Royal Air Service of Burgundie

The Royal Air Service of Burgundie (Burg: Servis d'aire real de Burgundie) is the and  of the Burgoignesc Security Forces. It was the first military aviation force in history, formed in 1893 as the Servis Aeronautique, a service arm of the Navy of Burgundie; it became an independent military branch in 1945 as the Royal Air Service.

It has 184,980 uniformed members (126,349 activ duty members and 58,631 reservists), maintains ~2,000 aircraft, and ~142 (non-nuclear) ICBMs.

= Mission = The Royal Air Service of Burgundie (Burg: Servis d'aire real de Burgundie), serves as the air-based branch of the Civil Defense and Security Ministry in the Burgoignesc Security Forces. The mission the Air Service is charged with is:
 * Preserving the peace and security, and providing for the defense of The Burgundies, and any areas occupied by Burgundie;
 * Maintaining and preparing against future threats to the sovereignty of Burgundie;
 * Implementing the national objectives for aerial and space forces as determined by the national government of Burgundie; and
 * Overcoming any nations or parties responsible for aggressive acts that imperil the peace, security, or commerce of The Burgundies.

Strategic doctrine
Le Servis d'aire works to achieve its mission through its strategic approach. The strategic approach is that the Air Service is always prepared to:
 * rapidly and with oppressive force, engage all enemies in a prompt, but fully logistically-supported fashion;
 * wage sustained aerial and space-based combat against any opponent;
 * conduct combined arms operations with unified command structures, combat objectives, and communications;
 * execute special operations in support of ongoing military operations;
 * establish and sustain the theater or area of operations for joint forces operations; and
 * liaison, integrate, and fight with valor alongside national, and multinational forces.

Tactical approach
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