The 1/4/16/64 Plan is the standard mode of operations for the Commonwealth Military after the Adi Nova Concordance.

The plan divided the four subordinate corps of each army into smaller and smaller components, with one corps remaining intact as a mobile strategic reserve while the other three were split up. This allowed each sector army to coordinate one corps-level operation, four brigade-level operations, sixteen regimental missions, and sixty-four battalion-level operations concurrently throughout the army's theatre of operations. Each corps was also paired with four Commonwealth Navy assault lines, containing two Autumn class Cruisers and Paris-Class frigates, allowing great strategic mobility.

Components

Helmet

Servicemen CH263 helmets cover the entire face, with a T-visor for exterior visibility. The CH263 are mounted with hig-tech equipment such as a holographic Heads Up Display [HUD] that displays vital information on the go, helmet recorders and built in comm-link, speakers and microphone. The CH263 and its variants are standard issue within the Commonwealth Military and Navy. Unlike the CH252, the CH263 is able to operate in all sorts of climates. The helmet itself is made of the incredibly strong and versatile metal alloy; Adamantium.

Armour

M67C Body Armour, consisted of seven parts: Shoulder pauldrons, wrist gauntlets, breastplate, codpiece, kneepads, thigh and shin guards clasped over a body stocking. Each piece of Body Armour is made from Adamantium, an incredibly strong and versatile metal, able to protect the wearer from most types of blaster and ballistics fire. M67C Body Armour also comes with webbing around the waist where Commonwealth Infantrymen are able to store a multitude of different items such as their standard issue canteen or side arm.

While this armor protects the wearer from harm caused by weaponry it also has temperature-regulation units integrated into it to keep the wearer at optimum supportability while eliminating the need to change depending on the environment. This also reduces the enemy's ability to track soldiers via thermal energy as it is mostly hidden beneath this armor.

Infantry Burgen

Each Commonwealth Infantryman is given a standard issue Burgen, a type of durable metal backpack. Much like the rest of the Infantryman's armour, it to is made of adamantium. Each standard issue Infantry Brurgen consists of:

1. Entrenching tool - A miniature spade with handle capable of folding and fitting in to purpose built entrenching pouch on the back of the webbing, famous among the forces because the Infantry are the only arm to equip the entrenching tool for digging out shell-scrapes, cutting branches with the serrated edge, or fighting in emergencies.
2. Weapon cleaning kit - A small bag that can fit inside a utensil webbing pouch, inclusive of a whet stone, a plain rag, mineral oil, wax paste for polishing. In recent addition the Infantry now also carry leather shield coverings to prevent their shields from warping.
3. Mess-tins - a smaller tin resting in aside a larger tin, one of which can be used for cooking and the other personal cleaning, both are to be cleaned extensively after use before storage.
4. Hexemene cooker - A small tripod system used to prop prongs facing upward, flat side on the ground, to prop up mess-tins whilst the fire is lit up underneath the cooker through use of hexemene tablets.
5. Bed roll - stored tightly rolled up either on the side of a patrol pack (burgen) or atop it through the use of bungees.
6. Housewife kit - Thread and needle used for patching up buttons, buckles, and rips. .

MA5D Individual Combat Weapon System

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory.
Model: MA5.
Length: Length: 99.9 centimetres.
Magazine Size: 36 rounds.
Maximum Ammunition: 288.
Fire Mode: Fully automatic.
Ammunition Type: M118 FMJ-AP, 7.62 x 51 mm.
Operation: Gas-operated, magazine-fed, rotating bolt.
Rate of Fire: 600 RPM.
Muzzle Velocity: ~2,600 ft/s (792 m/s)
Range: Close to medium.

BR85 Heavy Barrel Service Rifle

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory.
Model: BR85HB SR
Length: 99.2 centimetres .
Height without scope: Height: 29.9 centimetres .
Weight: 7.6 kilograms .
Magazine Size: 36 rounds.
Maximum Ammunition: 216 rounds (4 magazines)
Fire Mode: Single Shot, Three-round Burst, Full Auto.
Ammunition Type: 9M634 X-HP-SAP, 9.5x40mm.
Operation: Short-Stroke Gas-Operated Rotating-Bolt.
Rate of Fire: Average, 2.4 Bursts per Second, 900 rounds per minute.
Range: Medium to Long (950 meters).

M45D Tactical Shotgun

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory
Model: M45D
Size: Handheld, Two-Handed.
Magazine Size: 6 shells.
Maximum Ammunition: 30 shells.
Fire Mode: Pump action.
Ammunition Type: M296 SC 8 Gauge Magnum shells.
Operation: Manual pump action.
Rate of Fire: 54 RPM.
Accuracy: Low.
Range: Short.

Sniper Rifle System 99-Series 5 Anti-Matériel

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory.
Model: SRS 99 Anti-Matériel.
Length: 161.3 centimetres.
Height: 35.1 centimetres.
Width: 23.2 centimetres.
Weight: 15.6 kilograms.
Magazine Size: 4 rounds.
Maximum Ammunition: 24.
Fire Mode: Semi-automatic.
Ammunition Type: M232 APFSDS, 14.5x114mm.
Operation: Gas-operated.
Rate of Fire: 75 RPM.
Muzzle Velocity: ~5,000 ft/s (1530 m/s)
Accuracy: High.
Range: Very long.

M7/Caseless Submachine Gun

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory
Model: M7
Length: 47.4 centimetres (18.7 in)
Weight: 2.88 kilograms (6.3 lb)
Magazine Size: 60 rounds
Maximum Ammunition: 240 rounds or 4 magazines
Fire Mode: Fully Automatic
Ammunition Type: 5x23mm M443 Caseless Full Metal Jacket/.197 caliber rounds
Operation: Gas-operated System, Rotating Breech
Rate of Fire: 15 rnds/sec (900 rnds/min)
Muzzle Velocity: 427 m/s (1400 f/s)
Range: 50 metres (160 ft)

M6H Personal Defense Weapon System

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory
Model: M6
Length: 13.7 inches (35 cm)
Width: 2.1 inches (5.3 cm)
Height: 10.2 inches (26 cm)
Width: 2.1 inches (5.3 cm)
Weight Standard: 1.8 kilograms (4.0 lb)
Magazine Size: 12-round detachable magazine
Maximum Ammunition: 32 rounds
Fire Mode: Semi-automatic
Ammunition Type: 12.7x40mm M228 Semi-Armor-Piercing High-Penetration/.50 magnum rounds
Operation: Short recoil principle.
Rate of Fire: 240 rounds/min
Muzzle Velocity: ~1,800 ft/s (550 m/s)
Accuracy: Medium.
Range: Maximum effective range: Between 30 and 50 meters - Maximum range: Between 60 and 115 meters.

M41 Surface-to-Surface Rocket Medium Anti-Vehicle/Assault Weapon

Manufacturer: Misriah Armory
Model: M41
Length: 144.3 centimetres
Magazine Size: 2 rockets.
Maximum Ammunition: 8 rockets.
Fire Mode: Semi-automatic.
Ammunition Type: 102mm High-Explosive Anti-Tank Shaped Charge.
Operation: Shoulder Fired, Semi-Automatic.
Rate of Fire: 1 rocket per second.
Accuracy: Very high.
Range: Short to long.

M9 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose Grenade

Model: M9 High-Explosive Dual-Purpose grenade.
Diameter: 9.25 cm (3.7 in.)
Weight: .4 kg (.875 lbs)
Ammunition Type: Fragmentation shrapnel filler: .19 kg of ComL High Explosive.

The Commonwealths Standing Army's strategy is based on several principles that distinguish it from the Marines, namely their focus on extended large-scale operations and their provision for colonial garrisons. They are numerically superior to the Marines, but are trained in a more specialization-focused program, as opposed to the Corps' belief in training towards blanket personnel combat readiness. This decision is only logical, as the Army does not have the luxury of having such small numbers as their spaceborne cousins, but must train their recruits within the same time frame. As a body, the Army's post-Great War doctrine is drawn from the following basic points:

1. Decisively achieving victory in prolonged, large-scale engagements with known hostile forces by using overwhelmingly superior force,

2. Rapid, armored mobility on the battlefield utilizing heavy (tanks) and light (APC) armor, supported by a large fleet of support aircraft.

3. Delivering precise and destructive support against known or recently-identified enemy targets to any branch of the Commonwealth military.

4. Providing humanitarian support, disaster relief, and civil support for any colony or sovereignty in need of assistance.

5. Maintaining a military presence on the surface of all Commonwealth-occupied territory.

This being said, the Army focuses more intensively on their armour, air, and support groups than do the Marines, having more supplies of the variants of tanks, VTOL craft, artillery, and miscellaneous auxiliary vehicles that all Commonwealth Military units use. Since they are more geared towards prolonged combat, rather than fast and deadly reaction, the Army has been known as the "Anvil of the Commonwealth," the solid and armored companion of the "Hammer"-like Marines.

M12 Light Reconnaissance Vehicle

Manufacturer: AMG Transport Dynamics
Model: M12
Class: Light Reconnaissance Vehicle
Length: 6 metres (20 ft)
Width: 10 feet
Height/depth: 10 feet
Mass: Approx: 3.25 tons
Max acceleration: 78 mph
Armament:
M41 Light Anti-Aircraft Gun (1)
or
M46 Light Anti-Aircraft Gun (1)
Crew
1 Driver
1 Gunner
Passengers:
1

M12G1 Light Anti-Armor Vehicle

Manufacturer: AMG Transport Dynamics
Model: M12G1
Class: Light Anti-Armor Vehicle
Length: 6 metres (20 ft)
Width: 10 feet
Height/depth: 10 feet
Mass: Approx: 3.28 tons
Max acceleration: 78 mph
Armament:
M68 Asynchronous Linear-Induction Motor Gauss Cannon (1)
Crew:
1 Driver
1 Passenger
1 Gunner

M831 Troop Transport

Manufacturer: AMG Transport Dynamics
Model: M831
Class: Light troop transport
Length: 6 meters (19.7 feet)
Width: 3 meters (9.9 feet)
Height/depth: 10 feet
Mass: 3.30 tons
Max acceleration: 78 mph
Armament:
None
Crew:
Driver (1)
Passengers: 4-10