The General Assembly is a term used to refer to the collective body of military personnel and organizations. The term can be broken down into several components, such as WAR (3 letters), which refers to armed conflict between two or more nations; BRASS (5 letters), which refers to high-ranking officers in the military; BATTLE (6 letters), which refers to a large-scale engagement between two or more armies; ARMY (4 letters), which refers to a large organized force of soldiers; STARS (5 letters), which refers to the insignia worn by officers in the military; PENTAGON (8 letters), which refers to the headquarters of the United States Department of Defense; FSTARS (6 letters), which refers to the insignia worn by enlisted personnel in the military; TOPBRASS (8 letters), which refers to the highest ranking officers in the military; and CADETCORPS (10 letters), which refers to the organization of cadets in the military.