Our Units

The Ausland Volunteers (AV) operates as a network designed for efficiency and adaptability. With a mission rooted in community service, cultural preservation, and emergency response, AV’s structure ensures seamless coordination across all levels, empowering members to serve and lead effectively.

AV COMMAND:

  • General Command (GCAV): The executive leadership defines strategic objectives and ensures all units operate within AV’s mission and standards.

  • National Command (NATCOM): The operational hub coordinating national resources and activities across all regiments.

  • Regiment Commands (REGCOM): Oversees state and territory operations, bridging national command and local units to tailor initiatives for regional needs.

  • Local Units (UCOM): The core of AV’s operations, where members train, gather, and execute missions that directly impact their communities as a part of a Volunteer task group.

VOLUNTEER TASK GROUP (UCOM):

UNIT STRUCTURE:

  • Squad:

    • Small groups of 4-5 members working collaboratively within their section.

    • Focus on specific tasks and missions under direction.

  • Section:

    • Composed of 3-4 squads, functioning as the main operational unit available to Unit Command.

  • Unit:

    • Formed by multiple sections, serving as the primary operational group in towns or cities.

  • Company:

    • Made up of 3 or more units, managing operations in specific localities or small regions.

  • Battalion:

    • Comprised of 4 companies, operating as cohesive forces in larger regions or urban centres.

  • Regiment (State-Based):

    • State-level structures managing multiple battalions to oversee large-scale regional operations.

  • Division (Interstate):

    • The largest force able to be mobilised under the command of NATCOM, coordinating regiments across multiple states.

SPECIALIST DIVISIONS:

Corps enhance AV’s operational capabilities by focusing on advanced skill sets and critical support roles. These include:

  • Medical Corps: Delivering first aid and health support during emergencies.

  • Engineering Corps: Providing technical expertise for construction and maintenance projects.

  • Logistics Corps: Managing transport, resource coordination, acquisition, communications, etc.

  • Search-and-Rescue Teams: Equipped for challenging recovery and rescue missions.

  • and others