Regimental structure

A regimental structure is a military organization system that groups soldiers and units based on shared traditions, history, and identity. It typically includes a main administrative unit called a regiment, which may contain several battalions or companies that perform specific roles. Think of it like a family with a common heritage, where each subgroup operates semi-independently but remains connected under the larger regiment. This structure helps maintain tradition, cohesion, and effective command, ensuring that units work together smoothly while honoring their collective identity.