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==Office for Veterans Benefits== | ==Office for Veterans Benefits== | ||
==Office for Strategic Coordination== | ==Office for Strategic Coordination== | ||
==Office for the Army== | ==Office for the Administration of the Army== | ||
==Office for the Administration of the Navy== | ==Office for the Administration of the Navy== | ||
===Agency for Administration of the Marine Corps=== | ===Agency for Administration of the Marine Corps=== | ||
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| Agency overview | |
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| Headquarters | TBD TBD State Street Urceopolis |
| Annual budget | TBD |
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| Website | armedservices.urc |
The Ministry of the Armed Services, formally titled His Most Christian Majesty's Ministry of the Armed Services, is the Purpaidá Ministry that constitutionally advises the Government of Urcea and leads the nation in military issues, particularly with respect to the administration of the military. The Ministry, as a body, represents civilian control of the military in Urcea.
The Ministry of the Armed Services previously handled homeland security issues and disaster response duties before both were shifted to the Ministry of National Security in 2016.