BORANA HISTORY IN ETHIOPIA MILITARY

 Striking Borana with high positioning Ethiopia military titles are Fitwarari(Aftarari) Halakhe Guyo Tuye, Qegnazmach(Qanyamas) Loot Bukura, and Shaleqa(Shalaqa) Jattani Ali Tandu. Despite the fact that from Wilipedia, find for your reference, The military positions of the Ethiopian Armed force initially came from the conventional association of their powers. A military in the field or in camp was made out of a vanguard, fundamental body, left and right wings and a back body. The titles of the upper degree of officials mirrored this association: 

Dejazmatch (ደጅ አዝማች, "Commandant or general of the Entryway") a military title meaning commandant of the focal body of a conventional Ethiopian equipped force.[1] 

Fitawrari (ፊት አውራሪ, Officer of the Vanguard), a military title meaning leader of the vanguard of a conventional Ethiopian equipped force.[1] 

Grazmach (ግራ አዝማች, Officer of the Left Wing) a military title meaning commandant of the left wing of a conventional Ethiopian outfitted force.[1] 

Qegnazmach (ቀኝ አዝማች , Officer of the Conservative) a military title meaning administrator of the traditional of a customary Ethiopian furnished force.[1] 

Asmach (Administrator of the Rearguard) a military title meaning commandant of the rearguard of a customary Ethiopian outfitted power. This was typically a dependable advocate and the pioneer's boss minister.[1] 

Balambaras (ባላምባራስ, Officer of an Amba or fortification), these could likewise be administrators of the gatekeepers, big guns or rangers of a customary Ethiopian furnished power, a man depended with significant military commands.[1] 

The above titles which were initially absolutely military positions later became titles of respectability held by men of no military foundation. The titles were allowed by local rulers until Head Haile Selassie finished the training and they turned into the sole endowment of the ruler. Numerous people hold the titles up to right now. 

Generally the legislative leaders of the territories were at the top of their nearby Sefari (commonplace or locale furnished power) and toll. Contingent upon the significance of their region they were called Dejazmach Negarit, Degiac Negarit or Degiac. A Degiac was the officer of a unit comparable to a regiment, made out of a few thousand men.[2] 

The conventional armed force units were coordinated on the decimal framework and the titles of their officers, the Basciai,[2] mirrored this association: 

Shaleqa (Administrator of 1,000), later as current military association was embraced it came to mean the boss of a Battalion[3] or Major.[4] 

Shambel (Commandant of 200 fifty), later as current military association was received it came to mean the boss of a Company[5] or a Captain.[4] 

Metoaleqa (Administrator of 100), later as present day military association was embraced it came to mean authority of a platoon[2] or lieutenant.[4] 

Amsa Aleqa as current military association was received this position came to be that of a NCO authority of a platoon.[2] 

Ila Ammist Aleqa as current military association was received this position came to be that of a NCO.[2] 

Asiraleqa (Administrator of Ten), later as present day military association was embraced it came to mean crew leader[2] or Corporal.[6] 

These positions have been held in the advanced armed force, the upper position titles of the military follow the European model.