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The Stenzan Armed Forces act as the official constitutional military for the [[Stenza|Republic of Stenza]]. The force describes itself as mostly defensive, and is known for its rather timid ground forces compared to a strong naval force. The Stenzan Armed Forces are led by Stenza's National Defense Council, | |||
a nine seat council with three representatives from each service branch. | |||
=Army= | |||
==Marine Infantry== | |||
=Air Force= | |||
=Navy= | |||
==Coast Guard== | |||
=Nuclear Armanents= |
Revision as of 14:46, 31 January 2022
Stenzan Armed Forces | |
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Stenzan Vaegaau | |
Motto | Saogalemu e ala i le Puipuia "Safety Through Deterrence!" |
Founded | 1811 |
Current form | 1921 |
Service branches | Army
Navy Air Force |
Leadership | |
Commander-in-Chief | President Iakopo Hsin |
Minister of Defense | Sahi Ohua |
Chairwoman, National Defense Council | Admiral Ahlima Kalokupu |
Vice-Chairman, National Defense Council | General Nung Pikao |
Manpower | |
Military age | 17 |
Conscription | No |
Available for military service | 12,917,000, age 15–49 |
Active personnel | 503,000 |
Reserve personnel | 978,000 |
Deployed personnel | 4,000 |
Expenditures | |
Percent of GDP | 4.8% |
The Stenzan Armed Forces act as the official constitutional military for the Republic of Stenza. The force describes itself as mostly defensive, and is known for its rather timid ground forces compared to a strong naval force. The Stenzan Armed Forces are led by Stenza's National Defense Council, a nine seat council with three representatives from each service branch.