Now I bet a Wing of assault transports would have fewer craft and squadrons than a Wing of TIE/ln, but it would still be a Wing Commander’s billet and have roughly the same scale of support assets (and similar C&C staff) assigned to it. So a Wing varying from 60 fighters to hundreds (or thousands if we’re talking about a line of 1 Impellor, say) of fighters is an odd thing, when Wings are routinely used as cohesive tactical units (like an ISD’s starfighters together) at similar levels of command. It says something about how a force expects to deploy regularly. What I mean is that the smallest interchangeable unit matters in organization. Yes, the actual tactical level varies a lot – if you have 8 fighters then it might be a Flight, but 800 you could and would arrange many different ways. First, I’m going to distinguish between Wing or Group as an organizational level and the colloquial wing or group used to describe a ship or command’s combined fighter assets.
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