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The '''Imperial Armed Forces of Caphiria''' (Latin: ''Militum Imperialis Vires'') are the military forces of the [[Imperium of Caphiria]]. It consists of the [[Imperial Legion]], [[Imperial Naval Fleet]], and [[Imperial Aerial Defense Force]]. Despite not being a branch of the armed forces, three additional sub-branches exist: the [[National Guard (Caphiria)|National Guard]] (itself a function of the Department of Civilian Defense), the [[Urban Cohort]], and the [[Praetorian Guard]]. | The '''Imperial Armed Forces of Caphiria''' (<small>[[Caphiric Latin:]]</small> ''Militum Imperialis Vires;'' '''IAF''') are the military forces of the [[Imperium of Caphiria]]. It consists of the [[Imperial Legion]], [[Imperial Naval Fleet]], and [[Imperial Aerial Defense Force]]. Despite not being a branch of the armed forces, three additional sub-branches exist: the [[National Guard (Caphiria)|National Guard]] (itself a function of the Department of Civilian Defense), the [[Urban Cohort]], and the [[Praetorian Guard]]. | ||
From the time of its inception, the Imperial Armed Forces played a decisive role in the history of Caphiria. The Legion has been in continuous operation for well over three centuries, making it one of the world's oldest military units in continuous operation. The military has been an integral part of Caphiria, having played critical roles in domestic affairs such as the First and Second Civil Wars as well as global politics such as the First World War. | From the time of its inception, the Imperial Armed Forces played a decisive role in the history of Caphiria. The Legion has been in continuous operation for well over three centuries, making it one of the world's oldest military units in continuous operation. The military has been an integral part of Caphiria, having played critical roles in domestic affairs such as the First and Second Civil Wars as well as global politics such as the First World War. | ||