A Regimental Commander is a senior military officer responsible for leading and managing a regiment, which is a unit typically consisting of several battalions. This role involves overseeing training, operations, and the welfare of soldiers within the regiment. The commander ensures that the unit is prepared for various missions and maintains discipline and morale among the troops. In many armies, the rank of a Regimental Commander can vary, often being a Colonel or Lieutenant Colonel. They report to higher command levels, such as a Brigade Commander, and play a crucial role in implementing strategic objectives set by the military leadership, including Army and Defense Forces.