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Stenza's army is its oldest service branch, having existed as an unified force since 1811 when the Corummese Colonial government decided to raise a force made up of local conscripts with Corummese officers and NCO's. This force was effective enough in putting down any resistance during the colonial era, but eventually revolted against the Corummese government to start the Stenzan war of independence. The Stenzan Army was reformed upon gaining independence in 1921, and has existed in its current force since.
Stenza's army is its oldest service branch, having existed as an unified force since 1811 when the Corummese Colonial government decided to raise a force made up of local conscripts with Corummese officers and NCO's. This force was effective enough in putting down any resistance during the colonial era, but eventually revolted against the Corummese government to start the Stenzan war of independence. The Stenzan Army was reformed upon gaining independence in 1921, and has existed in its current force since.


The Stenzan Army of today is a modern light mechanized force suited to Stenza's defense. The bulk of its forces are formed into (light) mechanized divisions, which are mobile enough to thrive in Stenza's somewhat difficult terrain. Three air mobile divisions, two airborne divisions and a single armored division finish up Stenza's offensive capabilities on land. One interesting thing to note about Stenza's light mechanized divisions is their secondary role as Gendarmerie divisions, with the bulk of these divisions being absorbed from the old Stenzan Internal Forces, a paramilitary agency under the previous government. Divisions and units that are marked as Gendarmerie divisions can perform constitutional law enforcement duties all over Stenza.
The Stenzan Army of today is a modern light mechanized force suited to Stenza's defense. The bulk of its forces are formed into (light) mechanized divisions, which are mobile enough to thrive in Stenza's somewhat difficult terrain. Three air mobile divisions, two airborne divisions, two mountain infantry divisions and a single armored division finish up Stenza's offensive capabilities on land. One interesting thing to note about Stenza's light mechanized divisions is their secondary role as Gendarmerie divisions, with the bulk of these divisions being absorbed from the old Stenzan Internal Forces, a paramilitary agency under the previous government. Divisions and units that are marked as Gendarmerie divisions can perform constitutional law enforcement duties all over Stenza.


Stenza's Army is a full time voluntary force with a major reserve component. Most army divisions are only staffed to a third of their normal wartime strength, with the other two thirds being drawn from reservists. Reservists are obliged to train for two weekends a month and two large exercises per year, with the government offering free education to every member of Stenza's military reserve.
Stenza's Army is a full time voluntary force with a major reserve component. Most army divisions are only staffed to a third of their normal wartime strength, with the other two thirds being drawn from reservists. Reservists are obliged to train for two weekends a month and two large exercises per year, with the government offering free education to every member of Stenza's military reserve.
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| 15th ''"Full Moon"'' || Light Mechanized || 6,000/18,000 ||
| 15th ''"Full Moon"'' || Light Mechanized || 6,000/18,000 ||
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| 16th || Light Mechanized || 6,000/18,000 ||
| 16th ''"Goats"'' || Mountain || 6,000/18,000 ||
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| 17th || Light Mechanized || 6,000/18,000 ||
| 17th || Light Mechanized || 6,000/18,000 ||
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| 18th ''"Peak Hoppers"'' || Mountain || 6,000/18,000 ||
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The Stenzan Air Force operates from both its own bases and reserve bases that exist at civilian airports. It is not uncommon for civilian airfields that only serve small regional aircraft to have large runways and the facilities needed to host large military aircraft.
The Stenzan Air Force operates from both its own bases and reserve bases that exist at civilian airports. It is not uncommon for civilian airfields that only serve small regional aircraft to have large runways and the facilities needed to host large military aircraft.
The composition of the Stenzan Air Force includes:
{| class="wikitable"
|+ STENZAN MAJOR AIR FORCE SQUADRONS
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! NAME !! TYPE !! STRENGTH (ACTIVE/WITH RESERVES) !! NOTES
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| 1st ''"Cloudbusters"'' || Fighter || 24x FM-04 ||
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| 2nd "Future Talent" || Training || 12x L-70 ||
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| 3rd ''"Screaming Rain"'' || Fighter || 24x FM-04 ||
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| 4rd || Training || 12x L-07 ||
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| 5th ''"Kiwis"'' || Fighter || 24x FM-04 ||
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| 6th (Reserve) || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 7th "Protectors" || Bomber || 11x B-71 || Lost an aircraft early 2026
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| 8th || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 9th || Bomber || 12x B-71 ||
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| 10th || Refueling || 12x Tanker ||
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| 11th ''"Vigilantes"'' || Fighter || 24x FM-04 ||
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| 12th || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 13th ''"Can Openers"'' || Attack || 24x A-83 ||
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| 14th  || Attack || 24x A-83 ||
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| 15th (Reserve) || Attack || 24x A-83 ||
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| 16th  || Transport || 12x T-88 ||
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| 18th  || Airborne Early Warning || 6x AEW-01 ||
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| 19th  || Airborne Early Warning || 6x AEW-01 ||
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| 20th  || Bomber || 12x B-71 ||
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| 17th  || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 21st (Reserve) || Bomber || 12x B-71 ||
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| 22nd  || Transport || 12x T-88 ||
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| 23rd  || Training || 12x L-07 ||
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| 24th (Reserve) || Transport || 12x T-88 || Aircraft and personnel leased to cargo airline on reserve basis.
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| 25th  || Refueling || 12x Tanker ||
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| 26th  || Attack || 24x A-83 ||
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| 27th (Reserve) || Transport || 12x T-88 || Aircraft and personnel leased to cargo airline on reserve basis.
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| 28th  || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 29th  || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 30th  || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 31st (Reserve) || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 32nd  || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 33rd || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 34th  || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 35th (Reserve) || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 36th (Reserve) || Refueling || 12x Tanker ||
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| 37th  || Refueling || 12x Tanker ||
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| 38th  || Transport || 12x T-88 ||
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| 39th  || Fighter || 24x FM-04 ||
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| 40th  || Training || 12x L-07 ||
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| 41st (Reserve) || Fighter || 24x FM-79 ||
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| 42nd  || Training || 12x L-07 ||
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| 43rd  || Training || 12x L-70 ||
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| 44rd (Reserve) || Transport || 12x T-74  ||
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| 45rd  || Training || 18x L-94 ||
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| 46th  || Transport || 12x T-88 ||
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| 47th (Reserve) || Attack || 24x A-83 ||
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| 48th (Reserve) || Airborne Early Warning || 6x AEW-01 ||
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{| class="wikitable"
|+ STENZAN AIR FORCE INVENTORY
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! DESIGNATION !! TYPE !! ACTIVE AMOUNT (RESERVED) !! DESCRIPTION
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| FM-04 || Multirole Fighter || 120 (8) || Modern twin engine multirole fighter of 2004 design, based  of Navy workhorse.
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| FM-79 || Multirole Fighter || 168 (120) || Multirole twin engine fighter of 1979 design, upgraded variants still in use with phased out aircraft held in various states of reserve storage.
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| B-71 || Strategic Bomber || 47 (12) || Long range four engine Strategic Bomber, nuclear capable.
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| A-83 || Attack || 120 (24) || Single engine supersonic attack aircraft of 1983 design.
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| T-88 || Strategic Transport || 72 (8) || Long range four engine Strategic transport of 1988 design, sold commercially as well.
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| T-74 || Tactical Transport || 152 (34) || Used for both transport and specialist purposes.
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| L-07 || Light Trainer || 48 (12) || Commercial design.
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| L-70 || Intermediate Trainer || 24 (3) || Can be outfitted as light attack.
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| L-94 || Multi engine jet trainer || 36 (1) || Commercial business jet design, also used as light / VIP transport.
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| AEW-01 || Airborne Early Warning || 18 (2) || AWACS based off civilian airliner.
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=Navy=
=Navy=
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! NAME !! TYPE !! AMOUNT !! DESCRIPTION
! NAME !! TYPE !! AMOUNT !! DESCRIPTION
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| ''Kapiti''-class Aircraft Carrier || Aircraft Carrier, Nuclear (AVN) || 4 || Pride of Stenzan fleet.
| ''Kapiti''-class Aircraft Carrier || Aircraft Carrier, Nuclear (AVN) || 4 || Pride of Stenzan fleet. Air wing consists of 32 Multirole fighters, 2 AWACS, 2 COD, 4 helicopters.
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| ''Ka'o''-class Cruiser || Heavy Cruiser, Missile (HCM) || 3 || 1940s Heavy Cruiser modernized over the decades to have modern weaponry and sensors, maintains frontal two heavy gun turrets. Fourth in class lost in catastrophic explosion in 2004.
| ''Ka'o''-class Cruiser || Heavy Cruiser, Missile (HCM) || 3 || 1940s Heavy Cruiser modernized over the decades to have modern weaponry and sensors, maintains frontal two heavy gun turrets. Fourth in class lost in catastrophic explosion in 2004.
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