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Exploring the Highest-Ranking Clones in Star Wars: Commanders and Marshals

March 17, 2025Film4651
Exploring the Highest-Ranking Clones in Star Wars: Commanders and Mars

Exploring the Highest-Ranking Clones in Star Wars: Commanders and Marshals

Within the expansive universe of Star Wars, the hierarchy of the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) is as intricate as the battles fought. Among the GAR, the highest-ranking clones were the Marshals and Commanders, each serving critical roles in the Clone Wars. This article delves into the ranks and notable personalities of these high-ranking clones, highlighting key figures such as Clone Commander Rex and Marshal Commanders.

The Hierarchy of Clones in the GAR

The GAR was organized in a hierarchical structure, with various ranks representing the military's chain of command. Below is a breakdown of the ranks in descending order of importance:

Marshal Commander (highest rank) Commander Captain Lieutenant Sergeant Trooper

The Mightiest Marshals of the GAR

A Marshal Commander was the highest rank achievable in the GAR and was responsible for commanding a corps. There were a few known Marshal Commanders:

Clone Commander Cody (CC-2224): Marshal Commander and commander of the 7th Sky Corps. His leadership during the Clone Wars was distinctive, particularly in the 212th Attack Battalion. Clone Commander Bly (CC-1004): Marshal Commander and commander of the 327th Star Corps. Clone Commander Bacara (CC-4142): Marshal Commander and commander of the 21st Nova Corps. Clone Commander Neyo (CC-4198): Marshal Commander and commander of the 91st Reconnaissance Corps. Clone Commander Gree (CC-4994): Marshal Commander and commander of the 41st Elite Corps.

Key Commanders in the GAR

While Marshals commanded corps, Commanders led smaller units. Some of the most notable Commanders included:

Clone Commander Rex (CT-7567): Though not a Marshal Commander, Rex served under Jedi General Anakin Skywalker and General Kenobi in critical battles. His character evolution and defiance of Order 66 stand out. Clone Commander Bly: Led the 327th Star Corps and the 104th Battalion. Clone Commander Neyo: Lead the 91st Reconnaissance Corps and also commanded the 104th Battalion. Clone Commander Bacara: Served as a Marshal Commander and led the 21st Nova Corps.

Leadership and Experience

Leadership in the GAR was not solely about rank; experience and expertise played significant roles. As exemplified by the quote, “Experience outranks everything,” captured famously by Clone Captain Rex, experience could grant a clone the respect and authority needed, regardless of formal rank.

While Rex was not a Marshal Commander, his extensive service and strategic acumen earned him immense respect within the GAR. Other notable Commanders, such as Bly, Cody, Bacara, and Neyo, served in pivotal roles but did not rise to the rank of Marshal Commander.

It's worth noting that not all Commanders and Marshals achieved their ranks after the fall of the Galactic Republic. For instance, Kix, the last known clone, had been in cryostasis for much of the early events in the Skywalker Saga and was eventually woken up to join a pirate crew.

Conclusion

The GAR’s structure under the Grand Army of the Republic is a remarkable aspect of the Star Wars universe. The respective ranks of Marshals and Commanders, each with their unique stories and contributions, highlight the depth and complexity of this militaristic order. From the highly ranked Marshal Commanders to the respected Commanders like Rex, their roles in the Clone Wars became legendary.