The rank of Surface Marshal was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A Surface Marshal commanded a Sector Army, the sum total of all Army units within a given Sector. Usually, the Surface Marshal was also the sector's Moff, though in some instances a different individual was appointed who would operate either on behalf of the Moff or from orders from a Grand General or the Emperor. A Surface Marshal reported to the Grand General's Council. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
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| - The rank of Surface Marshal was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A Surface Marshal commanded a Sector Army, the sum total of all Army units within a given Sector. Usually, the Surface Marshal was also the sector's Moff, though in some instances a different individual was appointed who would operate either on behalf of the Moff or from orders from a Grand General or the Emperor. A Surface Marshal reported to the Grand General's Council. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
- The rank of Surface Marshal was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A Surface Marshal commanded a Sector Army, the sum total of all Army units within a given Sector. Usually, the Surface Marshal was also the sector's Moff, though in some instances a different individual was appointed who would operate either on behalf of the Moff or from orders from a Grand General or the Emperor. A Surface Marshal reported to the Grand General's Council.
- While all Moffs and Grand Moffs had viceregal authority over the Imperial military forces within their Sectors, there is no evidence that they held any specifically military commission additional to the titles of High Admiral and/or Surface Marshal; it seems likely, therefore, that the rank insignia worn by Imperial governors were in fact indicative of these military ranks. It is not clear, however, how much "Surface Marshal" was a formal grade in the Army chain of command, and how much it was in itself a form of state dignity.
- A Surface Marshal is an army rank currently equivalent to Grand Admiral in seniority. A Surface Marshal is typically senior to a High General and junior to a Lord General. Surface Marshals are addressed by rank and name, thereafter by subordinates as "Sir" or "Ma'am". The rank is usually abbreviated to "SMars." or "SMARS". Traditionally, the rank of Surface Marshal is under that of Grand Admiral and equivalent to that of High Admiral.
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| - The rank of Surface Marshal was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A Surface Marshal commanded a Sector Army, the sum total of all Army units within a given Sector. Usually, the Surface Marshal was also the sector's Moff, though in some instances a different individual was appointed who would operate either on behalf of the Moff or from orders from a Grand General or the Emperor. A Surface Marshal reported to the Grand General's Council. From SW1ki, a Wikia wiki.
- The rank of Surface Marshal was used in the Galactic Empire's Imperial Army. A Surface Marshal commanded a Sector Army, the sum total of all Army units within a given Sector. Usually, the Surface Marshal was also the sector's Moff, though in some instances a different individual was appointed who would operate either on behalf of the Moff or from orders from a Grand General or the Emperor. A Surface Marshal reported to the Grand General's Council.
- While all Moffs and Grand Moffs had viceregal authority over the Imperial military forces within their Sectors, there is no evidence that they held any specifically military commission additional to the titles of High Admiral and/or Surface Marshal; it seems likely, therefore, that the rank insignia worn by Imperial governors were in fact indicative of these military ranks. It is not clear, however, how much "Surface Marshal" was a formal grade in the Army chain of command, and how much it was in itself a form of state dignity.
- A Surface Marshal is an army rank currently equivalent to Grand Admiral in seniority. A Surface Marshal is typically senior to a High General and junior to a Lord General. Surface Marshals are addressed by rank and name, thereafter by subordinates as "Sir" or "Ma'am". The rank is usually abbreviated to "SMars." or "SMARS". Traditionally, the rank of Surface Marshal is under that of Grand Admiral and equivalent to that of High Admiral.
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