']]
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*{{WEGCite|story=Changing the Balance|book=Star Wars Gamemaster Kit}}
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*''[[The Abduction]]''
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*{{WEGCite|story=The Beginning of the End|book=Supernova (sourcebook)}}
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*{{Journal|12|Galaxywide NewsNets}}
*{{Journal|13|The Occupation of Rhamalai}}
*''[[The Bounty Hunter]]''
*"[[Side Trip]]"
*[[Allegiance (novel)|''Allegiance'']]
*[[Allegiance (audiobook)|''Allegiance'' audiobook]]
*{{Journal|9|Combat Moon (short story)}}
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*{{Journal|15|Laughter After Dark (short story)}}
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*[[Star Wars (1977) 40|''Star Wars'' (1977) 40]]
*{{StoryCite|story=Entrenched|book=Star Wars: Visionaries}}
*[[Star Wars (1977) 41|''Star Wars'' (1977) 41]]
*{{Tales|15|Lucky Stars}}
*{{StoryCite|story=Dark Knight's Devilry|book=The Empire Strikes Back Monthly 153|bformatted=''The Empire Strikes Back Monthly'' 153}}
*[[Star Wars (1977) 53|''Star Wars'' (1977) 53]] {{ID|Imperial Strike Force}}
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*{{Journal|11|The Longest Fall}}
*[[Shadows of the Empire (novel)|''Shadows of the Empire'' novel]]
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*[[X-Wing: Rogue Leader 2|''X-Wing: Rogue Leader'' 2]]
*[[X-Wing: Rogue Leader 3|''X-Wing: Rogue Leader'' 3]]
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*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 1|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 1]] {{Flash}}
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 2|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 2]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 3|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 3]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 4|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 4]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 7|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 7]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 8|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 8]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 9|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 9]] {{Hologram}}
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 14|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 14]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 15|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 15]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 16|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 16]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 21|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 21]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 22|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 22]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 24|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 24]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 25|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 25]] {{Flash}}
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 27|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 27]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 28|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 28]] {{Flash}}
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 32|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 32]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 34|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 34]]
*[[X-Wing Rogue Squadron 35|''X-Wing Rogue Squadron'' 35]]
*{{GalaxyCite|2|The Battle of Cadinth}}
*{{Journal|7|The Kaal Connection}} {{Mo}}
*''[[X-Wing: The Bacta War]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[X-Wing: The Bacta War (unabridged audiobook)|''X-Wing: The Bacta War'' unabridged audiobook]] {{Mo}}
*{{Journal|13|Conflict of Interest}} {{Mo}}
*{{Journal|6|The Trap (article)}}
*{{DarkStryder|adventure=Artifact of Aaris|book=The DarkStryder Campaign|reprint=yes}} {{Mo}}
*{{DarkStryder|adventure=Shintel Downtime|book=The DarkStryder Campaign|reprint=yes}}
*{{DarkStryder|adventure=Waystation|book=The Kathol Rift|reprint=yes}}
*{{DarkStryder|adventure=Endgame (adventure)|book=Endgame|reprint=yes}}
*''[[Heir to the Empire]]''
*''[[Dark Force Rising]]''
*[[Dark Force Rising (unabridged audiobook)|''Dark Force Rising'' unabridged audiobook]]
*''[[The Last Command]]''
*[[The Last Command (unabridged audiobook)|''The Last Command'' unabridged audiobook]]
*{{Journal|8|Blaze of Glory (short story)}} {{Mo}}
*{{SeriesListing|l=1}} ''[[Star Wars: Dark Empire]]''
*{{Journal|14|No Disintegrations, Please}}
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Bloodlines]]'' {{Mo}}
*''[[Legacy of the Force: Sacrifice]]'' {{Mo}}
*[[Legacy (2006) 3|''Legacy'' (2006) 3]]
*[[Legacy (2006) 4|''Legacy'' (2006) 4]]
*[[Legacy (2006) 5|''Legacy'' (2006) 5]] {{Flash}}
*''[[Introductory Adventure Game]]''
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===Non-canon appearances===
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{{Start box}}
{{Succession box|
|title=[[Imperial Army/Legends|Imperial Army]]
|years=[[19 BBY/Legends|19 BBY]]&ndash;[[5 ABY/Legends|5 ABY]]<br />[[Stormtrooper Corps/Legends|Stormtrooper Corps]] (concurrent)
|before=[[Grand Army of the Republic/Legends|Grand Army of the Republic]]
|after=[[New Republic Army]]
}}
{{End box}}

==Notes and references==
{{Reflist}}

{{Interlang
|de=Imperiale Armee
|es=Ejército Imperial
|pl=Armia Imperialna/Legendy
|fi=Imperiumin armeija
}}

==External links==
*[http://www.daltonator.net/fanfics/essays/army.htm Fully Augmented Imperial Sector Army calculations]

[[Category:Darth Krayt's Galactic Empire military units]]
[[Category:Empire-in-exile military units]]
[[Category:Fel Empire military units]]
[[Category:Imperial Army| ]]
[[Category:Imperial military units]]
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