The 3 Classes of Adjutants

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RRG recognizes 3 classifications of the office of the Adjutant Administrator.  the term was typically a term used for one who was an assistant within a military setting.  The adjutant assisted a high ranking officer in organizing and preparing the troops under the officer.  In some occasions the adjutant was a noncommissioned officer who was non military.

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1.  Regimental Adjutant - A regimental adjutant is one who manages a group, battalion of fighters, a headquarters and a supporting unit (Keeps records and establishes workloads)

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a.  The regimental adjutant is responsible for:

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     1.  Keeping accurate records of a regiment/group and its activities

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     2.  Managing those within this group as far as work load and specific tasks

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     3.  Keeping the group fit and ready to function

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2.  A Garrison Adjutant-One who is in charge of an administrative platoon or group. (Trains, organizes and leads into action those who need to be present to enable a program to Go)

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a.  The garrison adjutant is usually responsible for:

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     1.  Assisting the commanding officer or overseer in organizing a group, platoon etc.

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     2.  Being Officer in Charge (OIC) who organizing and implements all strategies and activities

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     3.  Managing group actions and activities when operating.

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3.  An Attendant Adjutant - An Attending Adjutant is assigned to the care and personal aiding of a leader or overseer.

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a.  The attending adjutant is the personal assistant of the overseer or leader and is responsible for:

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     1.  Organization of all daily routine

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     2.  Organization of all resources that make working and operating in the leaders office easy

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     3.  Organizing and arranging meetings, events and those things that are needed for said activities

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     4.  To make sure that supplies, tools and needed equipment is available in a timely fashion

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