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== Structure ==
 
== Structure ==
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The unit is comprised of both [[lighteyes]] and [[darkeyes]], with no regard for social rank between them. Rather, they're promoted based on competence. The recruits can come from strangest of places, including the enemy forces.{{book ref|sa3|3}} They are marked by a distinctive armband.{{book ref|sa3|26}} Rather than guards, they serve as additional manpower to support the Blackthorn when one man is not enough to affect the course of battle.{{book ref|sa3|3}} In fact, they typically have an order to stay out of his way.{{book ref|sa3|26}}
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The unit is comprised of both [[lighteyes]] and [[darkeyes]], with no regard for social rank between them. Rather, they're promoted based on competence. The recruits can come from strangest of places, including the enemy forces.{{book ref|sa3|3}} They are marked by a distinctive armband.{{book ref|sa3|26}} Rather than guards, but serve as additional manpower to support the Blackthorn when one man is not enough to affect the course of battle.{{book ref|sa3|3}} In fact, they typically have an order to stay out of his way.{{book ref|sa3|26}}
   
 
The composition of the elites is mixed, to make them as flexible as possible. They include spearmen, swordsmen, horseback riders and archers, as well as support personnel like cooks.{{book ref|sa3|49}}{{book ref|sa3|3}}{{book ref|sa3|75}} They are structured like any other military unit, with several captains answering directly to Dalinar.{{book ref|sa3|5}} In later years, they begin to receive specific training focused on improving their stamina; Dalinar eventually claims that they could outrun any other army. However, the soldiers trained in this way don't wear armor, foregoing protection for mobility.{{book ref|sa3|75}}
 
The composition of the elites is mixed, to make them as flexible as possible. They include spearmen, swordsmen, horseback riders and archers, as well as support personnel like cooks.{{book ref|sa3|49}}{{book ref|sa3|3}}{{book ref|sa3|75}} They are structured like any other military unit, with several captains answering directly to Dalinar.{{book ref|sa3|5}} In later years, they begin to receive specific training focused on improving their stamina; Dalinar eventually claims that they could outrun any other army. However, the soldiers trained in this way don't wear armor, foregoing protection for mobility.{{book ref|sa3|75}}

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