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(Created page with "The 2026 Pelaxian Defence White Paper is an official document published by the Pelaxian Ministry of Defence in the wake of the Akanatoa War. The document outline the MoD discoveries and challenges presented to the armed forces for the second half of of the 21st century as well as the actions needes to meet specific objectives. == Introduction == The Pelaxian Ministry of Defence presents this Defence White Paper in conjunction with the DEFENSA 2050 strategy, aimed at ad...") Tag: 2017 source edit |
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==== Doctrine ==== | ==== Doctrine ==== | ||
In response to evolving geopolitical challenges and strategic imperatives, the Pelaxian Armed Forces have adopted a new military doctrine aimed at enhancing maritime capabilities and expeditionary readiness while reorienting the role of the Army. | |||
'''1. Focus on Maritime Power Projection:''' | |||
Recognizing the strategic significance of maritime domains, the Pelaxian Armed Forces will prioritize the development of naval and marine expeditionary capabilities. | |||
Increased investment in naval assets, including surface vessels, submarines, and amphibious assault ships, will enable enhanced power projection and presence in the Kindred Sea and overseas territories. | |||
Emphasis will be placed on achieving interoperability with allied naval forces and maintaining a forward presence to safeguard maritime interests and ensure freedom of navigation. | |||
'''2. Strengthened Naval and Marine Expeditionary Forces:''' | |||
The Navy and Marine Corps will receive expanded resources and training to enhance their expeditionary capabilities and operational readiness. | |||
Development of rapid deployment capabilities, including pre-positioning of forces and expeditionary logistics support, will enable timely response to regional contingencies and humanitarian crises. | |||
Specialized training and equipment upgrades will be implemented to support amphibious operations, maritime interdiction, and littoral warfare scenarios. | |||
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'''3. Army as Secondary Continental Defense Service:''' | |||
While maintaining readiness for conventional warfare and territorial defense, the Army will assume a secondary role in continental defense, with greater emphasis on supporting maritime operations and expeditionary missions. | |||
The Army will transition to a more agile and flexible force structure, optimized for joint operations and integrated with naval and air assets to support expeditionary campaigns. | |||
Resources previously allocated to traditional land-based defense will be reallocated to enhance naval and marine capabilities, ensuring a balanced and adaptive force posture. | |||
Investment in force multiplying equipment and advanced technologies will enable the Army to maintain operational effectiveness and combat power while reducing its overall size. | |||
'''4. Collaborative Regional Security Partnerships:''' | |||
The Pelaxian Armed Forces will prioritize collaborative security partnerships with regional allies and international organizations to address shared maritime security challenges and promote stability in the Kindred Sea region. | |||
Joint exercises, information sharing, and capacity-building initiatives will be pursued to enhance interoperability and collective defense capabilities among allied navies and marine forces. | |||
The new military doctrine reflects a strategic shift towards maritime-centric defense and expeditionary operations, aligned with Pelaxia's broader security objectives and commitment to safeguarding its maritime interests and territorial integrity in the Kindred Sea region and beyond. | |||
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