The Phalanx ended its development and started its deployment aboard the Macross after the ship's launch. The typical Valkyrie VF-1 air tactical wing/group and Tomahawk attack battery varies in size from the models above. The same is true of a commander of a base (基地の司令官/kichi no shireikan) and an admiral of fleet (提督/teitoku) for the ranks of Commander (中佐/chuusa) and Admiral (大将/taishou) respectively. Global is a captain of a warship who actually holds the rank of brigadier general. For example, the captain of a warship (艦長/kanchou) does not necessarily hold the rank of Captain (大尉/taii or 大差/taisa).

The 19381945 Japanese military and naval ranks were phased out after World War II. The distinction should be made between the positions and the ranks in the UN Spacy (as well as in real-life military services). The symbols below represent the ranks of the Japan Self-Defence Forces: the Japan Ground Self-Defence Force, the Japan Air Self-Defence Force, and the Japan Maritime Self-Defence Force which replaced the imperial military in 1954. (The Imperial Japanese Army and the US Air Force uses different ranks from their sister branches for the lower enlisted ranks.) These designs were worn on shoulders as passants (shoulder straps) between the years 19, then on collars afterwards until 1945, when the army was dissolved. The UN Spacy follows naval traditions for its overall hierarchy and positions, but uses the rough equivalent of World-War-II-era Imperial Japanese Army and modern United States Air Force/Army ranks for its ranks. Ranks of the Imperial Japanese Army The following tables present the rank insignia of the Imperial Japanese Army before and during World War II. There is also a Defender anti-aircraft defense batteries and Spartan close-combat companies stationed onboard the Daedalus. Hierarchy Valkyrie VF-1 Air Tactical Wing/Group

Akishima (Destroyed in first battle of Space War I)Ģ010 February 11 (Battle with Boddole Zer's Main Fleet)Ģ010 April (Establishment of New United Nations).

Miranda (Destroyed in first battle of Space War I).

ARMD-03 Enterprise (Under construction).

ARMD-02 ARMD II (Destroyed in first battle of Space War I).

ARMD-01 ARMD I (Destroyed in first battle of Space War I).

Military Strength 2009 February 7 (SDF-1 Macross's Space Launch Ceremony)

3.1 Valkyrie VF-1 Air Tactical Wing/Group.

2.3 2010 April (Establishment of New United Nations).

2.2 2010 February 11 (Battle with Boddole Zer's Main Fleet).

2.1 2009 February 7 (SDF-1 Macross's Space Launch Ceremony).

Imperial japanese army ranks