Colonial Self-Defense Forces

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Colonial Self-Defense Forces
Coloniae Sui Ipsuis Defensione Viribus
Founded June 1st, 1619
Current form September 15th, 1992
Service branches CSDF Navy
CSDF Marine Corps
CSDF Army
CSDF Air Force
Colonial Maritime Self-Defense Forces
Colonial Guard
Headquarters Omega 6, Aldia
Leadership
Political & Morale Commander Victor Geller
Director of the Colonial Military Administration Gatot Simanjuntak
Manpower
Military age 18
Conscription Yes
Available for
military service
1.8 Billion males, age 15–49
1.5 Billion females, age 15-49, age 15–49
Fit for
military service
1.5 Billion males, age 15–49
1.2 Billion females, age 15–49
Active personnel 10,891,573
Reserve personnel 502,459,698
Deployed personnel 743,101
Expenditures
Budget cR 69 Trillion
Percent of GDP 25.9%
Industry
Domestic suppliers General Resources Ltd
Xiandong Industries
Gondwana Shipyards
Aquarian Design Bureau
Polystralian Shipyards
Grunder Industries
Neucom Incorporated
Annual imports None
Annual exports None

The Colonial Self-Defense Forces (CSDF) is the unified armed forces of the United Colonies of Aldia that was established on the 1st of June 1619. Nominally it is controlled by the Colonial Military Administration however, the Political & Morale Commander of the United Colonies has final word on Aldia's military policy. The CSDF consists of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, Maritime Defense Forces and the Colonial Guard, the latter being the largest component of the CSDF in terms of number of personnel. The primary tasks of the CSDF is to protect and preserve the territories of the United Colonies from both domestic and foreign enemies. Although the United Colonies has maintained a policy of non-interventionism in its foreign policy, it also implicitly reserves the right the use of armed forces and declarations of war to resolve international disputes.