NEWA, Population Group #, Army #, New Army Name
Population Group #
Army #
The Population Group ID # where you want to create a new Army.
The ID # that you are assigning to your new Army. You can use whatever positive ID # that you like but it
must be unique—not in use by an Army elsewhere in your Empire. Low #’s are wise, since extremely high I
#’s will surely result in mistakes when you issue Army orders later on.
The name you are giving to your new Army. Other players will see this name, so keep it in good taste.
New Army Name
Example: NEWA, 5002, 20, XX Corps
Army # 20, called “XX Corps”, is created at Population Group # 5002. You must control Pop Group #5002, and Army # 20 must not already be in use elsewhere in your Empire, or this order will fail. This order is used to transfer Divisions currently stationed at a Population Group into an Army. The Army must already be located at the same Population Group.
DIV, Population Group #, Army #, Division Type # 1, Qty # 1, …, Division Type # 24, Qty Division Type # 24
Population Group #
Army #
The Population Group ID # where the Divisions are currently stationed.
The Army ID # that is receiving the Divisions. This Army must be located at the Population Group that the
Divisions are coming from.
The first Division type that you want transferred from the Population Group to the Army. If you use the
special keyword of ALL here instead of the name of a particular Division, your field commanders will transfer
every Division in the Population Group.
The Quantity of the first Division that you want transferred. If you used the ALL keyword for the first
Division transferred (in the “Division # 1 field), then the Quantity for the first Division is not needed.
Remaining Division types that you want transferred.
Quantities of the remaining Divisions that you want to transfer.
Division # 1
Quantity # 1
Divisions # 2-24
Quantities # 2-24
Example: DIV, 8547, 20, ALL