As taught nowadays in modern culinary schools like the
Culinary Institute of America, the
Kitchen Brigade looks more like this:
In order of their rank, from highest to lowest.
There are many kinds of Chef de Parties, Chef de Partie means "station chef" and there are many different stations and hence many different chefs that man them.
To wit:
As additional information, the Patissier may also have under him or her additional specialty chefs, like a Chocolatier who just makes chocolates or a chef that only makes ice cream called a glacier.
This brigade is for huge operations, usually in a hotel or resort. Stand alone restaurants (those not connected or part of a hotel), even the biggest ones do not usually have such a large brigade.
Acknowledgements to those who helped, especially mkb.