Regulations Regarding the Position of Lieutenant General, Major Generals, and Other Military Ranks in the Armed Forces of Both Nations

Hey folks, here's the scoop on the latest law from Congress: The President, alongside The Union's agreement, is aiming to honor past military services, lure our talented citizens back from foreign gigs, and fire up all willing to serve our homeland, without cutting into future rights of the military commission regarding promotions. A new Lieutenant General position is set up to command the fourth division, but actual promotions and patent granting are on freeze until March 1st, barring any urgent needs marked by the assembled congressional states.

Three Major Generals from active service should get their advancements through the regular way, as per the military commission, while four more, either distinguished by The President in the past or fresh from overseas service, get the nod after the Houses of Congress recommend them. Big shout-out goes to some known names like Prince Józef Poniatowski and Tadeusz Kościuszko, but they won't see a dime until The President and the confederated states make further decisions together.

Topics: establishment of military ranks; officer promotions; military commission; Lieutenant General; Major Generals; foreign service; Commander of Kamieniec Fortress; King Stanisław August Poniatowski; Confederated States' Republic;