French Ranks
During conversation, many characters in Sudetenland© will often use terms from their own languages to describe something. This is especially true of military ranks. Although exposition in the book will use the English version of a rank nearby when a character uses the domestic term, for those of you who wish to look at a handy reference you can find it here on the website. Following are the military ranks of the Armée de Terre:
| Private | Soldat | |
| Corporal | Caporal | |
| Senior Corporal | Caporal-chef | |
| Sergeant | Sergent | |
| Staff Sergeant | Sergent-chef | |
| Warrant Officer | Adjudant | |
| Chief Warrant Officer | Adjudant-Chef | |
| 2nd Lieutenant | Sous-Lieutenant | |
| 1st Lieutenant | Lieutenant | |
| Captain | Capitaine | |
| Major | Commandant | |
| Lieutenant Colonel | Lieutenant-Colonel | |
| Colonel | Colonel | |
| Brigadier General | Général de Brigade | |
| Major General | Général de Division | |
| Lieutenant General | Général de Corps d’Armee | |
| General | Général d’Armee | |
| Field Marshall | Meréchal de France |