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Military of Adumara
Founded	1860
Service branches	Army, Navy, Air Force
Headquarters	Annuminas
Leadership
Chancellor	Ardis Kane
Manpower
Military age	18
Conscription	Yes, for 2 years. Then become part of Resetve Corps for 15-20 years
Available for military service	36,230,500, age 18 - 49 (2010)
Fit for military service	40,918,520, age 18 - 49 (2010)
Reaching military age annually	(2010)
Active personnel	845,824
Reserve personnel	3,985,355
Expenditures
Budget	$49,249,809,243
Percent of GDP	2.7%
Industry
Domestic suppliers	Halifax Armaments, Avalon Aerospace

The Adumaran Armed Forces, or AAF, is the military branch of the Adumaran government, and is run by the Grand General during peace time. But if the Chancellor declares a state of emergency, he assumes control of the AAF, and all Military Leaders are knocked down a rank temporarily. There are 4 main branches of the AAF, the Army, Navy, Air Force, and ANSC(Adumaran National Security Command).

Adumaran Army

The Adumaran Army handled all land operations, domestic or foreign, and is run by the Grand General. The Organization of the Army is as follows, from smallest to largest unit: - Fireteam, 4 men, Corporal; - Squadron, 8 men, Sergeant; - Platoon, 3 Squads, Lieutenant; - Company, 4 Platoons, Captain; - Battalion, 5 Companies, Lieutenant Colonel; - Brigade, 4 Battalions, Colonel; - Division, 5 Brigades, Major General; - Corps, 4 Divisions, Lieutenant General; - Field Army, 5 Corps(24,000 men), Field Marshal.

The Army is further divided into 2 primary branches:

Expeditionary Forces

The Adumaran Expeditionary Forces act as the AAF's Marine force, but number far larger than most other nations' marine forces. The Expeditionary Forces has approximately 168,000 personnel, all specially trained in rifling skills, maritime assault, basic machine operation, hand-to-hand combat, and basic first aid. Truly a force to reckon with.

The Expeditionary Assualt Forces can operate on domestic soil if necessary, but that is typically a job for the Federal Army. The Expeditionary Forces also operates 1,700 Infantry Fighting Vehicles, 1,100 Armored Personnel Carriers, 2,980 Infantry Combat Vehicles, 80 Engineering vehicles, 1,100 Main Battle Tanks, 31,000 Light Vehicles, 1,120 Artillery Batteries, 6,060 Medium Cargo Trucks, 2,090 Heavy Cargo Trucks, and 64 Patrol Vehicles.

Federal Army

The Federal Army is the primary land military force of the AAF, and despite not being trained as much as Expeditionary Assault troopers, are still quite an elite force. The Federal Army contains approximately 514,695 personnel, all of whom are trained in rifling skills, basic machine operation, hand-to-hand combat, and basic first aid.

The Federal Army operates wherever necessary, having no operation restrictions. They operate 2,700 Infantry Fighting Vehicles, 2,550 Armored Personnel Carriers, 2,920 Infantry Combat Vehicles, 120 Engineering Vehicles, 2,750 Main Battle Tanks, 990 MLRSs, 3,120 Artillery Batteries, 72,000 Light Vehicles,10,340 Medium Cargo Trucks, 6,120 Heavy Cargo Trucks, and 120 Patrol Vehicles.

Common AEF and Army Assault Tactics

A standard Infantry Fireteam consists of the Team Leader, typically a Corporal, who stands at the front of the formation, the Automatic Rifleman, a standard Rifleman, and the Team Grenadier. When a Squadron is in the field, for either Reconnaissance, Combat, or some other purpose, another Squadron, typically of the same platoon, is on standby with a Helicopter for emergency exfiltration or to assist the first team in their goal(s). When the second squad is sent in, a third is put on standby, and so on.

When in a hostile environment and surrounded by enemies, the Team leader is always in the most secure location, and is protected at all costs, as he doubles as the communications specialist of the team, and is sometimes the only way home for the men.

Adumaran Naval Forces

The Adumaran Navy handles all Maritime combat Affairs, and has a single branch, the DSCF, or Deep Sea Combat Force.

DSCF

The DSCF, or Deep Sea Combat Force, is the primary naval force of Adumara. The DSCF handles all Green and Blue water operations, though mostly sticking to Deep-sea operations, hence their name. The DSCF has 85,085 personnel, and operates 1 Heavy Carrier, the [i]Providence[/i], 15 Destroyers, 13 Multi-Role Frigates, 7 Amphibious Assault Ships, 6 Submarines, 3 Ballistic Missile Submarines, 4 Minehunters, 2 Surveillance Frigates, and operates another 45 Bulk Freighters with mostly Civilian Crews.

For Assault and Transportation Purposes, the DSCF also operates 72 Mechanized Landing Craft, and 18 Landing Craft Utility.

Vehicles

Adumaran National Security Command

The Adumaran National Security Command, or ANSC, is the smallest branch of the AAF, and often not considered a part of the AAF. The ANSC primarily deals with Anti-Drug smuggling and Anti-Piracy, and acts as the National Guard for Adumara, thought still utilizing Military-Grade weaponry. The ANSC uses several vehicles that perform well in very select conditions. They also mainly operate in Brown-Water zones, such as rivers, marshes, lakes, and streams,in civilian and urban territory, as well as deep in the Jungles, Mountains, and woods of Adumara. Their Arsenal of vehicles includes 12 Patrol Craft, 47 Heavy Transport Helicopters, 72 Light Patrol Vehicles, 134 Medium Cargo trucks, 6 Armored Engineering Vehicles, 7 Mine-Resistant Ambush-Protected vehicles, and 14 specialized Airboats for use in the Adumaran jungles and swamps.

Adumaran Air Force

The Adumaran Air Force is the branch of the AAF that deals with all Aerospace operations. There are currently 65,220 personnel in the Air Force, all of whom are trained in basic hand-to-hand combat, as well as basic rifling. The Air Force has 740 Fighters, 84 Strike Fighters, 710 Transport planes, 2 Aerial Refueling Tankers, 430 unmanned Surveillance Drones, 54 Vertical Take off and Landing Ships, 1,320 transport helicopters, 2,390 Attack Helicopters, and 1,670 Combat/Utility Helicopters.

Vehicles in the Air Fleet